While Robert De Niro took aim at Donald Trump over the Epstein files, Bruce Springsteen criticized the president for not being able to 'take a joke'

Rockstar and liberal icon Bruce Springsteen stole the show in a star-spangled lineup at the penultimate episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Springsteen attacked Trump and Paramount’s top

Bruce Springsteen pinned the "Late Show" cancellation on President Donald Trump while appearing on Stephen Colbert's penultimate episode.

The musician performed his protest track, "Streets of Minneapolis," on the eve of the show's final episode

The Boss, 76, performed “Streets of Minneapolis,” a track he released in January dedicated to the anti-Ice protesters who were fatally shot during immigration raids in the city.

Bruce Springsteen made a few jabs at Donald Trump and David and Larry Ellison before he performed on Stephen Colbert‘s second-to-last The Late Show on CBS. “I’m here in support tonight for Stephen, because you’re the first guy in America who has lost his show because we got a president who can’t take a joke,

Bruce Springsteen — "The Boss" to New Jersey fans — will perform on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" during the show's final week, bringing a Jersey Shore icon to Colbert's New York City stage. Springsteen is scheduled to appear on Wednesday's ...

The rock icon directly blamed President Trump and the Ellisons for Colbert's cancellation on Wednesday night's show.

Bruce Springsteen performed his new No Kings song “Streets of Minneapolis” on the Wednesday, May 20 episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. T

Over a dozen celebrities surprised fans on Colbert's second-to-last "Late Show," with Robert De Niro and Bruce Springsteen taking notable swipes at President Trump.

Springsteen also performed his powerful ballad “Streets of Minneapolis,” directly calls out Trump and the ICE crackdown in Minneapolis.