“The answer to why I wrote ‘white lives matter’ on a shirt is because they do. It’s the obvious thing,” Ye said. “The same people that have stripped us of our identity, and labeled us as a color have told us what it means to be Black and the vernacular that we’re supposed [to use].”
While describing his strained relationship with his father, Ye explained that he was taken from him at a young age due to his mother (who was an actress at the time) being influenced by her liberal friends. Ye described his situation with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, as similar to his parents, because although she is a Christian, she is being influenced by friends to appear in immodest magazine shoots.
“She’s a 40-something year old multi-billionaire with four black children, and this is how fashion wants to present her,” Ye said.
Ye described what social media bots and Planned Parenthood are doing to the Black community as “demonic.” Describing how bots attacked female rapper Lizzo for announcing she lost weight on social media, Ye told Carlson, “It’s a genocide of the Black race. They want to kill us in any way they can. Planned Parenthood was made by Margaret Sanger, a known eugenicist with the KKK. I believe that if we saw ourselves as a people and not a race, then we would treat our people better. Like if you go to a Jewish person and you say [they are] a race, it almost gets confusing, they’ll cut you off quickly and say, ‘We’re not a race. We’re a people.’”
“We judge each other on white goal lines, not based on exactly what our culture is based on,” Ye said.
Trump’s Son-In-Law Held the President Back
Talking politics, Ye, who is friends with former President Trump, told Carlson that he believes Jared Kushner (former Trump advisor and Trump’s son-in-law) might have been holding Trump back while he was in office. Referring to Kushner’s brother, Josh, a billion dollar businessman, Ye said, “They love to just look at me or look at Trump like we’re so crazy and that they’re the businessman.”
Ye also expressed his belief that Kushner helped broker peace treaty deals between Israel and Arab nations in order to gain profit for himself.
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“It makes me feel like they weren’t serving my boy Trump the way they could’ve, because, you know, Trump wanted nothing but the best for this country,” Ye said. “Moses stuttered. God isn’t always going to bring the most perfect personality. A lot of times, the most fake people—their job is talking and making people feel comfortable. Yeah, you know, and the realest people are going to make you feel uncomfortable at first.”
‘My Power Is Through God’
“People with power try to make other people feel like they don’t have any,” Ye explained. He then said that when someone tells him he does a great job, he gives God the praise for the accomplishment.
Ye followed his comment by discussing his potential 2024 presidential run and how he was bullied for supporting Trump.
