Donald Trump, Your Life

Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American entrepreneur, television personality and politician, currently the 45th president of the United States.

In the 2016 election, Trump was elected by the Republican Party by defeating Democrat Hillary Clinton in the number of electoral college delegates; However, lost by more than 2.8 million votes, the biggest defeat in the polls of a president-elect in the history of the country. He was sworn in for office on January 20, 2017, and at the age of 70 is the oldest person to take the presidency.

Trump was born and raised in Queens, one of five boroughs in New York City, and received a bachelor's degree in economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. In 1971, he received from his father, Fred Trump, control of the company Real estate and construction Elizabeth Trump & Son, renaming it to The Trump Organization.

During his career, Trump built office towers, hotels, casinos, golf courses and other facilities with his brand around the world. Trump also owned the Miss USA beauty contest between 1996 and 2015, made brief appearances in movies and television series, and presented and co-produced The Apprentice, a reality show that was aired on NBC between 2004 and 2015. In 2016, Forbes magazine listed it as the 324th richest person in the world and 113th in the United States, with a net worth of $ 4.5 billion.



In politics, Trump attempted to receive the presidential nomination of the Reform Party in 2000, but withdrew before the start of the vote. In June of 2015, he announced his candidacy for the presidency as a Republican and quickly emerged as the favorite for his party's nomination.

By May 2016, all his Republican rivals had suspended their campaigns, and in July Trump was formally nominated for president at the Republican National Convention. Trump's campaign received unprecedented media coverage and international attention. Many of his statements in interviews, on Twitter and in campaign statements were controversial. Several demonstrations during the Republican primaries were accompanied by protests.

Trump's platform included proposals such as the renegotiation of trade agreements with China; Opposition to specific trade agreements, such as NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership; The cancellation of the country's participation in the Paris Agreement on global warming; The rigid application of immigration laws along with the construction of a wall along the US-Mexico border; The reform of veterans' medical care; The replacement of Obamacare and tax cuts. Following the November 2015 attacks in Paris, Trump also proposed a temporary ban on Muslim immigration, stating later that the ban would focus on countries with a proven history of terrorism until the screening of possible terrorists is improved.



Youth
Donald John Trump was born June 14, 1946 in the Jamaica neighborhood of the Queens district of New York City. He is the second of Frederick's five children "Fred" Christ Trump (1905-1999) and Mary Anne MacLeod (1912-2000).

His mother was born in the Highlands of Scotland and at age eighteen in 1930, during a vacation in New York, he met Fred Trump with whom he married in 1936. Fred Trump was born as well as his children in the Queens district. Donald Trump's paternal grandparents were Friedrich Trump (1869-1918) and Elisabeth Christ (1880-1966), German immigrants from Kallstadt in the Palatinate region.

Donald Trump has four brothers: two brothers, Fred Trump Jr. (1938-1981) and Robert Trump, and two sisters, Elizabeth Trump and Maryanne Trump. His older sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, is a judge of the Federal Court of Appeals.

Business career

Donald John Trump is an American business tycoon, television personality and author. Trump is the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts, which operates several casinos and hotels around the world. His extravagant way of life and manner of acting, bluntly, made him a celebrity. The status was also increased thanks to his reality show shown on NBC, The Apprentice.


Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk in Honolulu

After graduating from Wharton University of Pennsylvania in 1968, Donald joined his father, The Trump Organization, where he undertook the renovation of the Commodore Hotel at the Grand Hyatt with the Pritzker family. Among his major projects is Trump Tower in New York. Shortly thereafter, he expanded his industrial interests to the airline industry (buying the Eastern Shuttle routes) and the Atlantic City casino business, including the purchase of the Crosby family's Taj Mahal casino, which went bankrupt. This expansion, both personal and business, led to indebtedness. Many of the news stories about him in the 1990s involved his financial problems, which resulted in his divorce from his first wife, Ivana Trump.

It was not until the late 1990s that he saw a resurgence in his financial position and fame. In 2001 he completed the Trump World Tower and began building Trump Palace, a modern building along the Hudson River. It currently has several square meters of Manhattan's finest real estate areas, and continues to be an important figure in the real estate real estate business in the United States and a celebrity.

On June 15, 2009 Vincent McMahon announces that he sold (kayfabe) to Donald Trump the WWE Monday Night RAW. In Trump's First Action as "Owner" of RAW he announces that in the next episode of Monday Night Raw there would be no commercials. In his second action, he marks a Last Man Standing match between Randy Orton and Triple H for the WWE Championship. Trump publicly questioned the citizenship of US President Barack Obama. He then gave $ 5 million to any charity nominated by the president should he bring his original documentation public



The Apprentice

In 2003, Trump became executive producer and host of the NBC reality show The Apprentice. In the program, participants with diverse curricular histories compete for a vacancy of executive professional in one of the companies of the entrepreneur. Trump has filed an application to patent the "you're fired" trademark of the program.

In the first season of the reality show, he earned $ 50,000 per episode (about $ 700,000). After the initial success of the show, he went on to receive $ 1 million per episode. In 2007, Trump received a star on the Walk of Fame for his contribution to television. This star was targeted by vandals during the 2016 presidential campaign.

After entering the presidential race, Trump stopped presenting the program. In June of 2015, NBC rescinded the contract with Trump after the billionaire's controversial statements about the Mexicans. The television network had been under great pressure from Hispanic minority advocacy groups to do so through a petition on change.org, which gathered more than 200,000 signatures.

In 2004, Rede Record started to display a Brazilian version of the program, called The Apprentice. The program was licensed by FremantleMedia and presented first by the entrepreneur Roberto Justus who was succeeded by João Doria Júnior. In 2015, Justus returned to command the show.

Brazil

On December 18, 2012, Trump announced the construction of Trump Towers River, a set of five towers with 38 floors each in an area of ​​320,000 square meters in the center of the city, near the Wonder Port. Once built, it is estimated that it will have a market value of 5 to 6 billion reais. Four years later, in 2016, the venture had not yet gone off the paper and has been criticized by Brazilian engineers, architects and urban planners.

Another enterprise of the businessman and president-elect of the United States is the Trump Hotel Rio de Janeiro. Situated in the prime area of ​​Barra da Tijuca, the hotel was intended as a luxury option for lodging during the Olympics and Paralympics of Rio de Janeiro. The hotel opened in August 2016, but without being completely built.