Kanye West Says Trump Wanted Nothing But The Best For This Country

Kanye West referred to Donald Trump as “my boy”as the rapper and songwriter sat down for a lengthy chat with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, in a recent interview.

Speaking on Thursday, West claimed that his advisors had forewarned him not to back the twice-impeached president and don a MAGA hat. He continued, “Mr. Trump was “my boy.”

West has received criticism recently for appearing to be in opposition to the “Black Lives Matter” campaign by sporting a “White Lives Matter” t-shirt during Paris Fashion Week. West informed Carlson that the response was “put up.” Kanye West, a rapper and songwriter, talked extensively with Fox News host Tucker Carlson while sitting down for the interview, bringing up Donald Trump several times.

In an interview on Thursday, West asserted that the twice-impeached former president “wanted nothing but the best for our country” and called him “my boy.”

In the past, West has shown his support for Mr. Trump, even going so far as to don a red MAGA cap. He received criticism for donning a “White Lives Matter” t-shirt earlier this week, which led to his interview.

On Truth Social, Mr. Trump posted a video making fun of Vice President Kamala Harris for making a mistake last week while touring the Korean Demilitarized Zone. She claimed that the US and North Korea’s despot Kim Jung-un were in “an alliance.”

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Kanye West Discusses “White Lives Matter,” MAGA, And Other Topics On Fox News

Kanye West summarized a week’s worth of controversy during an interview with Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson on Thursday, October 6. The fashion designer covered a wide range of topics during the live conversation, including his support for former US President Donald Trump and his ex-friendship wife’s with the Clintons.

The 45-year-old rapper talked openly about his pro-life views while wearing a lanyard that included an image of an ultrasound of a baby. “It simply symbolizes life. I support life,” he said to Tucker. The reality that Black infants are currently being aborted more frequently than they are being born in New York City is what I care about, not how other people react to me.

Ye went on to discuss his friendship with Trump and the controversial MAGA hat. “My so-called friends/handlers around me told me if I said that I liked Trump that my career would be over. That my life would be over. They said stuff like people get killed for wearing a hat like that. They threatened my life.”

The father of four also mentioned how proud he was to have created the contentious “White Lives Matter” t-shirt for his Yeezy Season 9 line.

“My dad is an educated ex-Black Panther and he sent a text to me today. He said, ‘White Lives Matter hahaha.’ And I said I thought the shirt was a funny shirt. I thought the idea of me wearing it was funny. And I said, ‘Dad, why do you think it’s funny?’ And he said, ‘Just a Black man stating the obvious.’

Only after the interview, Kanye made reference to Kim Kardashian, his estranged wife, and her political views.

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