President Donald Trump didn’t hold back when responding to Bruce Springsteen’s recent criticism during a UK concert.
Springsteen called Trump’s administration “treasonous” and “sadistic,” and Trump fired back by telling the rock legend to “keep his mouth shut.”
This exchange came as Trump wrapped up a four-day trip to the Middle East, where he also defended his controversial decision to accept a plane from Qatar as a temporary Air Force One.
The Feud Between Trump and Springsteen
During his UK concert, Bruce Springsteen didn’t mince words, labeling the current U.S. administration as corrupt and incompetent.
Trump responded with a scathing message on social media, calling Springsteen “highly overrated” and accusing him of being a “pushy, obnoxious jerk” who supports Joe Biden.
Trump even mocked Springsteen’s appearance and talent, insisting the rocker should stay silent until he returns to the U.S.
Trump Blocks Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Senate Ambitions
In political news, Trump reportedly warned Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene not to run for the Senate in Georgia.
According to sources, Trump shared a poll showing Greene would lose by a wide margin to Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff.
Keeping Ossoff’s seat in play is a top priority for Republicans as they aim to maintain control of the Senate and push forward Trump’s MAGA agenda.
The Case of Kristi Noem’s Stolen Purse
Prosecutors are building a case against suspects accused of stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse during an Easter family dinner.
The thieves reportedly made off with Noem’s wallet, passport, ID, and $3,000 in cash meant as gifts for her grandchildren.
One suspect allegedly used Noem’s credit card at a local Italian restaurant.
Federal prosecutors have filed indictments and are demanding the return of the stolen items or their equivalent value.
Trump’s Big Bill Hits a Roadblock in Congress
Trump’s ambitious legislative agenda encountered a hiccup when the GOP-controlled House Budget Committee failed to advance the key reconciliation bill he supports.
Conservative members want tougher reforms on Medicaid and SNAP benefits, delaying progress.
The committee plans to revisit the bill next week, hoping for a full vote by the end of the week to meet leadership deadlines.
Trump’s Return to the U.S. for Family and New Deals
After concluding his Middle East trip, Trump announced he was heading home to meet his newborn grandson — his 11th grandchild.
The president also touted a new $1 trillion deal signed during his visit.
He joked about receiving a single drop of premium oil as a gift from Abu Dhabi business leaders and teased that he might call Russian President Vladimir Putin soon to discuss peace efforts in Ukraine.
Trump’s Latest Social Media Jabs: Taylor Swift and James Comey
While traveling, Trump took to social media to mock pop superstar Taylor Swift, claiming she’s “no longer hot” since he expressed dislike for her.
He also accused former FBI director James Comey of posting an Instagram message implying a threat against him, calling it a “call for assassination.” Trump’s fiery rhetoric continued to dominate headlines as he prepared to return to the U.S.
Iran Nuclear Talks and Biden’s Health Under Scrutiny
Trump confirmed that the U.S. has sent a nuclear deal proposal to Iran, saying talks are progressing and time is running out for a resolution.
He also commented on former President Joe Biden’s health, suggesting that the media and political opponents have hidden Biden’s condition from the public, implying it could be a serious issue for the country.
Trump Wraps Up Middle East Visit with a Symbolic Tour
To cap off his four-day Middle East trip, Trump visited the Abrahamic Family House — a unique interfaith complex housing a mosque, synagogue, and church.
He took off his shoes to tour the mosque and signed the guest book, calling the journey an “endurance test” but one he could have done multiple times over.
Controversy Over Temporary Air Force One Gift
As Trump prepared to leave the Middle East, he addressed criticism over accepting a 747 plane from Qatar as a temporary Air Force One.
Trump noted that the current Air Force One aircraft is 42 years old and insisted that new planes are on the way.
Despite the backlash from some MAGA supporters, Trump defended the gift and looked ahead to modernizing the presidential fleet.