Conservative Indiana AG DEFENDS Kanye West's 'independent thinking' after anti-semitic outburst

Indiana’s AG Todd Rokita has come out fighting on Kanye West’s behalf after the rapper threatened to go to war with ‘Jewish people’. 'You guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever opposes your agenda' He has also had his Instagram account suspended after posting screenshot revealing messages from Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs over his White Lives Matter message at Paris Fashion Week. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita praised West for his 'independent' thinking on matters, after he made several anti-Sematic posts Kanye returned to Twitter after a two year hiatus and suggested he would be 'going death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE', after making similar comments on Instagram and getting suspended Kanye posted screenshots revealing messages from Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs over his White Lives Matter message at Paris Fashion Week He posted: ‘Kanye’s message in this instance is fair and accurate, & regardless, he is entitled to his opinion. In the since deleted Instagram post, West said: ‘Ima use you as an example to show the Jewish people that told you to call me that no one can threaten or influence me.’ After being kicked off of the social media platform, which is owned by Meta, West ended a two-year hiatus from Twitter to slam the owner Mark Zuckerberg. West has been in the hot seat recently for his White Lives Matter T-shirt, which he was seen recently wearing to his daughter's game West reportedly told Combs that 'Jewish people told you to call me' and that they were not going to 'threaten or influence me' His comments about the Jewish community have been hit with a huge public outcry from the American Jewish Committee, branding his language as ‘anti-Jewish’ and ‘dangerous.’ They also referenced his comments on the Tucker Carlson show on Thursday, in which he accused Jared Kushner, who is Jewish, of brokering the Abraham Accords to ‘make money.’ He told Carlson the shirt came from his 'energy' and his 'connection with God', adding that the idea of him 'wearing the shirt was funny' and his father - who he claimed is a former Black Panther - thought so too.