Bruce Springsteen calls Donald Trump 'racist,' 'treasonous'
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Bruce Springsteen Says Stephen Colbert Is the 'First Guy in America Who Lost His Show' Because Trump 'Can't Take a Joke'
The rock icon appeared on 'The Late Show' on Wednesday, May 20 where he performed "Streets of Minneapolis"
Bruce Springsteen really doesn’t like President Donald Trump. If that wasn’t clear before Tuesday night’s concert at PPG Paints Arena, it certainly was after. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer started off his Pittsburgh show with an earnest (but scripted) speech,
The Boss, 76, performed “Streets of Minneapolis,” a track he released in January dedicated to the anti-Ice protesters who were fatally shot during immigration raids in the city.
Springsteen also performed his powerful ballad “Streets of Minneapolis,” directly calls out Trump and the ICE crackdown in Minneapolis.
Colbert is "the first guy in America who lost his show because we’ve got a president who can’t take a joke,” Springsteen remarked.
The musician performed his protest track, "Streets of Minneapolis," on the eve of the show's final episode