Kanye West to meet with Trump, Jared Kushner at White House

This will be the second time that Trump and West have met (that we know of).

"The blacks want always Democrats, you know it's like the plan they did, to take the fathers out the home and put them on welfare", he rambled.

If not President Kanye, perhaps Mr. Kanye West, UN ambassador?

'Beyonce and Jay-Z know that Kanye is seeing a future in politics, but they feel that they can not associate themselves with them from this point forward.

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"I think the universe has balance". I think it was a good move.

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They think Kanye's political views are 'bulls***'. I think the more you can unite people through sport, the better it is.

"What Kanye said after we went off the air last week was one of the worst, most awkward things I've ever seen here", the 24-year-old comedian said.

The meeting, first reported by The New York Times, comes after Kanye's controversial September 29 Saturday Night Live appearance in which he gave an unscripted speech praising the President and denouncing the Democratic Party.

There is an endless buzz around Kanye West's conversion to MAGA hats, free speech, and meetings with President Trump in the White House.

The sit-down is set to take place Thursday at the White House alongside senior adviser Jared Kushner. He also hopes to discuss with Mr. Trump how to increase the number of manufacturing jobs in the Chicago area, where Mr. Wife Kim Kardashian West recently met with Trump about prison sentencing, after which the President commuted the life sentence of Alice Johnson, an African American woman who had been convicted on drug charges.

West has faced backlash in recent months after announcing his full-throated support of the president, including in a recent "Saturday Night Live" appearance in which he said cast members "bullied" him.