In this episode of the Orrin McIntyre Show, host Orrin McInnes is joined by Bogard and Mark of the Goodo Boys to talk about Donald Trump's new policy allowing white South African farmers to immigrate to the United States.
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00:00:38.100Amazing thing has happened in the last few days.
00:00:41.620Donald Trump has managed to get the entire Democratic Party to go from being pro-refugee to anti-refugee
00:00:50.060and being against large corporations to shilling for big pharma.
00:00:53.780So I'm just going to say that Donald Trump is probably one of the greatest political actors of all time.
00:00:59.680Maybe it's not 40 chests, but if it isn't, it's just God's blessing because the man is a force of nature.
00:01:05.820So the amazing thing is that for obviously decades we've had to hear from the left that every refugee has to come to the United States.
00:01:14.060The Statue of Liberty says, you know, give me your poor and your hungry and your tired, your huddled masses.
00:01:18.920And this means we have to welcome every single human being from across the world who makes slightly less money than your average American.
00:01:27.280And yet, in the last few days, they flipped this policy because it turns out that there are farmers in South Africa who have real physical danger,
00:01:39.160threatened to them on a regular basis, and a large part of that is because their skin color is white.
00:01:44.140And so Donald Trump, in what I think is a very brave move, went ahead and offered asylum to white South African farmers, Afrikaners specifically,
00:01:55.940who have been threatened by the government there, who have been threatened with death.
00:02:00.320And the first 60 or so of them arrived yesterday or the day before.
00:03:25.640It is truly amazing that he managed to, to get them to lose their mind over, yeah, you know, a, a, a moderately sized college class worth of people showing up into the United States.
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00:04:51.220So just to lay the groundwork here for a lot of people, I think those who have watched this channel are familiar,
00:04:57.080more familiar than most with what's happening in South Africa.
00:05:01.180I've spoken to several guys from South Africa about this, about what's going on there.
00:05:08.320My friend Ernst Van Zell is a guy who is operating with the Solidarity Movement down there.
00:05:15.060He is himself an Afrikaner and is very familiar with the situation and what they are facing.
00:05:20.100But this is something in general that I think people just don't know about.
00:05:23.660They know at some point South Africa has some white people in it, and they were in charge, and they didn't let the black people do stuff, and that was bad.
00:05:32.120And then they stopped doing that, and it's probably fine now.
00:05:35.220That's kind of the way that a lot of people understand that history.
00:05:39.880And so they just don't have the context.
00:05:41.380So you've seen people on MSNBC being like, oh, well, the refugee program, it's only for people who are being threatened.
00:05:49.020It's only for people who are in dangerous situations, and I just want to play a quick clip to show people what's going on because they don't believe it.
00:05:57.140I genuinely think a lot of these guys, like some of them know, and they're just lying, but a lot of them have just not educated themselves, even the slightest, on what's happening.
00:06:05.300So here is one of the largest political parties.
00:06:08.080I believe the second largest political party in South Africa.
00:06:11.160Here's its leader leading a chant of a stadium full of people about killing white farmers.
00:06:31.360So for those who didn't hear, he's chanting, kill the boar, kill the farmer.
00:06:36.300And the boar is the Afrikaners, the Dutch Afrikaners who are in South Africa.
00:06:42.460They often make up a disproportionate amount of farmers.
00:06:46.600That's one of the reasons that there's so much tension there.
00:06:50.060But yeah, I don't know about you guys, but if I ever have a stadium full of people this size chanting for my death,
00:06:57.860I think it's reasonable for me to assume that I am probably not safe in the place where I live.
00:07:02.640And by the way, this is not the first time in history that people have decided the way forward is to kill the Kulak.
00:07:13.520And in the past, that's because, by the way, there's lots of very wealthy Anglo whites in Cape Town that got cars.
00:07:24.120And by the way, if you're the ANC, you could just tax them.
00:08:25.740I've got a little, I've got a thing that will take like five seconds.
00:08:29.900And I think this is the cliff notes that everyone needs to, that everyone needs to know because this, this, like there's, you can, can, and should, this is a great topic to discuss.
00:08:40.380And we're going to do that here today, but here's the things that I think people should know.
00:08:43.720Number one, this can be tough for people in America.
00:08:48.340And that includes me, especially includes a libtard MSNBC anchors, uh, who to observe in South Africa is an, is a lot like America in a lot of ways.
00:09:01.640You got Anglo population, you got the British sort of getting it going.
00:09:05.940You got multi-ethnic and there's things, there's so many things that you could say, remind you of this or that, that we have a, like, it's like a distortion field.
00:09:16.380And a lot of times you have, like, you have to really check yourself that, that you're really understanding what's going on there.
00:09:23.220You're asking people that are there because even at our, even when we try hard, we, we have a really, we see domestic disputes over there.
00:10:04.440Like there is a just leave bro moment.
00:10:07.480There is the last helicopter out of town.
00:10:10.260You must understand that is the, the, if you leave a country with the shirt on your back, you're, you're, you have to generate, like, first off.
00:10:23.840When you, if you were 19 or, or, you know, and you, you, you could live out your truck and get a job and stuff like that.
00:10:29.780This is a population of three to 5 million people.
00:10:32.040If you hand every, if you hand three to 5 million people tickets to Albuquerque, they're going to have two generations of having nothing.
00:10:39.480It like one thing that you might, might not know is that there are heavy, heavy capital controls.
00:10:46.120A lot of people maybe would have left.
00:10:48.620I know that a lot of South Africans are very proud.
00:10:51.820Many might not say that, but a lot of you would have left.
00:10:54.760But like, if you, if you talk to people that do, that do tourism, you go to Europe, you see some South African guys at the bar, you hang out with South African guys.
00:11:03.980You might have to help them with the bar tab because like, you can't leave the country with like more than like $500 on you because, uh, they, they thought like the government's thought about this.
00:11:15.460They don't want, they have done everything in their power to make it very, very difficult to get out of there with anything.
00:11:31.500Like, yes, first off it is, this is a political statement to the country of South Africa.
00:11:38.740By the way, that is the only thing that like political refugee ism like the concept, this changed and got abused after the 1980 refugee act, uh, whatever.
00:11:48.700Uh, uh, political refugee is a tool of statecraft.
00:11:53.380Like if someone fails a coup somewhere or something, you let them stay at your place.
00:12:43.380This is, this is the only way for a state to communicate with a quote unquote stunt or whatever.
00:12:48.680Uh, and lastly, uh, my favorite person to, to heat check.
00:12:53.000Uh, I, I despise this guy, but he is the only, like, he is the only person I, that I think that is a lefty.
00:13:02.220There's reliable instincts to tell other lefties, Hey, you guys are, are, um, you're getting played right now.
00:13:11.160And if you go listen, go look at Matthew Iglesias.
00:13:14.560I, I think he belongs in prison for the book he wrote, but he is saying, guys, guys, this is bait.
00:13:22.140They are, they are cooking us on this.
00:13:25.160Please stop talking, stop ranting and raving about the boar on everything you're saying is like, it's, it's not only making them look, I mean, insane.
00:13:40.900I don't know, but I couldn't have been that good, but the, uh, it making them look insane.
00:13:45.620And also, uh, it's kind of discrediting the, I don't want to know if you say it's the biggest hole.
00:13:53.420And I mean, there's so many holes in us immigration policy, but it was a pretty big hole because, uh, you know, you got in legally with papers.
00:14:01.020Now you can start, you can get the, get the train going, you know, you can start marrying siblings and, and, uh, getting a huge train of people here legally.
00:14:09.080Right now you can change migrate the entire South African, uh, white population.
00:14:43.540That's like alt-right that, you know, that's the kind of language that would have gotten you immediately banned from every social media platform, every polite society event.
00:14:51.480And Donald Trump just said it straight up, right?
00:14:54.200Like, like there is a genocide of white farmers in South Africa.
00:14:57.840There is a genocide of white South Afrikaners in, uh, South Africa.
00:15:03.200He said that multiple times, just blew, blew the frame wide open.
00:15:08.180We see guys like Matt Walsh saying there is no clear, uh, uh, obvious truth than that.
00:15:14.800The great, great replacement is real because the left allowed every single refugee demanded every single refugee.
00:15:39.060There's actually women and children in this group, but 60 refugees from South Africa who have less melanin in their skin.
00:15:47.220All of a sudden the frame gets blown wide open.
00:15:50.500And how much clearer can it be that this immigration policy was entirely designed to demographically shift intentionally the United States than looking at this?
00:16:00.520I mean, what do you think about this just explosion of, of kind of the taboo and the words and the framing around this before the election?
00:16:09.220We talked about this and we were kind of going over on a dream scenario is the right word, but just like, what do you think if Trump wins, he'll do and what he won't do.
00:16:18.260And, you know, there was stuff about tariffs, but the thing, one thing I mentioned was, well, you know, if you had a, a really right wing administration, they would say something about what's happening in South Africa.
00:16:32.380But I, to me, that was a, uh, an insane fantasy idea because there's not really much benefit for the, for, for Donald Trump to do this, which is like, this is the most surprising thing about to me to, to go after, uh, the ANC,
00:16:49.920I don't, I don't see like, there's no ulterior motive that I can make out.
00:16:54.180Like the, the, the whole, the purpose of the refugee program in theory is what Bogby said earlier, you have, you have expats.
00:17:02.640You like to keep around just in case you ever want to do a coup or whatever, but also sometimes you can pick up on the cheap people who are overqualified for, for the things that you'll have them doing.
00:17:14.060And like, so those Afrikaners who are being brought over, they're probably, they're probably going to be a lot more useful than your average Haitian boat person.
00:17:24.780I know that's like, that's like a mean thing to say, and we're not supposed to say it, but it's true.
00:17:35.980But my point here is if you're an actual refugee, if you're actually leaving because you're afraid that the government or people who are associated with them are going to kill you and you're not leaving because, well, I, I have nothing, I have nothing, nothing better to do.
00:17:51.440I'm going to go to somebody else's country and ask for money.
00:17:54.380Like if, if you're that former group, they are, they're, they are useful to the host country.
00:18:01.080But if we're talking like, it's like what, 500 people total, right?
00:18:32.220He's sending a message to his enemies.
00:18:33.840He's changing the trajectory of us foreign policy and social policy, which is, I mean, this is something that the left has obviously no problem doing.
00:18:45.540And it was, it was a trap because there were, you know, there were libs there protesting the arrival of the Afrikaners, basically holding up signs saying these aren't real refugees, taking photos of them saying, look at these people.
00:19:39.780You've managed to, you didn't even have to provoke them.
00:19:42.400You just put this thing there and they announced to the world that they hate white people and that's it.
00:19:48.160Uh, the, the news outlets have lost all, all semblance of discipline.
00:19:53.260Sometimes they were straight up saying with, with, with regards to the Episcopalian church's decision that they weren't happy about white Afrikaners being admitted as refugees.
00:20:02.400I don't think that like the big brain genius person at the New York times would, would like them to frame it that way.
00:20:10.360Or if, if, if they would, that's, that's a very bad sign for, for the health of like, I guess the progressive hive mind or, or the cathedral or whatever the hell you want to call it.
00:20:35.080Like that's like, and people will turn to me and say, well, surely all the masks have dropped at this point.
00:20:40.160Like surely all the institutions have debased themselves.
00:20:43.320Everyone has sacrificed their credibility.
00:20:45.300And so obviously we don't need Trump anymore.
00:20:48.020No, clearly we do actually, because first no GOP president would have ever even mentioned this and thought that they wouldn't have destroyed their career, but Trump doesn't just mention it.
00:20:59.140He uses the rhetoric that is forbidden.
00:21:00.960And then he takes direct action in a way that just no Republican would ever do.
00:21:06.760Now, Trump is not perfect and it doesn't mean you can't, uh, criticize him, but I do not want to hear anymore.
00:21:11.760I don't want to hear anymore about how we'd be better off with someone else.
00:21:16.080No, it is very clear that Trump is a singular individual willing to take action that no one else is.
00:21:22.560And the fact that he can get all of the people on the left to just drop all of their careful language, any, any restraint, and just say everything directly out loud to just, because they can't hear themselves at all.
00:21:35.340Cause they're so incensed and want to scream at Trump.
00:21:38.940That is a blessing that just keeps going and going for us.
00:21:42.620I mean, if you're, if your opponents do nothing but dissemble or just outright lie, you don't need to play 5d chess.
00:21:48.860You can just make a move and it'll, what's the old expression?
00:21:53.540Like you need to have a good memory if you're a liar, but if you tell the truth, you, you really don't, you just have to, you just have to be focused on the path ahead.
00:22:00.480Well, they, like they drop kayfabe constantly because if, if anything that pops up.
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00:22:37.760It gets that, like, like that bile coming out, that comes from our ear and they just spew it everywhere.
00:22:45.080And this causes problems for their coalition because this is like this weird, disparate group of people who would probably naturally hate each other.
00:22:55.120But they've all come together under the banner of, like, of this one cause.
00:23:04.280So this is why they have, this is the problem for them, why they have so much confusion and chaos.
00:23:09.900Like, this is why, like right now as we speak, in a time when you would think that they would be rallying behind somebody or something.
00:23:16.880They're, the Democrat Party is, is like having little racial, little racial wars with each other.
00:23:24.180I, you know, I'm not saying that this means that they're, they're going to lose because historically, if you're a betting man, usually just betting on the Democrats in the American elections for the last, like 60 years is, is a pretty good, is a pretty good bet.
00:23:38.440But, but I think there's something about this feels different.
00:23:42.500It feels like the, the coalition of the fringes is having trouble holding itself together.
00:23:48.980So, uh, one thing about this, that, that kind of makes this easy to goad them on this kind of thing.
00:23:54.760Um, uh, and, uh, I just want to highlight the, the venom, the venom is what makes people, uh, that's, that, that's sort of what you bring out.
00:24:32.160And they say, these guys want to escape the, what the, they said, we're ever going to impose a, a transformation on them of justice.
00:24:42.120And like, uh, on Twitter, there was like anyone who was, that's not like currently employed by the DNC was like, yeah, I started getting different feelings about the African.
00:24:52.400Tanner, when I got to that section of the statement, because you like, it was, let me, let me read it.
00:24:56.740What the instigators, this is talking about the refugees claiming persecution.
00:25:02.500What the instinct, this is an official communique from the ANC, the ruling party of South Africa.
00:25:08.560What the instigators of this falsehood seek is not safety, but impunity from transformation.
00:25:13.740They flee not from persecution, but from justice, equality, and accountability for historic privilege.
00:25:20.120That sounds like something Dr. Doom says in the comic book panel.
00:26:23.360He said, and he was like, man, when you go to school there, like they basically just teach you to hate white people.
00:26:29.520That's that he told us that he would tell us stuff about their, their history class, whatever.
00:26:34.200And then I'm going to tell you, it's not just that it's like HBCUs and stuff now, but in America, uh, you know, like if you go to the DNC conference, they have a hit guy there that loves AOC and transgender and all this stuff like that.
00:26:56.040There's, there's always some kind of thing, but distance with, with distance.
00:27:01.220So when you have things that like all those feelings, angry feelings you have about those people, but they're over there and that you don't, there's no nice guy, you know, that's, you know, there's not no one of those.
00:27:18.060Those people are just, that's when the venom comes out.
00:27:22.400The great quote from the MSNBC host, because like, I mean, obviously this was nonsense, but it wasn't, it wasn't like, like she, she went to class wrong or whatever.
00:27:32.040What she said was true through the vibes of like, uh, she, she basically, uh, and she didn't explain it because it was like, you know, it was the kind of thing you had to understand what she meant just by like picking it up.
00:27:44.500But she said like, she was, she, it was obvious that she believed that the South African government was a, like a, a, uh, a government exile after World War II of, of the, of the German state of the Nazi state.
00:27:58.080And you're like, like, Oh, that's a silly mistake to make.
00:28:01.900But like, no, I mean, that would like, literally that just makes sense.
00:28:18.520And of course they would be running South Africa and, uh, Russia, all these different things.
00:28:25.300And also some of this, some of the issue with this is that Germans were the bad guys.
00:28:30.640American movies is like our main thing.
00:28:32.740Uh, and American movies, uh, we had the Germans, they were the bad guys.
00:28:36.620And then, um, and then the cold war goes and the Russians, the bad guys, the wall falls in the eighties.
00:28:45.000And so you had a short period in the eighties, like it would have been really weird to like have, have Sylvester Stallone mowing down Russians.
00:28:54.560Like when, like, we're running the Russian state, like it's over, like, like that would have been kind of weird.
00:29:01.180So we needed a new bad guy for like, like half of the eighties.
00:29:08.180And like, I, I remember hearing, like people would tell me, uh, uh, like, uh, or we said this thing called urban myths where like rant, I don't know.
00:29:18.240This is going to sound insane to a zoomer.
00:29:20.200Some random person would just run up, run up on you on the club and be like, Hey, did you know there's chemicals in Mountain Dew?
00:29:27.360They'll, that'll make your, make your genitals fall off.
00:29:30.960I don't know what this, I don't know what to tell you, but we used to do, but that's yellow five.