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It is Friday, May 29th.

And even Brett Michaels doesn't want to perform at Trump's concert on the National Mall.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

Nine performers were announced for this thing on Wednesday morning.

Robs, as we sit here on Friday morning, a majority of them have dropped out and damn near all of them.

Yeah, there are only three artists left, and who knows if that's going to hold because this is updated actually since we recorded

morning run. We already had another one say nah, no thanks. This is downright embarrassing.

Is it embarrassing? Some of this people made fun of the lineup when they first heard it. Then a couple of people

dropped out. And then, Robs, this is almost the entire lineup. And folks, we're talking about the

likes of Brett Michaels, Martina McBride, the Commodores, and so on and so forth, we'll get into

the whole list. But Robs, something about this stings. And I was so disappointed that just we love these songs and we just because

it has anything any affiliation to this white house it songs we love we're divided over now that

part is sad to me man it's a damn shame because and I we can get into Mark Tina McBride's actual statement, but she even

made the point. Music is a uniter. It always has been in times of division, in times where you need to

just feel your community, feel like you belong. Music brings us together no matter who you voted for,

no matter what color your skin is,

we all can come together on a dance floor. And so the purpose of this, look, we've talked

about this yesterday even, that perhaps the Trump administration was looking for the least

amount of pushback it could find by deciding to go nostalgic with this celebration. They

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