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0:00On April 30th, rumors of swirling about Amazon reviving the apprentice, and now President Trump is weighing in. He told Fox News, he's heard the buzz from that Wall Street Journal report, calling the original show a massive hit over 14 seasons. Trump, who got an Emmy nod back in the day, said, we'll see what happens next. On his eldest son, Don Jr., possibly stepping into the year-fired hot seat, Trump gave a mild thumbs up. The 48-year-old was a judge and advisor on the show, from 2006 to 2015. Dad called him a good guy with some charisma, adding he probably do all right. Sources close to the family say the revival idea might have come straight from the Trumps themselves. They point out how the show pulled Trump out of the shadows, and the kids are always competing for his spotlight. Don Jr. seems to be shining today. Trump ditched the series in 2015 to chase the presidency. He wasn't a fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger replacing him for that 16th and final season, pushing instead for his daughter Ivanka, who was his.

1:03Long time sidekick on air. Speculation like this keeps the Trump world spinning, blending business, family, and that classic TV drama we all remember. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story.