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It is Wednesday. Today, our dear i dear friend donnie is off i hope

you having a great day don't worry we've got a ton of gossip of news to get to so let's jump right in

nantes what time is it my friends it is are you ready it is tea time i hope you're singing along

okay big story at the top of the show.

Kanye West has been banned from the UK. So banned. The festival has been cancelled and the

fallout explodes. So Kanye's attempt at a comeback has just hit a brutal wall. The UK has officially denied him entry, triggering the sudden cancellation of the wireless festival and sending shockwaves through the music world.

Let me explain.

Sources say the decision stems from his past anti-Semitic remarks.

We all know those.

Hate, hate, hate, hate.

With officials ruling that his presence is not conductive to the public good.

Sponsors have dropped out, including Pepsi, pressure mounted, and finally, the plug was pulled.

Whose idea was it? Whose idea to book Kanye at this joyous music festival?

I get they want a big star, I get they want a big headliner. But Kanye West, really? That's who they booked.

So West insists he has changed. It's interesting. He's not denying what he said.

He put out a record praising Hitler. So it's there. He said it. It will live forever.

So he insists that his change, though. He did say it,

but he has changed, he said. Even offering to meet with Jewish leaders, how dare. But the damage

is already done. Now, some fans are divided. Critics are loud about this, but one thing is clear.

Redemption is proving far harder than any headline

grabbing comeback performance. So if he thinks you can say this stuff, if anybody thinks they can say

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