Neil, we don’t care who you support  – especially since you are not an American citizen and can’t vote.  But looks like your business manager doesn’t know much about your business if he didn’t know that approval was granted to use the music. Maybe next time, he should check before you or he start ragging  or was this done to get some free publicity?   But, that is the way socialists are –  they don’t want to share cause they want everything for themselves; but, they want every one else to share.  Isn’t that the way socialists are – they took the money for the use of the song and then don’t want him to play it?

Just a typical rich socialist – wants to enjoy the fruits of capitalism by living in America – but yet wants a socialist to be president.  You can’t have it both  ways.  I certainly won’t be listening or buying any of Neil Young’s music.  Besides, who would want to listen to his music since he says he is supporting Bernie Sanders instead of Trump.   We wouldn’t want some socialist voting with us anyway.

Donald Trump’s team hit back at Neil Young.

Donald Trump speaks while announcing he will seek the 2016 Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday, June 16, 2015.   Donald Trump speaks while announcing he will seek the 2016 Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Donald Trump’s team has hit back at Neil Young after the veteran rocker criticised the business mogul for using one of his songs at a presidential campaign launch event..

The musician hit headlines when he released a statement distancing himself from Trump after The Apprentice star played Young’s anthem Rockin’ In the Free World when he made his entrance to a press conference in New York City where he announced plans to run for the White House in 2016.

The statement, released by Young’s manager Elliot Roberts, reads, “Donald Trump was not authorised to use Rockin’ In The Free World in his presidential candidacy announcement. Neil Young, a Canadian citizen, is a supporter of (politician) Bernie Sanders for President of the United States Of America.”

However, Trump’s team has now declared they were authorised to use the song, telling TMZ.com they “paid for and obtained the legal right” to play it.

The website reports they also declared they will not be using the track again.

That is good!

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