Neil Young Sues Trump Fundraising Committee for $10 Million Over "Rockin' in the Free World"
Young's copyright suit says the Trump 47 Committee played his 1989 song at an Ohio rally without a license. Trump himself is not named as a defendant.
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Young's copyright suit says the Trump 47 Committee played his 1989 song at an Ohio rally without a license. Trump himself is not named as a defendant.
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