Bill Maher Axed Kanye Interview, ‘He’s A Very Charming Antisemite’

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Bill Maher Axed Kanye Interview, ‘He’s A Very Charming Antisemite’

Bill Maher decided to scrap his entire interview with Kanye West due to the rapper's "charming" antisemitic rhetoric.

The post Bill Maher Axed Two-Hour Kanye West Interview Because ‘He’s A Very Charming Antisemite’ first appeared on Black Enterprise.

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