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The Christian O'Connell Show.

Yesterday on the show then, we were talking about how another band, and it's a long list that's getting longer, another band have issued a legal letter was called a cease and desist letter.

When a band or their lawyers send, they send this to all kind of people to stop using their songs.

They withdraw their permission

for you to use them in any way. And Donald Trump, I think must be in the Guinness World Records

as the most amount of... I mean, every day, that fax machine in the Oval Office must just be a

stream of correspondence from music lawyers, from bands from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, bands that

haven't even formed yet and formed yet and, uh, just

issuing him for it in the future. Um, so it was another one yesterday was Lincoln Park.

Lincoln Park. I mean, you don't really think as Trumpy as a Lincoln Park fan, like he was, uh,

illegally downloading hybrid theory back in the day.

He's still got limelair on his computer at the Oval Office.

The original Napster.

You don't really think of as a Lincoln Park fan.

I guess the theory was, look, you know, we've got to get Trump a song that's edgy,

we can't be in another situation of bad PR of a band issuing a cease and desist.

I tell you who doesn't send out cease and desist.

Our deadly singers, Chester Bennington isn't around anymore.

Let's go.

They must have just done a Google search.

Bands that can't write back.

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