News about Lee Greenwood

Hard Knocks fans hoping to get an up-close view of an NFL team saw exactly what they asked for with Chicago Bears rookie Theo Benedet in the latest episode. As part of a team tradition, the rookies had to perform some sort of talent act in front of the rest of the team. Benedet opted to sing for his talent performance. 

Footage begins by showing the man riding the stocky beast as he prepares to start the rodeo, which was held at the El Regalo ranch in Nacajuca, Mexico, on Sunday. However, despite appearing to be in control at first, the bull starts bucking across the field violently causing the rider to hit his head several times. The man then appears to be dazed by the blows and falls from the animal onto the grass. The ferocious bull then continues bucking and buts the unconscious rider while he is on the ground.

In a truly bizarre commercial, ex-PGA Tour golfer John Daly is seen hawking the $60 bibles that have been promoted by former President Donald Trump. Sitting alongside American country musician Lee Greenwood, Daly is seen promoting the 'God Bless the USA Bible' in a promo on his Instagram page. Greenwood opens the commercial by touting it as a discussion on 'faith in America' before Daly tries promoting the book.

The Saturday night crowd at the 84th Sisters Rodeo was singing along with Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless the U.S.A.' as the bull ran around the arena before what was to be the final bull ride of the night. Fan videos that have made their way online document the exact moment the bull broke loose, hoping the fence and gaining a degree of temporary freedom. Other videos showed the animal bolt through the concession area, knocking over a garbage can and sending panicked rodeo attendees scrambling.

The Trump Bible costs $59.99, which is getting on for four times what you'd expect to pay for an ordinary King James version. It also comes up for sale just weeks after he unveiled $399 'Never Surrender' sneakers - in gold patent leather and currently sold out, pending a re-stock. His shoe website ('gettrumpsneakers.com') also hawks two cheaper pairs at $199, as well as 'Victory47' cologne and perfume ('47' as in the 47th president if he wins again), bottles of which cost a cool $99. '"Victory" is the signature scent of strength and success, encased in a luxurious gold bottle,' a sales blurb boasts of the cologne, adding that it's designed for 'the movers and the shakers'.

Trump's media firm had a value of $8 billion on Tuesday, and the stock market had risen slightly on Wednesday morning. Ethics watchdogs have been warned of potential influence. Despite sales of just $3 million last year, the company was worth more than established brands like the New York Times and Mattel.

In partnership with singer Lee Greenwood, whose 'God Bless the United States A.' is the former president's walk-on music for his political rallies, Donald Trump is selling $60 Bibles.

In partnership with singer Lee Greenwood, whose 'God Bless the United States A.' is the former president's walk-on music for his political rallies, Donald Trump is selling $60 Bibles. 'Happy Holy Week! Let's Make America Pray Again. In a video on Truth Social announcing his new venture, as we approach Good Friday and Easter, I encourage you to purchase a copy of the God Bless the USA Bible,' Trump said in a video on Truth Social a week before Catholics celebrate Easter. Everyone in the United States needs a Bible in their house, and I have many.' It's my new book. It's a lot of people's favorite book,' he says.

Amalija Knavs, the late mother of Melania's late mother, was 'looking down' from heaven,' according to the former president, who was 'proud' of the historic achievement. He raged after winning in 30 minutes in a thrilling victory in just 30 minutes, and waited as Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless the USA' performed to the audience. Trump paid tribute to all of his children, including son Barron, who he said was 'watching on television.' Barron was so tall because he kept eating all of grandmother Knav's meals, according to him. As they battled for the second time together, Trump saluted Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis, saying they had a 'good time together.' Despite high Arctic temperatures and the Hawkeye State being battered by blizzards that were supposed to decimate turnout, the historic landslide occurred.

Lee Greenwood, one of country music's most popular and longest-serving artists, is wearing his cowboy hat. The artist, 81, has announced that he will be retiring at the end of his 2024 tour to Brilyn Hollyhand, the 17-year-old co-chair of the Republican National Commitee's youth advisory committee on The Brilyn Hollyhand Show. There are rumors that you may be retiring at the end of 2024.' Are those rumors true?' On November 9, Hollyhand introduced Greenwood to Montgomery, Alabama, before his performance on November 9. 'It's not just a rumor,' it's not just a rumor.' Greenwood said that it would be his last year to tour, and that the exact date and location of his last concert have yet to be determined. And if he's retired, that's it - there will be no comeback tour in the future.

After she openly announced her exit from the 'hyper-masculine, quasi-patriotic' genre, Lee Greenwood said Maren Morris doesn't 'understand country music at all.' On the NY Times' Popcast podcast, the 33-year-old Grammy winner said, 'It's so steeped in patriotism or quasi-patriotism.' 'Lots of like, overt hypermasculination, Whiteness, it's just like how it's been from the start.'

Jason Aldean was 'the biggest patriot,' according to Fox News, and he defended him over his 'You Try That in a Small Town' song and music video. Aldean, 46, dropped the album last week and has since been chastised for interlacing clips of BLM protestors vandalizing towns with lyrics endorsing traditional values. 'I am a Jason Aldean fan, and he is the country's greatest patriot,' singer said. This has nothing to do with bigotry; it's about people trying to take away the freedom of expression.' It's a great song, I wish I had it.'