The president of the United States, Donald Trump, requested a “great investigation” on Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen and other celebrities on Monday, whom he accuses of having charged millions of dollars to support his Democratic rival in the 2024 elections, Kamala Harris.
Without providing evidence, Trump denounced, for example, that Beyoncé charged a millionaire amount for making an appearance at a Harris rally in October.
“Beyoncé was paid 11,000,000 dollars to get on stage, quickly support Kamala, and leave between strong boos for not having acted, not a single song,” said the tycoon using capital letters six months after his electoral victory. The Democrat’s team has denied it.
“I am not here as a policy, I am here as a mother who cares deeply about the world,” he said during the Beyoncé rally, who authorized the use of his theme “Freedom”, a hymn to freedom, for the Democratic campaign.
The US president announced that he intends to “ask for a great investigation into this matter.”
“The candidates are not allowed to pay for support, which is what Kamala did, under the pretext of paying for entertainment,” he said. In her opinion, the Democrat tried to “artificially increase her low crowd. It is not legal.”
In his presidency candidacy, Harris tried to take advantage of the power of stars such as Beyoncé, Springsteen and Oprah Winfrey.
The latter has defended the payment of one million dollars to its producer by the Harris campaign team to cover the expenses associated with the reception of the presidential candidate in a rally in September.
This Monday Trump also accused Harris of paying the Robe Springsteen to act in a campaign act in Georgia weeks before the elections.
“How much did Kamala Harris pay to Bruce Springsteen for his poor performance during his campaign to the presidency?” He wrote. “Why did you accept that money if you are so fan of her?”
The Republican tycoon lashed out last week against Springsteen. He said of him that he is an “unpleasant cretin” with a wrinkled face as a “pass” and “silly like a stone” after the legendary musician criticized him.
Trump, who laughed the 2024 elections, received little support from the entertainment industry in general, but resorted to “influencers” as the “Podcaster” Joe Rogan.
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