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President Trump praises Kanye West’s words at White House: ‘That was quite something’

posted 6 years ago by Satan2016 (25525)
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Party time in the oval office. Kanye said Mofo!

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/president-trump-praises-kanye-wests-words-at-white-house-that-was-quite-something

Kanye West did lunch with President Trump Thursday, but pre-empted the meal with a wildly entertaining and decidedly bizarre press conference in which he covered Superman, the 13th and Second amendment, North Korea and his budding MAGA bromance with the commander in chief.
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West went on to reference his recent bipolar disorder diagnosis saying that he was misdiagnosed by a doctor and said he was merely sleep-deprived.

The chat was then turned over to reporters who asked West about his feelings on gun control.

"Illegal guns is the problem, not legal guns, we have the right to bear arms," he said bluntly.

Overall, West was complimentary to the president, even at one point saying he loved him and running around the Resolute desk to hug him.

[–] zephyr_cape (2979) 6 years ago

"QUITE SOMETHING"

https://apairofloons.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/web.gif?w=358

[–] Satan2016 (25525) 6 years ago

C-span video (21m) https://youtu.be/HdC1jFr51GA
I'm surprised it doesn't have more views.

[–] Satan2016 (25525) 6 years ago

Don Lemon, CNN's top bigot responds: https://www.breitbart.com/video/2018/10/11/cnns-don-lemon-kanye-wests-oval-office-performance-was-a-minstrel-show/

Thursday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” network host Don Lemon called hip-hop star Kanye West’s appearance in the Oval Office today “a minstrel show.”

Lemon said, “I have no animosity for Kanye West. I’m just going to be honest, and I may get in a lot of trouble for it. I actually feel bad for him. What I saw was a minstrel show today—him in front of all these white people, mostly white people embarrassing himself and embarrassing Americans but mostly African Americans because every one of them is sitting either at home or with their phones watching this, cringing.”

He added, “I couldn’t even watch it. I had to turn the television off because it was so hard to watch the president of the United States exploiting him. And I don’t mean this in a disparaging way, exploiting someone who needs help, who needs to back away from the cameras, who needs to get off stage, who needs to deal with his issues.”