Trump collided with the President of South Africa

President Trump's Sit-Down Today with President Cyril Ramaphosa from South Africa, Oval Office meetings were similar to an earlier era. The leaders exchanged a handshake and a warm courtesy. Ramaphosa even brought a few professional golfers with him, of which he knew he wished the American guide.

But Trump and his adjutants had prepared an extraordinary ambush. The president stretched the light in front of the television cameras and played a video that he cited as proof of the racist persecution of white South Africans. Trump then repeatedly made demands on land attacks and mass murders of white farmers in Ramaphosa's country.

With the stunned South African President, Trump leafed through printouts, of which he said he showed his story: “Death, Death, Death,” said the president.

Trump's claims were wrong. Police statistics do not show that white South Africans are more susceptible to violent crimes than others in the country. South Africa approved a plan that resembled the important area in the United States with which Trump took land. Ramaphosa tried to explain the situation in South Africa gently, but Trump was unmoved.

Our Correspondent of the White House, Zolan Kanno-Young, said it was a strong example for a foreign guide who essentially tries to give Trump a reality check that instead strengthens the beam theories. “

For context: The meeting found a group of white South Africans about a week after the Trump government was welcomed as refugees who claimed that they were persecuted in their home country. In this video, Zolan and John Eligon, our head of the Johannesburg office, explained what was going on at that moment.