'Survivor' Winner Shreds Trump In Vicious Takedown: 'Worst Human Being I've Ever Met'
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Richard Hatch, who once competed on Trump's "The Celebrity Apprentice," slammed the president over his "grotesquely manipulative" behavior on the show.
Richard Hatch, winner of the debut season of “Survivor,” stressed why he’s not so fond of Donald Trump and his “100% self-dealing” ways after his time competing on “The Celebrity Apprentice.”
Hatch, who took part in the fourth season of the Trump-hosted show, told Tim Murphy’s The Caftan Chronicles that he spent “a lot of time” with Trump, and knew Trump for three years before joining the NBC reality competition.
“He is probably the worst human being I’ve ever met in my life,” said Hatch, who once accused Trump of making “sexual comments” to “all of the women” competitors — and in front of his daughter Ivanka Trump — during the 2011 season. (Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign called Hatch’s accusation “completely false” at the time.)
Hatch, when asked what Trump was like “one-on-one,” described him as “grotesquely manipulative.”
“It’s all about what he can get out of any situation,” he explained.
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Richard Hatch, who once competed on Trump's "The Celebrity Apprentice," slammed the president over his "grotesquely manipulative" behavior on the show.
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