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    Kanye West and Rudy Giuliani: The mouths that recklessly roared

    by Lorraine Ali, Los Angeles Times May 07, 2018 5 minutes

    Before last week, you would have been hard pressed to utter the names Kanye West and Rudy Giuliani in the same sentence.

    Now, however, thanks to an insatiable news cycle where all stories warrant a breaking news banner, it's clear that the rapper and the former New York City mayor have far more in common than previously imagined.

    Both support President Trump. Both love to hear themselves talk. Both were on separate comeback tours last week, and both got into hot water for unsolicited comments they dropped during lengthy television interviews.

    Rapper-fashion designer West, who announced on his newly reactivated Twitter account that he would be releasing two new albums in June, chose TMZ for his grand reentry into the fray. The celebrity news platform was one of many

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