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Trump calls Beyoncé's endorsement of Kamala Harris 'illegal': Here's what to know
President Donald Trump has accused former Vice President Kamala Harris of paying Beyoncé Knowles-Carter $11 million for an "illegal" endorsement during the 2024 presidential race.

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Trump, stuck on Beyoncé-Springsteen hype for Harris, wants ‘major investigation’ on celebrity endorsements
Trump Calls for “Major Investigation” Into Springsteen, Beyoncé Appearances at Kamala Harris Rallies
Trump says he'll call for "major investigation" into Kamala Harris' celebrity endorsements
Harris' campaign paid $1 million to Winfrey's production company Harpo for a town hall, as reflected in campaign finance records, and it paid Beyoncé's production company $165,000, USA Today reported...

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‘It’s Not Legal’: Trump Rages Against Parade of Celebrities Who Endorsed Harris During ‘24 Campaign
Trump calls for ‘major investigation’ into Harris campaign paying for endorsements
Trump targets Beyonce in rant about endorsing Kamala Harris
Trump provided no evidence to back up his free-wheeling allegations over Beyonce or other entertainers he attacked as he announced "a major investigation" into what he said were payments by the faile...

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Kamala Harris paid Beyoncé $11m for ‘illegal endorsement’, Trump claims
Trump calls to probe Kamala Harris’ celebrity endorsements from Beyoncé, Oprah during election
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Donald Trump Thinks Kamala Harris' ‘Dance Party With Beyoncé' Was A Paid Gig, Threatens Investigation
President Donald Trump lashed out against Kamala Harris, accusing her of paying for endorsements from Hollywood and music heavyweights like Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, U2's Bono, and Bruce Springsteen, and is considering a "major investigation," USA Today ...
Trump Targets Harris Campaign’s Links to Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé and Bruce Springsteen
The president claimed without evidence on Monday that Kamala Harris had violated campaign-finance law, essentially by paying superstars for endorsements “under the guise of paying for entertainment.”
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