Appears to have finally come nearly to the front-and-center of all things currently Trump. In a lengthy New Yorker article,  Jeffrey Toobin has come close to what some may call an attack on Trump himself. In the article, Toobin dives deep into Trump ‘s own personal sway in his business practices — and — how he pretty much controlled every aspect of the Miss Universe Pageant during ownership.
His ownership from 1996 up until about 6 years ago, is, in fact an important and critical part of the story. Several contestants including certain officials of the pageant revealed to the New Yorker, of how, Trump would “personally hand pick” several of the contestants he thought should win. Most of them, you guessed it, were from countries he had active or present business deals with at the time. None of them came from countries that did not.
Jeffrey further dived deep into the fact that Trump would “talk to each of the contestants, and then, make his own decisions before passing it off to the top judge in charge. Who, obviously, would quietly follow without much fan-fare”.