Trump lawyer defends using Isaac Hayes' song after high school reunion set

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The song was played at Trump rallies and Hayes' son, Isaac Hayes III, wrote a social media post showing that he had sent a cease and desist letter to the Trump campaign, along with a demand for $3 million in royalties and $150,000 for each additional time Trump uses the song.
29% : He is now seeking an emergency injunction from a federal court in Atlanta, Georgia, to prevent Trump from using the song again.
26% : Trump lawyer William Bradley Carver Sr. filed a response at the weekend in which he rejected any claim that Hayes "would have been antipathetic to the use of the song by a Republican political campaign.
17% : "Moore played at Trump's pre-inauguration party in January, 2021 and said he could not understand why people were so opposed to Trump becoming president.

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