President Trump LIGHTS UP South African President Ramaphosa To His Face In The Oval Office!

President Trump met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the White House today — and he didn’t hold back.

During the meeting, Trump called out the violence against white farmers in South Africa, showing a video montage of political speeches, including those by Julius Malema, that appeared to encourage violence toward the white minority. The footage also showed rows of white crosses, meant to symbolize white farmers who were allegedly murdered in racially motivated attacks.

Ramaphosa appeared visibly uncomfortable during the presentation. At one point, the room was dimmed so the video could play clearly, with Elon Musk — a native of South Africa and outspoken critic of the violence — watching closely from across the room.

Trump didn’t stop there. He also presented printed reports documenting attacks, and pressed Ramaphosa on land seizure policies recently enacted by the South African government, which allow for the confiscation of land deemed “unused.”

Trump reportedly said, “Friends of mine in South Africa tell me, if you’re white, they take your land — and then they kill you.”

Despite Trump’s pointed presentation, mainstream outlets like ABC News called his statements “unfounded”, even though he showed footage during the meeting that he claimed supported his concerns.

This moment was a dramatic and rare public confrontation over land reform, racial violence, and government accountability — with President Trump putting the issue front and center in a very public way.