The children of the "Celebrity Apprentice" host, Donald Trump want their father to tone down the anti-Obama rhetoric, according to a report by Huffington Post.
An anonymous source told the New York Daily, "The three (Ivanka, Donald Jr., and Eric) of them met and went to see their dad in his Fifth Ave. office. They showed a lot of respect, but told him he's worked too long and too hard to build up the reputation he has. They understand completely he's always been outspoken and that he likes attention, but this is too much. They told him you can't throw this all away on this nonsense."
However, according to the Inquisitor, Trump's spokesman denies these reports stating, "They would never ever do that. It never happened. It's simply untrue."
Trump is noted for never shying away from voicing his controversial opinions of public figures, but during the Presidential elections in November, Trump took it a step further by challenging President Obama to reveal his birth certificate in exchange for five million dollars.
In a two and a half minute YouTube video, the Celebrity Apprentice host is seen challenging the President to reveal his school records as well as his passport documentation to the public. In the video, Trump says that if Obama agrees to it, he will donate $5 million to any charity of Obama's choice.
"President Obama is the least transparent of all presidents in the United States' history" Trump says, "There's never been nothing like it...I have a deal for the president, a deal I don't think he can refuse and I hope he doesn't," as on the YouTube video.
The proposition viewed by many as disrespectful, led to a petition signed by over 550,000 from people seeking Macy's to ban the real estate mogul's perfume from Macy's stores this Black Friday on November 24. The petition was called "The Donald Trump Petition."
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