Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago playlist revealed with audio of him citing Pledge of Allegiance & odd Star-Spangled Banner | D6148J3 | 2024-05-02 19:08:01
DONALD Trump has curated a unique music playlist for attendees to jam to at Mar-a-Lago that you may not have expected.
The playlist buzzed across his Palm Beach, Florida, club during an event on April 12 as his supporters enjoyed 5-star meals including wagyu and grilled branzino.
Details of the playlist were revealed in an interview Trump did during the April event, Time reported on Tuesday.
Trump was dialed into an iPad to choose the specific songs that played in the Mar-a-Lago restaurant.
The playlist includes tracks from Sinead O'Connor and James Brown, per Time.
A specific track mentioned during the Time interview was The Phantom of the Opera.
But the most stand-out track on the playlist for the night was a distinct version of The Star-Spangled Banner.
This version is sung by a choir group consisting of men who were put in prison for their involvement with the January 6 Capitol Attack.
It also includes a recording of Trump reciting the Pledge of Allegiance which is woven into The Star-Spangled Banner.
The song is well-recognized as it is played often at Trump's rallies.
It was referred to as "converting the ultimate symbol of national unity into a weapon of factional devotion," Time said.
The playlist tracks for Mar-a-Lago was revealed on the same day Trump's hush-money trial resumed involving adult actress Stormy Daniels.
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> He was fined $9,000 on Tuesday for repeatedly violating a gag order to not make comments about witnesses or jurors, the Associated Press reported.
'J-6 PATRIOTS'
Trump openly does not frown upon people involved in the Capitol Attack.
The group that flooded the Capitol dubbed themselves pro-Trump and were against President Joe Biden being elected into office at the time.
A rivalry that still stands strong between Trump and Biden as the 2024 election approaches.
</div> </div> Trump has even considered the event an act of patriotism and said, "I call them the J-6 patriots," he told Time.
The former president was asked if he would pardon the people who have been imprisoned from the Capitol Attack and he undeniably said he would.
"Yes, absolutely," Trump responded to Time's question about the pardons.
Trump's dedication to replaying the special version of The Star-Spangled Banner could reflect his feelings on the prisoners.
<!--googleoff: all--> <blockquote class="article__quote"> </blockquote> <!--googleon: all--> MAR-A-LAGO'S EXCLUSIVITY
Mar-a-Lago is a private club owned by Trump which you must be a member of to visit.
Membership at Mar-a-Lago comes with the hefty price of $200,000 for initiation fees and around $20,000 for annual dues, The Palm Beach Post reported in 2023.
Trump has used the club to host multiple private events, including some for his 2024 election campaign.
Mar-a-Lago is known for its extraordinary culinary experiences for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
It is also used for recreational purposes, spa treatments, private beach access, and has suites to stay overnight.
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