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;

A former NBC marketing executive who promoted “The Apprentice” is issuing an apology to America, saying he “helped create a monster” by casting former President Trump, at the time a New York real estate developer,

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,

The former head of marketing for NBC is apologizing for “creating a monster” in Donald Trump through the production of his reality TV show The Apprentice. John D. Miller wrote a column for U.S. News and World Report,

The executive also took a dig at Trump, saying that the infamous boardroom from the show was a set because Trump’s real one was “too old and shabby for TV”

The former chief marketing officer of NBC apologized to the country in a Wednesday op-ed for helping craft and sell "a false narrative" on "The Apprentice" that former President Trump was a "a super-successful businessman.