Craig Jenkins

Because, like, this created a climate where the president can go on rap podcasts and visit streamers and stuff.

And I don't hear anything about that.

And it really fries me.

So, like, yeah, like, I'm just watching how this thing shakes out, intrigued as to whether, like, the tryhard will show up in it ever.

No, I'm not even.

OK, objectively speaking.

the wording of the UK ban, I don't like.

I don't like the idea that you can declare someone as a negative, you know, a net negative existing in the country.

Like, that's weird.

But I also see how you could put that idea in their heads over a period of years and not really do enough to, you know, disabuse everyone of the notion that you might spout out horrors across the world.

Like, Ye could be a very valuable anti- or post-extremist voice

cleaning up the spaces that he introduced all of the Republican grift and all of the like Nazi transgression into.

And I don't see it yet.

And so like, I feel very, we'll reassess things when I even see it.

We have seen signs that he would like to leave that stuff alone.

And we have seen him get through a show without, you know, breaking anything.

And that can't be all that this tour proves to us.

Or you're going to keep running into the wall of, well, does he mean it or not?

Because nobody can really tally whatever the accountability is that he's promised.

But we can tally everything else that he's doing.