LeBron James, Stevie Wonder and Others Fall Out With President Donald Trump Over Speech Against Top Athletes

The President of the United States Mr Donald J. Trump's dive into sport affairs didn't go well with him and he has been getting unfriendly attention over that.
Being a Real Estate tycoon and a golf course owner, President Trump choice of vulgar words towards NFL's Colin Kaepernick and criticism of Stephen Curry attracted the attentions of Lebron James, Stevie Wonder and even Bruce Maxwell.

During a speech at primary Senator Luther Strange's primary campaign bid, the 45th President of the United States went nuclear at Kaepernick for having to kneel during his country's national anthem in protest of racism.
"love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, 'get that son of a bitch off the field right now. He's fired. He's fired," Mr President said.

LeBron James

He got on the nerves of NBA LeBron James for rescindling Golden State Warriors star Steve Curry for a message he posted to his Twitter account.
"U bum @StephenCurry30 already said he ain't going! So...ain't no invite. Going to White House was a great honor until you showed up," LeBron tweeted.

Bruce Maxwell protesting against President Trump's call out to NFL club owners to sack player protesting at the national anthem

The President's speech soon attract attention and has been criticized for his speech at the rally, as that has been followed up with "knee-protesting" from other celebrities.
On Saturday, Oakland Athletics baseball player, Bruce Maxwell, took a diss at President Trump and became the first major leaguer to take a knee during the national anthem.

Stevie Wonder joined in to show support for athletes

Maxwell later posted a tweet to his Twitter account regarding his choice to knee during the national anthem.

‘Don't be surprised if you start seeing athletes kneeling in other sports now!! Comments like that coming from our president. WOW!’he tweeted

 Colin Kaepernick and team-mate kneel in protest

‘Yeah I bet [Trump] doesn't step to Kaepernick in person and call him and the other protesters a "son of a b***h." Ignorance from our Pres.’

Also, Stevie Wonder stunned his audience by going down on his knee in protest at a concert in New York Central Park.