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"The Night the Rolling Stones Fired Trump"
Apparently they don't have sympathy for some devils.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/02/the-night-the-rolling-stones-fired-trump-keith-richards-once-pulled-a-knife-to-get-him-out-of-atlantic-city-venue/?utm_source&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=3741&fbclid=IwAR2IBWz-uxZbdTgobnu4aolsq6j4LnyQASM0LI2c8nQKQklnLspU4NvI3uk
In 1989, The Rolling Stones’ original members ended their seven-year hiatus and embarked on an ambitious and profitable 115-show tour of Europe and North America. The American leg, named after their comeback album “Steel Wheels,” began in August in Philadelphia and ended in December in Atlantic City.
The final show, at the Boardwalk Hall (f.k.a Convention Center), aired on pay-per-view and — like the Miss America Pageant, also held at the Hall — was to be sponsored by the adjacent Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino.
Even in the late-‘80s, however, The Stones didn’t want to be associated with Trump. So they cut a deal with him, stipulating he wouldn’t be involved in any promotional capacity outside of Atlantic City and, amazingly, wouldn’t be allowed at the show itself....
More at link - including Keith pulling out a knife...
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Murdoch. 
Does the fucking moron ever use their songs at his rallies. I seem to recall that he does. Why can't they stop him?
I remember running into some dude selling doses in the parking lot ... and after that all I remember is that it was REALLY fun being at that show 
