Live updates: The latest about Trump's presidency when Johnson is urged to advance the domestic policy legislation, Trump meets with the President of South Africa

President Donald Trump over folded South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with a video.

“We have thousands of stories about it. We have documentaries, we have news,” said Trump and turned to the Aides. “I could show you a few things.”

“Turn the light off and just put it on,” said Trump.

The almost 5-minute video was played and was later published on the account of the White House X. They said that “persecution in South Africa” ​​shows.

Ramaphosa first laughed and looked visibly uncomfortable during the presentation.

At some point Ramaphosa asked: “Did you tell you where that is?”

Trump shook his head no.

“I would like to know where that is, because I've never seen that,” said Ramaphosa.

“It's in South Africa,” said Trump.

Asked by a reporter what he wants to do about what he wanted to see in the video, Trump said: “I don't know.”

Trump collected a thick stack of articles, of which he said he had supported his claims of “white genocide” and crazy them.

During the meeting, Ramaphosa denied Trump's assertion that white South Africans in the country “genocide” suffer. Trump and several members of his administration, including the advisor Elon Musk, born in South Africa, said that the South African government is pursuing its white minority. South Africa has strongly contested the claims.