Donald Trump believes Kanye West will be OK, despite the negative consequences of his anti-semitic remarks. He countered widespread backlash by saying that he actually sounds better than he said. “very sharp and very smart”Interview with Fox News.
Trump It appeared on The Chris Stigall podcast Tuesday and broached the subject of Ye and the interview he did, from which antisemitic comments were edited out — but then leaked.
Trump stated that Kanye was an honor to have remained aligned with him during the interview.
“I was very honored because I didn’t know him that well. But I liked him. I always got along with him very well,”Trump declared. “I was very honored in a sense because he said all those great things about me on Tucker Carlson. He made some statements — rough statements on Jewish — you heard them and you know them well.”
As he often does, Trump pointed to a mysterious group of people in saying that the backlash against Ye was rooted in the rapper’s support of the former president.
“They’re saying that that was the reason. So you ask, ‘Well, would it have been the same thing if he didn’t say all those good things about Trump?’ You just don’t know,”Trump declared. “He’ll be fine. I think he’ll be fine. He’s a very different kind of a guy, and it’s very interesting to hear him on Tucker Carlson because you never hear him in long sentences. He was actually very sharp and very, very smart. I was. I was impressed by a lot of what he said.”
Ye stated in one edited excerpt from the interview that Ye was referring to the antisemitic belief of Jewish people controlling the financial systems. “I’d prefer my kids knew Hanukkah than Kwanzaa, at least it would come with some financial engineering.”
Ye later stated that Margaret Sanger is the Planned Parenthood creator, whom he called a “amazing” person. “known eugenics,”The KKK was a partner in the creation of the organization. “to control the Jew population.”Ye was right in condemning Sanger because he participated in eugenics. But, Ye hasn’t addressed the topic. DenouncedHe then referred to the belief in Black people being the “real”Jewish race, a claim used to encourage antisemitism.
“When I say Jew,”He continued the interview in the edited section of Fox News “I mean the 12 lost tribes of Judah, the blood of Christ, who the people known as the race Black really are. This is who our people are. The blood of Christ. This, as a Christian, is my belief.”
Ye, who made similar comments on social networks, was dropped by almost every professional outlet or retailer with which he had financial ties, including Adidas in a mad dash He claimed that he suffered a downfall last week.He made $2 billion in one day.
