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'President who can't take a joke': Bruce Springsteen slams Trump during Stephen Colbert's penultimate show

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen defended Stephen Colbert during a surprise appearance on 'The Late Show,' claiming Donald Trump and network executives were behind the show's cancellation.

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Bruce Springsteen Sings 'Streets of Minneapolis' as 'Late Show' Ends

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Bruce Springsteen slams Donald Trump on Stephen Colbert’s penultimate show

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Bruce Springsteen Blasts Trump, Salutes Stephen Colbert With ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ Performance on ‘Late Show’: Watch

There were two bosses on The Late Show, as Bruce Springsteen stopped by and paid tribute to outgoing host Stephen Colbert.

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Bruce Springsteen Says Donald Trump ‘Can’t Take a Joke’

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Trump’s Rocker Nemesis Flames Colbert’s ‘A**-Kissing’ Bosses

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Donald Trump and David Ellison Face Bruce Springsteen’s Parting Shots on Stephen Colbert

After these comments, Springsteen launched into a spirited rendition of his protest song, “ Streets of Minneapolis .”

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Springsteen says Trump ‘can’t take a joke,’ blasts Paramount in penultimate Colbert show performance

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Bruce Springsteen Jabs Donald Trump And The Ellisons As He Performs On Stephen Colbert’s Second-To-Last Show

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10 Bruce Springsteen protest songs to revisit before his Kia Forum concerts

Bruce Springsteen walked alone onto the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol, armed with only his acoustic guitar and a message for the tens of thousands gathered there for a No Kings protest on Saturday, March 28. He’d arrived there a few days before ...

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Bruce Springsteen Just Showed Why We Need Protest Songs Right Now

At a concert in Cancun on January 23, Dave Matthews and guitarist Tim Reynolds performed a cover of the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song “Ohio.” That song was, of course, written by Neil Young as a fuck-you to the Nixon administration after the ...