‘Bruce Springsteen Can’t Pull Half of That!’ Eric Trump Boasts Father Is More Popular Than Rock Star

Former President Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump claimed on Monday that his father was more popular than iconic rock star Bruce Springsteen.

During an appearance on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle, Trump said, “They wanna take my father down in New York. They wanna do it civilly, they wanna do it criminally, they wanna do it in Georgia, they want to try to do it in Washington, D.C.”

He claimed, “They go to the farthest-left areas of this country, they have radical prosecutors all with one thing in common, they’re all funded by Soros, every single one, and they have a damn mission to go after Donald Trump because he’s winning in every single poll.”

Trump then pointed to his father’s campaign rally in Wildwood, New Jersey on Saturday, which allegedly drew nearly 100,000 supporters.

“When you see Wildwood on Saturday, where he has 100,000 people show up. 100,000 people. I mean, Bruce Springsteen can’t pull half of that amount!” he boasted.

While Trump’s rally in Wildwood did draw an impressive crowd, Springsteen has performed in front of some of the biggest audiences in history.

In 1988, Springsteen performed in East Berlin to an audience of hundreds of thousands of people. While 160,000 tickets for the concert were officially sold, the number of attendees has been estimated to be as many as 300,000.