From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

Kanye West's billion dollar empire collapsing with Adidas, Gap and Universal Music all cutting

ties with the rapper known as Ye. Gap removing Yeezy products from its stores and shutting down

the website. Adidas based in Germany ending weeks of silence, dropping its single most

valuable collaborator following anti-Semitic grants in multiple interviews.

So Gap, Adidas, a whole bunch of different people have cut Kanye loose. I don't understand

the whole you're not a billionaire anymore. What is that? I mean, because you should have

the same amount of money as you had before. Well, it's the value of your income, your

future income is considered. If you have a contract guaranteeing you a certain amount

of income, as long as you don't go on some sort of rant that Jews or fake Jews and black

people are real Jews and Jews are trying to run the world. And I'm going on death

con three at the Jews. But so when they figure out if you're a billionaire or not, they're

taking in account your future likely earnings and not just how much you have. I think they're

being a little loose with the term billionaire. I wonder and wonder what the reason is for

that. Forbs comes up with these lists. Let's hear a little more from this report. Then

I have some interesting points to make. I could say anti-Semitic things and Adidas can't

drop me. Now what? Now what? Adidas today with an answer, saying in a statement, it does

not tolerate anti-Semitism and any other sort of hate speech, adding Yez recent comments

and actions have been unacceptable, hateful, and dangerous. The move expected to cost

that he does nearly $250 million in profit this year. $250 million, just this year in

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