The artist now known as Ye stormed out of a sit down with Tim Pool, after the podcast host lightly pushed back on Ye’s antisemitic rant that opened the show.
Kanye started off the podcast on a long diatribe, where he – for 20-minutes- railed against those he believes had harmed him, including but not limited to: a designer at Adidas who Ye is convinced was a CIA and somehow also a “Zionist” plant, Jamie Dimon, Adidas, the Gap, his former trainer and also in Ye’s mind a Canadian deep-state agent, and, of course, the Jewish cabal in charge of both banking and media.
Here’s one of his ranting statements, “It was like American History X, like my head was on the side of the curb, and the exact people that I called out kick my head,” said Ye.
“Rahm Emanuel was right next to Obama, and then Jared Kushner was right next to Trump,” Ye added, ending with a “da-da!” musical flourish to punctuate his antisemitic talking point about Jews being puppet masters.
Pool immediately pushed back, telling Ye, “I think they’ve been extremely unfair to you.”
When asked by Ye to clarify who he meant by “they,” Pool replied: “the corporate press.”
That didn’t satisfy Ye. “Who is ‘they,” though?” he shot back. As Pool tried to appease Ye, but then one of the evening’s other guests chimed in – Nick Fuentes, the 23-year-old white nationalist and Holocaust denier. Nick exclaimed “It is them, though, isn’t it?”
After a bit of a skirmish, Ye walked off.
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