Kanye West is a ‘white supremacist’ at this point

You say you’re the company you keep – and The View co-host Sunny Hostin exclaims, explaining Kanye West’s inexcusable ties to racists and anti-Semites.

Hostin made the allegation during the show’s lively “Hot Topics” segment on Monday, in which the panel condemned former President Donald Trump for hosting West and notorious Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes in Mar-a-Lago last week would have.

“I think the problem with that is when you give white supremacists that kind of access — which these two are doing [West and Fuentes] are at this point because Kanye is also wearing things that say ‘White Lives Matter,'” Hostin said.

She continued: “I mean, he has mental issues or not, he shows anti-Semitic behavior, bigotry, racism and Nick Fuentes too. So I don’t think there’s an excuse for that.”

Hostin’s co-hosts appeared to agree with her point of view, with Sara Haines echoing criticism from conservative radio personality Ben Shapiro on Twitter.

repeated Haines his tweet: “A good way to avoid accidentally having dinner with a vile racist and anti-Semite you don’t know is not to have dinner with a vile racist and anti-Semite you know.”

For his part, Trump has denied that he knew anything about Fuentes’ prejudices prior to their Nov. 26 meeting and that West brought the plus-one unannounced.

Hostin called BS about this allegation.

“He has Secret Service protection at all times because he’s a former President of the United States,” the 54-year-old attorney said. “There was no way anyone came to Mar-a-Lago to have dinner with the former, twice impeached and disgraced President and he didn’t know who they were. So this is a lie.”

The embattled rapper has faced a flurry of criticism online after making several anti-Semitic statements and wearing a White Lives Matter shirt. As a result, several high-profile brands have severed ties with West, including Balenciaga, Adidas, Gap, Foot Locker and JP Morgan Chase. Even Madame Tussauds London removed Yes’s wax double from their museum floor.