A hero s welcome in Tel Aviv to freed American soldier Edan Alexander, an American citizen, as he receives a hero's welcome after being freed from captivity by Hamas. White South Africans have been granted refugee status by the Trump administration here in the U.S. and the media is upset at President Trump for allowing them in.
00:01:37.020They can actually leave and go to where their native land is, which is probably Germany.
00:01:41.060Just days after ICE agents arrested Newark Mayor Ross Baraka, a group of clergy members held a protest demanding to know about the conditions inside.
00:01:51.620Overnight, President Trump touching down in Saudi Arabia, escorted by military jets, a lavish welcome for his first visit to the Middle East since his re-election.
00:02:00.400President Trump is touting an economic agreement he just signed with the Saudi crown prince on the first leg of his Middle Eastern tour.
00:02:06.220Prince Mohammed bin Salman is pledging to invest $600 billion in the U.S.
00:02:11.320We just reached a historic trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
00:02:15.180And over the weekend, we reached a breakthrough agreement with China, both outstanding deals.
00:02:21.600China's agreed we have to get it down.
00:02:23.600We have to get the little details down.
00:02:25.780Scott, you're going to work on that very hard.
00:02:27.780But China's agreed to open up to the United States for trade and everything else.
00:02:32.420I believe it is God's job to sit in judgment, my job to defend America.
00:03:07.480Folks, the media is absolutely melting down over President Trump's refugee program for South Africans fleeing what many have called white genocide.
00:03:18.240This idea that the Expropriation Act of 2024 in South Africa and the ongoing mass killings of white South African farmers, many of whom who have lived on the land for 400 years.
00:03:35.680This part of South Africa did not exist as a cultured land, as agribal land, arable land prior to their arrival 400 years ago.
00:03:49.140And yet when President Trump has offered, by the way, this status has only come in for a couple of dozen people, the media is losing their minds.
00:03:58.320And so the first group of them came to Washington, D.C. yesterday and incredible scenes where, when's the last time, by the way, you saw refugees coming from somewhere who were flying the American flag, who were waving it, who were saying that they were happy to come here, saying that they were happy to be here.
00:04:19.120You know, this is something where, by the way, over 67,000 South Africans have expressed interest in this.
00:04:26.000Of course, Stephen Miller, Elon Musk have talked about it.
00:04:28.820And the welcome at Dulles International Airport yesterday has gone viral.
00:04:33.700By the way, these are competent workers, people who know how to grow food, who are, by the way, actually facing direct death, slaughter, brutal killing.
00:04:46.460At the hands of forces backed by their own government.
00:04:49.660And yet, for some reason, the media is upset at President Trump for allowing them to come in.
00:04:56.540Well, folks, all I have to say is real refugees welcome.
00:05:11.160Everyone to understand what America First truly means.
00:05:14.840Welcome to the second American Revolution.
00:05:21.240All right, Jack, here we are back live, Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C.
00:05:25.960Folks, President Trump has always put America first, securing our borders, strengthening our economy, and standing up to global elites who would rather sell this country out rather and see us fall than see us succeed.
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00:06:37.400We've got my brother and also the, I guess, international correspondent for Human Events Daily, Kevin Posobiec,
00:06:45.880who was there with us in Rome as the conclave was held, which resulted in the election of Pope Leo XIV, a shock choice.
00:06:59.160Kevin, you were actually there on top of St. Peter's Basilica as the Pope was making his entrance, even before that, before his name was read off.
00:07:13.740Kevin, put the audience in your seat from your vantage point from being able to be up there.
00:07:20.500We've got this stunning footage that you've been able to combine together.
00:07:27.540Well, Jack, it was a lot like the mixture of Christmas morning plus being at a New Year's Eve ball drop plus the Olympics plus a kid in a candy store.
00:07:39.620Honestly, as a Catholic, you couldn't really ask for much better.
00:07:44.700We both got press credentials through the Holy See press office.
00:07:49.840There's an actual building just right down the block in the Vatican City.
00:07:54.500And, yeah, that was one of the locations that we were designated to broadcast from.
00:08:00.560And as you can see, those are those are my pictures.
00:08:41.420So I was just overwhelmed with joy, really, when it actually came through because we didn't know, you know, again, unlike an American election,
00:08:51.280there wasn't a set date when it would be or who it would be.
00:08:56.480So, yeah, it was just, yeah, really, really glad to be there and just beside myself.
00:09:02.940So, Kev, for the folks who weren't able to be there, just tell us what all you could see from your vantage point.
00:23:37.580That's President Trump saying there is a genocide going on in Africa, particularly of farmers who happen to be white.
00:23:45.860I would love to now bring on a longtime guest here on the program, someone who's written about this persecution, written about these issues extensively.
00:24:08.640Last time we spoke, I was in Washington, D.C., in your studio, and it's good to speak to you now from my house in Pretoria, in South Africa.
00:24:16.100All right, so you're joining us from South Africa.
00:24:18.740Now, the media tells us that this persecution, it's all made up.
00:24:22.800It's all figment of our imagination, that it's not going on whatsoever,
00:24:27.340which is interesting because this is the same media that demands that the United States take in every single other person who declares asylum from all different parts of the world.
00:29:38.800Now, you can go to another agricultural community in South Africa and you will hear the same type of stories.
00:29:43.660There's hardly a farmer in South Africa that doesn't know someone who was attacked or killed on a farm or who hasn't been attacked themselves.
00:29:49.520And now to see the type of comments coming from some media outlets in America about this being a non-issue and these people are just racists and they're lying about what's happening.
00:30:02.940If you've lived through these things, if you've went to do funerals of friends of yours who have been murdered and then you hear people, journalists and commentators trying to present this as a non-existing issue, it really is alarming.
00:30:17.060And for the left to be so obsessed about offensiveness and not doing things or saying things that others could interpret or regard as offensive, this is an extremely offensive position to take.
00:30:30.540And I have to ask, so in the face of all this violence, this horrific criminality, what has been the response of the government of South Africa?
00:30:42.980It depends on the context in which they respond.
00:30:45.920In some cases, we have heard members of the South African government justify these murders, saying things like the farmers abuse their workers.
00:30:57.140It's a typical, you know, socialist line.
00:30:59.260It's because these people are bad employers and therefore the workers go out and kill them.
00:31:04.680When, ironically, government's own research on this has found that it's about 1% of cases of farm attacks or farm murders where the motivation has some form of a labor-related cause.
00:31:16.100So, in some cases, you hear government officials justifying this.
00:31:20.460You, I mean, you spoke about Julius Malema, and I believe I see he's on the screen now, and that the chanting of the kill the boer, kill the farmer chant, the South African Human Rights Commission, that is supposed to keep the South African government in check, has ruled on this chant, this kill the boer, kill the farmer chant, saying that it is not hate speech to chant this.
00:31:40.160And the reason why it's not hate speech is when someone is accused of hate speech, an important variable that you have to consider is the race of the person that is being accused.
00:31:51.660And because this person is a black person who's chanting kill the boer, we have to recognize that he is black, and therefore it's not hate speech, which is an extremely racist and bizarre comment.
00:32:03.420As far as the president of South Africa is concerned, his official position in the United States, when he visited New York in 2018, and there are video clips of this online, he was asked about these attacks, and his response was, there are no farm murders happening.
00:32:18.620His official position seems to be that the problem doesn't exist, which, again, is very alarming.
00:32:24.800And it's quite bizarre to see them responding in such a way to the actions by the United States government and by President Trump, when it was, it's so obvious that some form of intervention needs to happen, and that this has just gone too far.
00:32:41.260There has to be, something needs to happen, and people, it was just a matter of time before people started to speak out, and we are very happy that President Trump was willing to break that barrier and open up this conversation.
00:32:53.300And it's something that he was able to do in his first administration as well, not quite to this extent, but I know that he certainly brought it up quite a number of times to allow people to look into it.
00:33:03.740And by the way, the international community had no problem talking about South Africa throughout the 60s, the 70s, and into the 80s.
00:33:10.780And the 90s was a huge cause celeb with the election of Mandela, and yet here we are all these years later, and the problems still remain, and yet the international community is completely silent.
00:33:57.380This is the controversial slogan that got many people, in particular, white people, upset and venting their anger on social media platforms against economic freedom fighters.
00:34:11.640One prominent figure was Elon Musk, and this is his tweet.