Bruce Springsteen delivers political remarks during a three-hour concert in Washington, D.C., where he criticizes President Donald Trump. According to reporting from multiple outlets, Springsteen makes the comments as he takes the stage and introduces songs early in the set. He directly calls Trump “racist” and “incompetent,” and he also uses the term “treasonous” during his remarks. The attacks are presented as part of Springsteen’s broader pattern of public criticism of the president, which he continues throughout the performance. One outlet describes the moment as Springsteen setting the tone from the start of the show, while another lists the specific language used in his condemnation. Neither source indicates that Springsteen endorses a particular political alternative, but both emphasize that his remarks are directed at Trump personally and are delivered in front of an audience during the concert in the nation’s capital.
Bruce Springsteen attacks Trump during DC concert
Bruce Springsteen delivers political remarks during a three-hour concert in Washington, D.C., where he criticizes President Donald Trump. According to reporting from multiple outlets, Springsteen make...
- Bruce Springsteen makes political remarks during a concert in Washington, D.C.
- Springsteen criticizes President Donald Trump directly during the show.
- He calls Trump “racist” and “incompetent.”
- He also uses the term “treasonous” in reference to Trump.
- The remarks occur as Springsteen introduces songs early in the performance.
Springsteen launched another attack on Trump at a concert in DC this week, calling the president "racist [and] incompetent."
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