Bruce Springsteen speaks to Trump again at the Manchester Concert

The beef builds between Bruce Springsteen and President Trump.

The boss did not withdraw his fiery rhetoric against Trump in the third night of his “Lands of Hopes and Dreams” in Manchester, England – on Saturday – one day after Trump had hit Truth on Truth.

Springsteen did not commit. In a determined three-minute speech of the co-op live event location, Springsteen thanked his cheering audience that he spoiled him with a speech about the state of America: “At the moment, the things that are changing the nature of the democracy of our country and they are too important to ignore it.”

He then repeated many of the lines that he used during an earlier Manchester show – the same words that Trump initially annoyed, including the administration, the American universities, the return speed of civil rights legislation and attempts at the attempts with dictators, “against those who fight for their freedom”.

Trump's truth -social post contained an apparently apparently threat and writing showers: “We will see how he is doing” when he returns to the country. This did not take off the singer “Born in the USA”.

“In my house they pursue people for their right to freedom of expression and spend their contradiction. That happens now,” said Springsteen. “In America, the richest men take satisfaction, the poorest children in the world allow illness and death. This is now happening. In my country, they have sadistic pleasure in the pain that they cause loyal American workers.”

With a constant voice, he listed the many concerns of those who oppose Trump, his enabled and his guidelines.

“They remove the inhabitants of American roads without proper right and use them as prisoners in foreign prisoners. This is now happening. The majority of our elected representatives have not failed to protect the American people from the abuse of an unsuitable president and a villain government,” said Springsteen when the crowd applauded and applied his support. “You have no concern or idea of ​​what it means to be deeply American.”

He ended positively.

“The America I have sung over for 50 years is real, and regardless of its many mistakes, it is a great country with a great people, and we will survive this moment. Well, I have hope, because I believe in the truth of what the great American writer James Baldwin said.”

Springsteen has long been a loud critic of Trump and fought for the former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections. Trump is known for his angry diatribes against celebrities who criticize him, including Taylor Swift and Robert Deniro.