I'd agree with that. I watched it live. I was really excited to hear the conversation, but then ya know. kanye has sacrificed a lot over what is an obvious truth and for a man who wants to be Prez (it'll never happen, just entertaining the idea) he showed a short fuse. although i do understand it must be beyond frustrating to say something so obviously true and have your life upended over it and then you find yourself on a podcast with a guy who says he wants to have edgy conversations and knows all about journalism and media behind the scenes and then pretends to have no idea what kanye is talking about. also Tim Pool, who never ever goes far enough imo, does have to watch what is said and doesn't want to violate ToS with youtube due to money. I get that, but as some point if you actually care about free speech and want to change the world if you only play by the rules the Establishment lays out how are you ever going to actually change anything? I respect his work since he does way more in terms of putting his livelihood on the line more than most, but then he's gotta drop this "fighting against the Establishment" image since you're too timid (pun intended) to speak the truth or at least allow someone else to speak it on your platform, you only say what you're allowed to say because money.