Second gentleman Doug Emhoff will host a roundtable with Jewish leaders and White House officials Wednesday to discuss the rise of antisemitism in the United States and efforts to combat hate in the country.
In a retweet of a clip from the interview, before Musk announced his suspension, Ye promoted his appearance, in which he also said: “I love Jewish people, but I also love Nazis.” He sent the swastika image in a separate tweet.
During the talk with Jones, alongside Fuentes, Ye also said, “I see good things about Hitler,” and denied that Adolf Hitler, as leader of the Nazi party, oversaw the murder of 6 million Jews. Emhoff said Friday on Twitter that spreading lies encourages antisemitism. According to the Anti-Defamation League, there were. “Perpetuating lies, such as the denial of the Holocaust, and praising fascist murderers, is dangerous and fans the flames of antisemitism and hate.
“We all have an obligation to condemn these vile acts,” the Georgetown University Law Center professor added. “We must not stay silent.”
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