OUT OF TOUCH: Springsteen SLAMMED for Trump tirade 'hypocrisy' [0:00-3:26]

Well, users on social media heard that loud and clear, and are calling out the cost ringsteen's concert tickets are costing them. One saying, a billionaire who charges $800 for concert tickets claims to represent working class Americans. And another saying, another concert, another political rant. People came for the music, not a lecture, joining us at a reactive senior writer for the Washington examiner. And Fox News contributor, Joe Concha, I mean, Joe, I was surprised, we just played a portion of it. It just felt like a political rally. He went on and on and on. What do you think about what the social media users are saying about his ticket prices, given what he was saying during his political moment on stage? Oh, I mean, the irony is so pure, Carly, you could snort it. I mean, Bruce's next tour, as you just mentioned, is called the hope, American hopes and dreams tour. Yeah, if you've got $1,000 laying around, you too can sit in the upper deck in the cheap seats for some of these concerts. So on this issue, Bruce, take two seats. I mean, this is the guy who flies private jets and talks about affordability at a mammoth airport near the Jersey Shore, which given my own hopes and dreams of actually owning a home at the Jersey Shore near God's basement, otherwise known as the Parker House, is completely out of mind. And everybody else's price range, unless your phone number, you know, resembles a bank account with the area code attached to it. But Bruce is just like AOC, just like Bernie. He's living the rich life while trying to relate to average Americans. It's the jungle land at Todd of hypocrisy, which is the Parker House reference there. But I also love the irony of these far left Democrats who hate billionaires, the irony of them supporting a billionaire and paying hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, to go to one of his concerts, just because it becomes an anti-Trump tirade, shows their absolute hypocrisy and how they do not have the moral high ground here. But you mentioned the Parker House, that's a Jersey place. I think it's really tough to say this as a Jersey boy, but I'm here. I'm done with Bruce, just like I'm done with De Niro, I'm done with Stern. What's your message to those who used to really enjoy the content produced by these people who now can't square that with the crap that they're spewing on a daily basis? That's the thing, right? I'm glad you blow up De Niro because I think Bruce, I think De Niro, and obviously Howard Stern, all these guys in their 70s that used to relate to the working man, are now the elitists that they used to attack, that used to mock, and that's where we are at this point. And no one wants to hear from these guys. You have your right to the First Amendment and free speech. I get it completely. But at the same time, it's just getting so old already, especially with Bruce, who again is a really, really rich guy talking about, hey, affordability and tyranny and all that other stuff, no one wants that. They just want to hear, born in the USA, play your music and move on. Thank you very much. And Jacquerly's point, that darkness shot, instead of screaming in the dark, he should have been dancing in the dark. That was good time. I like that. Joe Contra. Yes. Yes. Thank you, Joe. Yeah. I'm Steve Deucey. I'm Brian Killme. And I mean Slayerhart. And click here to subscribe to the Fox News YouTube page to catch our hottest interviews and most compelling analysis.