Before running for office, former President Trump made a name for himself in the business and entertainment worlds, which many voters say was the foundation for his claimed economic success as president.

The man who led marketing for former President Donald Trump’s prominent reality show regrets selling what he calls an “illusion.” John D. Miller, the chief marketing officer at NBC and NBCUniversal during Trump’s time as host of “The Apprentice” and “The Celebrity Apprentice,

Former NBC chief marketer John D. Miller wrote in an op-ed this week he regrets helping market Donald Trump's The Apprentice, saying he helped "create a monster." The Apprentice ran for 15 seasons from 2004 to 2017;

Former NBC marketing boss John D. Miller has endorsed Kamala Harris in the presidential election after apologizing for Donald Trump's The Apprentice fame.

The former NBC employee in charge of marketing former President Donald Trump's reality TV show, "The Apprentice" (and its spinoff, "Celebrity Apprentice") recently published a mea culpa acknowledging his role in creating the "illusion" of success that led to Trump's political ascendancy.

Former NBC marketing executive John D. Miller recently shared his thoughts on Donald Trump‘s rise to fame through the reality show, The Apprentice. Miller explained that the show played a significant role in shaping the former president’s public image.