The film tells the story of the disgraced former president’s early days as a New York City businessman, largely under the tutelage of notorious American lawyer and prosecutor Roy Cohn.

Forgive me if I’m cynical about humanity. I just stumbled into sunshine from the darkness of a screening of The Apprentice, the stunning fictional-yet-fairly-factual film about Donald Trump and ...

Roy Cohn was once the most reviled and fearsome ... Take care and know that you have our concern. Ronald Reagan.' 'Cohn would die hard; he would clamp onto the doorjambs, and when death yanked ...

Trump is also shown looking at a Reagan “Make America Great Again ... comes under the spell of Roy Cohn, the cutthroat attorney who would help create the Donald Trump we know today, ...

And this is just the sort of misdeed that likely would have made his mentor, the late legal dirty trickster Roy Cohn, very proud. Jeff Sharlet on His Time Inside 'The Family' This Is Who Roger ...

Roy Cohn delighted in flouting the law and getting away with it. My favorite example was his response when Roger Stone asked how he could win the endorsement for Ronald Reagan of New York's ...

The ‘evil’ master architect who mentored Donald Trump, as seen in The Apprentice - Decades before Trump erected his Tower, an insidiously well-connected New York power-player was cutting a ruthless ...

there is a line going from Joseph McCarthy, Roy Cohn, you know, Richard Nixon, Roger Stone, Paul Manafort, Ronald Reagan and over to Mr. Trump.

It’s here Donald first encounters Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong ... including an eye-roll-inducing scene in which Donald admires Ronald Reagan’s “Let’s make America great again” campaign ...

Trump and his attorney and mentor Roy Cohn, that’s akin to Dr. Frankenstein realizing in horror just what he has made. An ailing, AIDS-stricken Cohn (Jeremy Strong) is being uncomfortably fêted ...