interview you re about to see. days ago during fashion week west accompanied by his friend candace owens unveiled a t-shirt that said simply white lives matter the response from the fashion industry was instantaneous and uniform. shock, horror, rage. there was no excuse for this fund or the new york times, he is legitimizing extremism, treat rolling stone. what was missing from the coverage was an explanation for why he did this, what was the t-shirt about? and no one seemed to think to ask him much less listen to what he had to say. the enemies of ideas dismissed west as they have four years as mentally ill, too crazy to take seriously. look away, ignore him, he s a mental patient nothing to see here. is he crazy? you can judge for yourself as you watch what we are about to show you. he has his own ideas, we can say that creative people tend to that s why they are artists not
party. they are doing none of those things. if anything, they re encouraging it, and i don t think, in that environment, you re going to see anybody with much of an impetus to try and slow down or deradicalize, given the heated environment that we re in. the wall street journal, which did more laundering and legitimizing of donald trump s presidency than perhaps any other outlet, they re as culpable as any news organization in this country for his presidency. and his ongoing viability as a political figure. charlie sykes, they write this. this continues trump s attacks on elaine chao, mr. mcconnell s wife, for being chinese american. her real offense was resigning as transportation secretary after trump s disgraceful behavior on january 6th. his feud with mcconnell is also personal as the kentucky senator condemned trump s january 6th actions and hasn t spoken to him since. the death wish rhetoric is ugly and deserves to be condemned.
truths. what we ve seen recently from trump is different from what we ve seen in the past. prior to what we heard, he believes in the qanon people, he believes themselves to be great patriots, now the message is directly one to one. it s no longer ambiguous. well, certainly, we are concerned about the qanon phenomenon. reporter: the fbi has warned of the dangers of qanon and its potential to inspire violence. what we have in the former president potential candidate for the presidency of the united states legitimizing what is essence a cult. reporter: qanon has been aligned and a stolen election. yeah, i go to trump rallies and i see a lot of people wearing qanon t-shirts doesn t mean they re all necessarily
u.s.. certainly, we are concerned about the qanon phenomenon. the fbi has warned of the dangers of qanon and its potential to inspire violence. what we have is a former president, potential candidate for the presidency of the united states, legitimizing what is in essence a cult. qanon has been associated with bizarre claims about cobbles and child sacrifice, but the slogans and symbols of qanon have now become intertwined with trump s lies about a stolen election. i go to a lot of trump rallies, i see a lot of people wearing qanon t-shirts. it doesn t mean they are all necessarily violent or dangerous, does it? it does not, and that s the most difficult law enforcement scenario to deal with, because you want to identify threats among these hundreds, sometimes thousands of people. trump delivered some of his speech, saturday, in youngstown ohio to a backing track. we are a nation that is no longer respected or listen to.
q people to retrace. what we have seen from trump is different from what we have seen in the past. to this, he would say he has heard of these qanon people, he believes them to be great patriots, now, the message is directly one-to-one, it is no longer ambiguous. certainly, we are concerned about the qanon phenomenon. the fbi has warned of the dangers of qanon and its potential to inspire violence. we have a potential candidate for the primacy of the united states legitimizing what is in efforts in essence occult. qanon has been associated with bizarre claims about child sacrifice and human sacrifice. i go to a lot of trump rallies, i see a lot of people