White Stripes are suing Donald Trump over "flagrant misappropriation" of 'Seven Nation Army'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : This is far from the first instance in which Trump has faced legal action over unauthorised music use.
38% : Isaac Hayes' estate is suing Trump for $3million (£2.28m) after allegedly finding over 130 instances where the song was used at his campaign rallies without permission.
37% : Last week, a federal judge ruled that Trump and his campaign must stop using Hayes' song 'Hold On, I'm Coming'.
29% : The lawsuit also states that Trump and his campaign "chose to ignore and not respond to Plaintiffs' pre-litigation efforts to resolve the matters at issue in this action", and instead have "indiscriminately trampled on Plaintiffs' legal rights".
14% : Both Meg and Jack White are listed as co-plaintiffs in the lawsuit, which accuses Trump and his presidential campaign of copyright infringement over a video featuring Trump boarding a plane to make campaign stops last month.

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