Kanye wins over the right: Breitbart wants him to write, “Fox & Friends” and Roseanne cheer him on

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Alex Jones may have been trolling the world when he falsely promised an appearance on his Infowars program by Kanye West this week, but the hip-hop star has certainely morphed into an unlikely hero for right-wing media in recent days.

Though he has an album coming out next month, the next lines Kanye West drops could be on Breitbart, if the alt-right website has a choice. In an interview with TheWrap, Alex Marlow, the editor-in-chief of the conservative website, said he would happily collaborate with the rapper.

"Absolutely we’d publish Kanye or interview him on our national radio shows on SiriusXM or in print," Marlow said. "Kanye is one of the few people in public life — or non-public life, for that matter — who appears to be 'fully realized,'" Marlow added. "In other words, he gives off the impression that he thinks what he wants and does what he wants without preoccupation with the judgment of others."

Marlow added that the rapper’s recent endorsement of President Donald Trump seems legitimate.

"It doesn’t look like a PR stunt since the impulse to boycott people who disagree politically is a tactic used overwhelmingly by the left compared to the right," he said. "So Kanye probably stands to lose far more fans than he stands to gain by taking a high-profile pro-Trump stance."

Since his comeback to Twitter last month, the rapper and designer has been sharing news about upcoming music releases, philosophical musings and advice and polarizing political views, beginning by praising conservative commentator Candance Owens on April 21.

I love the way Candace Owens thinks

— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) April 21, 2018

Since expressing his admiration for Owens, Kanye has emerged as a vocal and passionate Trump supporter — and President Donald Trump and conservative news outlets have welcomed the Chicago rapper with open arms to their team.

my MAGA hat is signed