However, legal issues for the former president are now back
in the spotlight.
A federal judge has ruled former President Donald Trump and
his campaign must stop using the Isaac Hayes song Hold
On, I'm Coming.
He's his family said the campaign does not have its
approval for using the song at campaign events.
I want this to serve as an opportunity for other
artists to come forward that don't want their music used
by Donald Trump or other political entities and continue to
fight for music, artist rights and copyright.
The campaign doesn't has no interest in annoying or hurting
anyone.
And if the Hayes family feels that it hurts or
annoys them, that's why we, we're not going to, we're
not going to force the issue.
Others have also complained about the Trump campaign using their
music without their permission, including Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Céline Dion
and Foo Fighters.
Lawyers with the former president will also be back in
court tomorrow about Trump's alleged attempt to overturn the 2020
election.
He pleaded not guilty to that case, which has been
on hold following the Supreme Court's immunity decision.
Then, an attempt to move the hush money case to
federal court was denied by a judge.
The former president was found guilty on 30 4 counts
of falsifying business records.
Sentencing for that case, by the way, is set for
September 18th.
That's two weeks from now.