Dan Snyder upset after funding movie that negatively portrays Donald Trump: report
Dan Snyder no longer owns the Washington Commanders, but that won’t stop the billionaire from making waves. The former NFL owner invested in the movie “The Apprentice,” and is now upset with how the film portrays Donald Trump, according to Variety.
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