Welcome back to the Dershow, Kanye West. Is Kanye West an anti-Semite who should be

canceled or is he a mentally ill person who should be helped? Or is he both? The one

thing that's clear is that he has influence and his anti-Semitic outbursts are getting

some followers. And here's a photograph of people giving a Nazi salute and putting

up signs on freeways, Kanye is right about the Jews, et cetera, et cetera. There have

been other tweets and other things in which people support Kanye West. Well, let's first

think about what Kanye West has said before we get into whether he is deserving of condemnation.

He's just been canceled by the sneakers that he endorsed. And I'm sure he'll be canceled

by many others. But is this just a way of legitimating canceled culture? Where should somebody

like me and probably many of you stand against canceled culture? And I'm against Kanye West

saying what he said. I mean, he talked about he was going to go death con three, death

con three, on Jewish people. He didn't say on some Jewish people, on Jewish people. And

then, you know, he went further and he talked about how Jewish people are owning the black

voice, black people wearing a Ralph Lauren shirt. How many people know that Ralph Lauren

is Jewish? I do because I play basketball against him. When his name was Ralphie Lipschitz

and he played from Manhattan to a medical academy. And I played for Brooklyn to a medical

academy in Madison Square Garden. Neither of us was star players, but he dressed a heck

up a lot better than I did. But the idea of focusing on Ralph Lauren as proof that their

Jews dominate blacks and going a little bit too far or having a Jewish manager or being

signed to a Jewish basketball team. You know, the last time there was a Jewish basketball

team was the Philadelphia Spaws in about 1947 to 1948. Gottlieb, who was the original

owner, I think of the 76ers, started a basketball team in Philadelphia called the Spaws, South

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