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Nick Cannon Calls Democrats KKK, Praises Trump

Nick Cannon denounced the Democrats as 'the party of the KKK' and praised the Republicans for having 'freed the slaves' in an interview with Amber Rose.He also ...

Nick Cannon Calls Democrats KKK, Praises Trump
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Bintano News

March 29, 2026

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 denounced the Democrats as 'the party of the KKK' and praised the Republicans for having 'freed the slaves' in an interview with .

He also spared warm words for , crowing: 'Motherf***er's cleaning house!' and added with a laugh: 'I f*** with Trump.'

The 45-year-old comedian made the remarks while hosting the outspoken Republican Rose, 42, on an episode of his web series Big Drive.

Rose, an ex-girlfriend of who became a figurehead for the branch of the feminist SlutWalk marches, shifted towards conservatism in recent years and gave . 

Meanwhile, although Cannon criticized the Democrats and complimented the Republicans, he clarified that he himself is not aligned with either party.

He invoked a quote from the renowned black intellectual WEB Du Bois, who abstained from the 1956 presidential election on the grounds 'that no "two evils" exist. There is but one evil party with two names, and it will be elected despite all I can do or say.'

Nick Cannon denounced the Democrats as 'the party of the KKK' and praised the Republicans for having 'freed the slaves' in an interview with Amber Rose; Cannon pictured 2024 

Rose noted that she had evolved politically, describing herself as a 'former Democrat, former liberal. I was a liberal Democrat my whole life.'

Cannon, who used to be married to Mariah Carey, slyly asked if Rose had switched parties because she had earned enough money to join the 'elite.'

Rose has shifted towards conservatism in recent years and gave a speech at the 2024 Republican National Convention (pictured)

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Donald Trump is pictured at the Oval Office this Tuesday at the swearing-in ceremony of his newly appointed Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin

While speaking to Rose on his web series, Cannon confessed that 'honestly, I don't subscribe to either party. I rock with WEB Du Bois when he said there's no such thing as two parties. There's just one evil party with two different names.'

He was alluding to Du Bois' 1956 piece Why I Won't Vote, which was published weeks before that year's presidential election between the Republican incumbent Dwight D Eisenhower and his Democratic challenger Adlai Stevenson.

Explaining that he had voted in the past 'for the lesser of two evils,' Du Bois, at the age of 88, declared: 'In 1956, I shall not go to the polls. I have not registered.'

He added: 'I believe that democracy has so far disappeared in the United States that no “two evils” exist. There is but one evil party with two names, and it will be elected despite all I can do or say. There is no third party.'

Du Bois argued that any 'third-party movement' with an eye to 'significant reform' would 'of necessity be Communist' and would thus place its adherents at risk of unemployment, loss of 'social status' or imprisonment.

Rose responded to the Du Bois reference by saying: 'I'm not married to any party. I voted for Donald Trump 'cause we had two options and he was definitely, by far, the better option for us, and as of now I agree with a lot of things that he's doing.' 

'Motherf***er's cleaning house!' said Cannon, roaring with laughter. 'He doing what he said he was gonna do. We got the Gulf of America now.'

Cannon, who has 12 children by six women, joked: 'He's like the club. He charging a $5 million bottle service fee to get into the country. I f*** with Trump.'

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