Trump publishes video of himself when he beats golf ball in Bruce Springsteen

Springsteen's criticism triggered Trump, which caused him to unleash insults against the rocker and later an investigation of the confirmation of Kamala Harris by jumping steels and other prominent threats to support them in the President Racing in 2024.

In his concert in Manchester, England, Springsteen did not refer to Trump last week, but said that he headed “a corrupt, incompetent and treacherous administration”.

“Tonight we ask everyone who believes that democracy and the best of our American experience to rise with us, increase their voices against authoritarianism and ring freedom,” said Springsteen. He also called Trump an “unsuitable president” who led a “villain government”.

“The last review of the performance after the controls failed are people, you and I,” Springsteen told concert visitors. “It is a common series of values ​​in the union of people – now what is between democracy and authoritarianism.”

Trump replied by describing Springsteen as “dried up plums of a rocker”.

But Springsteen repeated his criticism of a subsequent concert. Neil Young came to Springsteen's defense on Tuesday and wrote on his website to the president: “Stop, think about what rockers say. Remember to save America from chaos you have made. Taylor Swift is right. So is Bruce. You know how I feel. You are more worried about yourself as America.”

Trump had also searched for Taylor Swift about Truth Social and claimed that she was no longer “hot” after saying that he hated her after her confirmation from Harris.