A U.S. judge has temporarily banned Donald Trump’s campaign from using the song “Hold On, I’m Coming” at rallies. This ruling follows a lawsuit from the family of Isaac Hayes, who co-wrote the song. The Hayes family claims Trump’s campaign ignored their requests to stop using the song, played frequently at campaign events. The ban will remain until the case is resolved. The Hayes estate is demanding $3 million in damages for unauthorized use.
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00:02A U.S. judge has temporarily banned Donald Trump's campaign from using the song Hold
00:07On, I'm Coming at rallies.
00:09This ruling follows a lawsuit from the family of Isaac Hayes, who co-wrote the song.
00:14The Hayes family claims Trump's campaign ignored their requests to stop using the song,
00:18which was played frequently at campaign events.
00:21The ban will remain until the case is resolved.
00:23The Hayes estate is demanding $3 million in damages for unauthorized use.
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