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Willie Nelson Recalls Two Weeks Working for Trump

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Willie Nelson Recalls Two Weeks Working for Trump

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Willie Nelson says he worked for Donald Trump for two weeks at Trump’s Atlantic City resort, recalling that the pay was good and Trump thanked him afterward. Nelson said the two disagree on politics “probably 100%” and that he opposes practically everything Trump has tried to do, despite their shared appreciation of music. Nelson shared the account while promoting his forthcoming book, *The Last Leaf*, which also reflects on his life, music and decades-long marriage to Annie D’Angelo.

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