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The order calls upon the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice to “rigorously enforce” existing laws, so it’s not immediately clear what immediate effect the executive order might have o...
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“America’s live concert and entertainment industry has a total nationwide economic impact of $132.6 billion and supports 913,000 jobs,” the fact sheet said.

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President Trump Joined by Kid Rock for Signing of Executive Order Aimed at Ticket Scalping
President Donald Trump signed an executive order demanding more enforcement of existing ticket reseller laws. He was joined by Kid Rock.
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President Donald Trump invited Kid Rock into the Oval Office on Monday and signed an executive order that he says will help curb ticket scalping and bring “commonsense” changes to the way live events are priced.
Live / Trump signs executive orders at the White House
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Trump Targets Ticket Scalpers and High Live Event Fees, Which He Calls 'Price-Gouging'
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Kid Rock appeared with Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Monday evening for what has become a daily ritual for the president: the signing of an executive order. This time, the EO was aimed at ticket scalping.
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