Kid Rock mentioned that his favorite aspect of being friends with Donald Trump was witnessing the “greatest s— show on Earth” unfold during the U.S. presidency.
The singer expressed pride in being able to call Trump late at night for casual conversations, surprising those around him when he did.
“It’s one of my late-night drinking tricks,” Rock (real name Bob Richie) told Sky News Australia in a recent interview. “I know when to get him. And he’s so gracious – he always picks up, or he’ll call and check in, just to shoot the s— most of the time.
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“He’s not calling me, like, ‘Hey, what should we do in Iran, Bob?’ I don’t get those calls. But [I’ll be] sitting around having some beers. It’s like, 11 or 12 on a Friday or Saturday. I know he’s up. He sleeps like me – he sleeps like five hours.
“And I’ll be like, ‘Hey, let’s call the president and bulls—!’ And people will be like, ‘What?’ And he’ll be like, ‘Hey, Bob, what’s up?’”
Rock added that the experience was “the best” and continued: “I enjoy the hell out of hanging out with him and talking with him and just having a front-row seat to the greatest s— show on Earth!”
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Rock – a longtime supporter of Trump’s – stated that the biggest misconception people have about the politician is that he always puts America first (although he didn’t elaborate on what that meant to him).
“It kills me, the people that don’t see that,’ he explained. “They want this level of bulls— we’ve had… since I’ve been alive.
“They’re like, ‘Well, he’s making so much money while he’s president.’ Like, no s— – he’s a businessman. He’s smart. He did that before he was president.
“And I know his heart and soul, his concern is for this country, period. This country first. And I think every leader in any country should be that for their country.”
Rockers With Presidents
A number of these pairings run along straight political lines but at least one act proved to be an equal-opportunity shutterbug.
Gallery Credit: Nick DeRiso

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