In a new post on Truth Social, Donald Trump weighed in the movie The Apprentice, calling it a “cheap, defamatory and politically disgusting hatchet job.” Back in May, Trump threatened to sue over the movie, with his attorneys filing a cease and desist demand. That may have delayed the ability of the producers to obtain a distributor, but once they did, Trump and his team have yet to file any litigation. The Apprentice is about the early days of Trump in 1970s and 80s Manhattan, where Roy Cohn teaches his “apprentice” how to fight back against a federal lawsuit alleging that Trump and his father engaged in discrimination against Black applicants seeking to rent housing from them. The most objectionable scene appears to be one where Trump (Sebastian Stan) sexually assaults his then-wife Ivana. The scene is based on one of Ivana Trump’s depositions, which she later said was made during a period of “high tension” during their divorce proceedings and “totally without merit”.