“The Apprentice”, the long-standing reality TV show that strengthens Donald Trump’s profile, will start in Amazon’s first-class video with streaming, the company said on Monday.
The first seven seasons of the show will be available on the streaming platform from Amazon, with the first season on Monday and subsequent seasons arrive until the end of April.
“The Apprentice” and a spin-off in 2004, “Celebrity Apprentice”, drove Trump to the national fame after a number of bankruptcy and bad business qualifications in the nineties, which had split its real estate empire in New York.
The series that should present Trump’s business sense was a great success, and Trump’s name became a global brand that contributed to starting his political career. The show showed candidates who took part in various challenges for a salary of 250,000 US dollars and a job at the Trump organization.
Trump expressed enthusiasm for the news about the social truth and in a statement in the statement of Amazon.
“I look forward to seeing this show myself – so great memories and so much fun, but above all it was a learning experience for all of us!” Trump said in Amazon’s publication.
Amazon’s decision to stream “The Apprentice” is the latest indication that the company is trying to strengthen its relationship with Trump, which was offset during its first term.
In January, Amazon said that it would publish a new documentary about First Lady Melania Trump, which promises an “unprecedented look behind the scenes” in her life.
Weekly before the elections in November, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced that the Washington Post, which he owns, would not support a presidential candidate who would trigger a wave of resignation and thousands of subscription stations.
On Monday, a columnist, who has been working in the post for four decades, resigned after she said that the management of the newspaper had decided not to take her comment critically about Bezos’ new editorial directive. The guideline announced last month narrowed the topics that are dealt with in the section “Opinion section of the paper” and the free market.
In December, Amazon said that it would donate 1 million US dollars for Trump’s inauguration. The company has also streamed the inauguration of its first-class video service, a separate donation worth a further $ 1 million.
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