Kanye West relaunches his political ambitions and vows to CURE cancer - Daily Mail

The rapper, whose father battled stomach cancer in 2018, also said he intended to work to cure the disease. He said he would work on promoting 'fresh air and food'.

In October 2018, West said his father Ray's cancer was in remission, and he was embarking on a strange diet to celebrate. .

He discussed in the wide-ranging interview his co-parenting with ex-wife Kim Kardashian, saying they clashed on certain issues, but worked to resolve them. .

Asked on Thursday if he had future political aspirations, West replied: 'Yes, absolutely.

Kanye West has spoken to ABC News, in an interview that previewed on Thursday night.

That's the answer,' West replied, when asked whether that was a genuine friendship or a political move.

West said he had met the mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez, and thought 'he would make a really good president, also.'.

West replied with a smile. .

West said he thought social media could be both helpful and harmful. .

'That's one of my favorite questions of this interview,' West said. .

West and Kardashian have four children together: North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.

The couple share four children - daughter North, nine; six-year-old son Saint; daughter Chicago, four, and three-year-old son Psalm.

He compared himself to a sperm donor, arguing that he had been left without a say, and fumed over the fact that the children were attending an expensive private school in Los Angeles when he wanted them to go to his school, the Donda Academy, set up in honor of his late mother.  .

'Y'all don't have so so over my black children and where they go to school,' he wrote in one message. 

The Chicago-born musician and businessman, however, said on Thursday he had a 'new respect' for Kardashian, and that he always wanted her to be 'calm'. 

At Donda, he said children 'spread' and 'sing' the gospel.  

He added that his aim was 'to build a school that gives kids practical tools that they need in the world.' 

He said, in an interview earlier this month, he wanted children to learn about space travel in a 'shoutout to Elon Musk'. 

The school, that aims to provide a Christian education, could have been observing the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, a saints day celebrated on September 14 that commemorates the discovery of the cross that Jesus Christ was crucified on. 

The school is named for West's mother, Donda

The website describes the school as providing students with 'a world-class education that includes a rigorous core curriculum, and an emphasis on sustainability, creativity, critical thinking and problem solving

The school is named West's mother, Donda. 

The website describes the school as providing students with 'a world-class education that includes a rigorous core curriculum, and an emphasis on sustainability, creativity, critical thinking and problem solving.' 

The school teaches pre-K through to 12th grade

'I want my kids to go to Donda, and I have to fight to say so,' West said on Thursday

West said on Thursday that he was continuing his legal fight with Adidas and Gap

On Thursday, West vowed to continue with his legal fight with Adidas and Gap, saying: 'We got new lawyers...we really had to level up and really show them who's the new boss in town.' 

He was confronted with the infamous 2013 video of him unleashing on journalist Sway Calloway, who asked him, in a radio interview, why he didn't launch the clothing and shoe brand alone. 

West replied angrily: 'You don't got the answers, Sway!' 

He said he now intends to sell Yeezy products direct to consumers. 

West replied: 'Twenty

During the ABC interview, he said he thought people believed he was 'crazy' because of his faith