Was biting my tongue on my political opinion because I thought it
would be better for my children, and now you look up and
my kids are going to a school that teaches black kids a complicated Kwanzaa.
I prefer my kids knew Hanukkah and Kwanzaa.
At least it will come with some financial engineering.
>> You just watched a portion of Kanye West's interview with Tucker Carlson
that never aired, that Fox News decided to edit out of the final product.
And somehow Motherboard over at Vice news was able to obtain
that footage along with a lot more footage that we're about to show you.
But before we get to that stuff,
I'm just gonna go to you immediately Wass, what is going on?
>> Kanye is off his meds.
There's no other way to put it, right?
>> So, do other people struggling with bipolar disorder immediately
say insane anti-Semitic things?
>> No, I just think Kanye, because he's able to generate money for
people, people still mess with him.
Other people that might say some messed up things, they just would not be afforded
the opportunity to go talk to Tucker Carlson or go to CNBC and
talk about how they're gonna take somebody's stock or whatever.
It's just that this guy one, he commands a lot of attention, and two, like I said,
he's earned a lot of money for some prominent people.
So, people feel still feel the need to be close to him or
else they would have through this guy in the trash bin with everybody else
who said something like just 10% of the craziest things this guy said, but
he continues to command attention.
His sneakers continue to sell out.
And people still want to put him on TV.
So, we gotta get up on TYT and talk about how out of his mind he is.
Okay, so
let's address the fact that his sneakers still continue to sell out, right?
Does that say anything about the country?
>> No, I think it says something about consumer culture,
in that it's not binded to any of the stuff that you and
I care about, being a good person or whatever.
You go look up some of the stuff that a brand like Dolce and
Gabbana has done in the past when it comes to racism, sexism,
all kinds of messed up stuff, and people still want to deal with them, right?
I just don't think consumer culture is
too concerned about who's a good person and who's not.
People wanna be attached to cool.
For whatever reason,
people still associate Kanye's products with cool and so they buy them.
I don't know what else to say.
People are heartless.
>> That's fair because literally every brand has something shady.
>> Yeah, and I'm not above it either, right?
I love Nike as much as the next person, and you can look at some of the practices
at where they make their products overseas, the working conditions.
How much those people might get paid or might not get paid,
it goes across the board.
Apple, you name it.
It's just Kanye and people, he's a lightning rod and
people enjoy it and they continue to enjoy it.
>> What I think is interesting about what's transpiring with Kanye,
I think the statements he's making, okay, I'm just gonna be honest.
I think tying his very clear anti-Semitic statements to his mental health
condition is defamatory to others who also have that mental health condition and
don't spout hateful anti-Semitic rhetoric.
>> Sure.
>> I think what, well, I don't think, I know, that bipolar disorder,
and not only do I know, Kanye knows, because he himself has said this publicly.
When you're not on your meds, you're not getting the treatment you need,
you start having paranoid thoughts.
And I just find it fascinating that his paranoid thoughts are deeply anti-Semitic,
where he thinks that everything is being controlled by Jewish people.
He then goes into this weird, I'm black and
I can't be anti-Semitic because all blacks are Jews.
I think that's a reference to this weird fringe group.
>> Yeah, [LAUGH] ,I think it's a reference to these Eastern African people who,
we don't need to get into what he's talking about.
>> No, I'm not gonna get into it.
>> Yeah, I don't wanna get into that either, but
I will say this, and I don't think I'm breaking news here on TYT,
I think a lot of prominent black people have Jews on the brain.
I really do think so.
>> Really? Why? >> Yeah, there's just an obsession with this idea that Jewish
people are clearly people who were oppressed in this country,
who have made a way for themselves financially.
And a lot of prominent people who are black,
when they reach certain echelons, they find that they
are surrounded by a lot of Jewish people who are also successful.
So, I find that a lot of prominent black people are just obsessed with,
how did Jewish people do this?
Right? How did Jewish people go from being
a legitimately persecuted group of people in this country to not anymore?
In America, I'm not talking about any other place, but here in America,
the Jews have made a way for themselves.
And I think prominent black people, just a lot of them, not all of them,
are obsessed with the Jewish story here in America and how so
many of them can be so successful financially and prominent.
>> Well, okay, so I wanna move on to other parts of the interview that did not air.
And this part actually really bothered me because I'm so
sick of people who are super wealthy and they're good, okay?
They're not wanting for anything.
Turning around and looking at a group of people who are struggling and telling them
to basically shut up and get over it, and that's what you get in this next clip.
So let's watch.
>> I was talking to Ice Cube today, and we got really beat up in 2020 for saying
we need to approach things a different way and that just be trauma drunk.
>> Right.
>> Which is a term that God just hit me with in the past couple of days.
We are no longer trauma drunk, we're no longer trauma drunk, we're no
longer trauma bonding, and we're no longer woke in the sense of what woke is,
because woke is just complaining about racism but not doing anything about it.
So, what we're gonna do about it is say hey, you know what?
You're not gonna send nobody at me, Based on my opinion.
You asked the question before.
It drove me crazy to not be able to say that I like Trump.
>> Okay, so there's two parts of that that I wanna comment on.
I'll start with the last part, which is a smaller part.
You say it all the time and we get to say what we think.
Get the f over it.
I'm so tired of the constant freaking, whining and crying by right wingers, we
can't say anything without everyone giving us a massive hug and a kiss on the cheek.
What's so unfair.
We have political views too.
I think Trump is a coward, a fraud and probably wears adult diapers but
presents himself like this big masculine tough guy.
That's what I think about Donald Trump.
That will probably offend a lot of Trump supporters, and
they're allowed to be offended.
There's no constitutional protection against being offended.
I get to be offended, you get to be offended.
It's called America, get the f over it.
If you don't like being criticized or countered for
your political views, then don't share your political views.
But then if you do, don't turn around and
cry about it when others disagree with you, I disagree with him.
So what?
>> Yeah, and it's the richest part about Kanye's complaint over there.
Is that literally just seven years ago before he got his big deal with Adidas,
which by the way, just as a sidebar for people to understand, Kanye's deal
with Adidas pays him more in royalties than Michael Jordan makes with Nike, okay?
And Michael Jordan's a billionaire off of that deal, okay?
So this guy is rich now.
>> But he's such a victim.
>> Exactly, but before he got his Adidas deal, he was crying about the high
fashion world not embracing him and he was crying about racism in that world.
>> Exactly. >> That's what he did.
>> Thank you.
>> That's what he was doing, he was crying about racism the whole time.
>> I'm so tired of people who live in their own little elite bubble,
who don't have to worry about paying their rent.
They don't have to worry about their mortgage.
They don't have to worry about their kids drowning in student loan.
They don't have to worry about any of the stuff that all of us have to worry about,
but more importantly when it comes to an underserved community, like black people
in America, specifically pointing to them and telling them shut up and get over it.
It's so deeply disturbing how easily people become disconnected from reality,
from the communities they come from the second they're insulated by wealth.
>> Yeah, and again, it's instructive,
I would encourage people who are listening today to go back and look at some of
Kanye's interview, you can look at the Sway interview cuz that one went viral.
The house way, you don't got the answers, etc., right?
He's literally crying about, I did an internship at Fendi, I did this,
Louis Vuitton won't let me run their company, Chanel won't let me do this.
He's literally crying about racism affecting his ability to
work at a high end fashion house.
That's what he was complaining in service of.
And so, for him to then turn around and be like, well, black people who are actually
marginalized and don't have an opportunity to hang out with Elon Musk or
whatever the hell it is he likes to do, to tell them you guys are being dramatic.
You guys are being dramatic about rent,
about a job that could pay you a livable wage, about childcare, etc.
You know, it's just rich and that's why I'm not gonna lie.
Like I personally, ever since he did that TMZ stunt in 2016 or
17, whenever it was, I've tuned Kanye out because I was like,
this is a spoof like slavery is like at a certain point,
it's there's nothing interesting to say about Kanye, he's saying stupid,
hurtful, historically inaccurate stuff and he's just not gonna stop.
And again, like there are people around him who profit off of him staying
this way and so nobody's gonna step in and be like, yo can you stop?
That's exactly a lot of people's meal tickets, so
it's just gonna continue this way.
So on that point, and this is the final clip,
because I think this clip is telling, it's so clear to me that he's
being used by the right wing because what he's about to say is so insane.
It's and and know what I mean?
There's a reason why Fox News clip this part out,
they didn't include it in the final product.
So let's watch, I have visions that God gives me just over and
over on community building and how to build these free energy, kinetic,
fully kinetic energy communities where we impress,
we we put the least impression on the earth,
we're not building the the new new york skyline fight
that we are humble in the way that we present ourselves.
We've got to rethink who we are as a species.
I'm seeing visions from God, kinetic energy.
No, he's lost his mind and it's very easy to manipulate and
use a man who has lost his mind for your own political agenda,
which is what the right wing is doing as we speak.
And to your point about the people who enable him,
all the yes men who surround him, they make money off of him.
So it's pretty gross.
And look, we talked about the ramifications of all of this when it comes
to the country because what this does is it normal?
Like the anti Semitic stuff?
Fine, you want to provide cover for him by saying he has a mental health issue.
I disagree with you, but fine, that's okay, you want to do that?
Cool. But think about what happens immediately
after that, you got Candace Owens, you've got the attorney General of indiana,
you have all of these people lining up to defend his anti Semitic statements
while simultaneously normalizing open transparent anti Semitism and
what is that snowball into?
We know what that snowballs into.
It's incredibly dangerous and it's disgusting, but
people gotta make their money.
So that's what we're doing.
I do think it's a story as old as time.
There's no more useful a tool to the right wing than a non white person who's
willing to spew, you know, grand wizard of the KKK rhetoric.
Like they love that more than anything else.
Like go ahead, Black Man talk about how ridiculous these negroes are and
how they're over the top, too emotional, and then they need to work hard and
go ahead, Spew that to them.
Black Man, we need that.
Thank you.
It's their favorite play play out of the playbook.