“You can’t sit with us,” or work here, is what the Rolling Stones reported Barbara Res, an ex-employee of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, said that he said to an overweight employee.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Trump told less attractive women at one of his establishments the same.
The LA Times dug up a 2012 lawsuit that alleges Trump wanted to fire unattractive females employed at his golf resort, Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
The report could not have made its debut at a more perfect time.
At Monday night’s debate Hillary Clinton brought up the remarks Trump made about former Miss Universe Alicia Machado. He teased her with the names “Miss Piggy” for the weight she gained after the pageant and he also called her “Miss Housekeeping,” referring to her Latina decent.
In a sworn statement, the golf club’s former catering director, Hayley Strozier, said she had witnessed Trump tell club managers many times that some of the restaurant hostesses were “not pretty enough” and advised they be fired and replaced.
Strozier claims Trump made these discriminatory comments “almost every time” he visited the golf club. That was until the managers out-witted the businessman and only scheduled ‘pretty’ girls on the days he visited.
In Trumps mediocre defense, we would expect nothing less of Miss Congeniality himself. You can’t put a murderer on the streets and expect him not to murder anyone.
According to the Times, the court records have not been reported in detail until now.
The womanizer made comments to the female employees regarding their marriages and taste in men. Sorry Trump, they “don’t want no scrub.”
The LA Times reports the majority of the lawsuit was settled in 2013 when $475,000 was paid to employees who had complained about break policies. The club’s treatment of women was settled separately, and made confidential.
Check out this video for more information about Trump and his calling Miss Universe Miss Piggy:
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