President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats blast Trump for commuting Roger Stone: 'The most corrupt president in history' Trump confirms 2018 US cyberattack on Russian troll farm Trump tweets his support for Goya Foods amid boycott MORE on Saturday expressed confidence that rapper Kanye WestKanye Omari WestTrump on Kanye West's presidential run: 'He is always going to be for us' Kanye West says he had coronavirus Coronavirus Report: The Hill's Steve Clemons interviews Randi Weingarten MORE — who recently announced that he plans on launching a late bid for the White House — could steal votes away from Trump's presumptive Democratic opponent in November, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump commutes Roger Stone's sentence Hillicon Valley: Facebook considers political ad ban | Senators raise concerns over civil rights audit | Amazon reverses on telling workers to delete TikTok House Democrat warns about 'inaccurate' polls: Trump voters 'fundamentally undercounted' MORE.

Trump appeared to be unfazed by the news during an interview this week with Fox News' Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityThe Hill's Coronavirus Report: Fauci says focus should be on pausing reopenings rather than reverting to shutdowns; WHO director pleads for international unity in pandemic response The Hill's 12:30 Report - Presented by Facebook - Trump visits Florida amid coronavirus surge Trump claims he recently 'aced' a cognitive test, challenges Biden to take it MORE.

“He is always going to be for us, and his wife [Kim Kardashian WestKimberly (Kim) Noel Kardashian WestTrump on Kanye West's presidential run: 'He is always going to be for us' The Hill's 12:30 Report- Presented by Facebook - Trump threatens schools' funding over reopening Kanye tweets he's running for president MORE] is going to be for us,” Trump told Hannity.