We have the story from the AP, the Episcopal Church as it will not help resettle white South Africans granted refugee status in the U.S.

The left is arguing there is no persecution of white Afrikaners. The New York Times says, why are they being granted refugee status?

And they mention how will they be resettled,

going over this issue. In the AP, they say what to know as Trump brings in a group of white

South Africans as refugees. One of these stories, here we go. Sorry, it wasn't the New York Times.

It was the AP. South Africa says there's no persecution. The South African government said the

U.S. allegations that Afrikaners are being persecuted are completely false, the result of

misinformation, and an inaccurate view of its country. It cited the fact that Afrikaners are

among the richest and most successful people in the country and said they are amongst

the most economically privileged. Afrikaners are the descendants of mainly Dutch and French colonial settlers who first came to

South Africa in the 17th century.

So they're saying it's not actually happening.

But the issue that I see, my friends, is that you can certainly point to the fact that

indeed, many of the wealthiest people in the country are white and have been white.

There are many poorer people who have no means to travel, no means to leave, and no means to defend themselves from violent crimes.

So we are going to pull in a political activist and an individual with first-hand experience, Ernst Roots.

Let me see if I can get this pulled up for you guys right here as we

enter into this video. Let's see. It looks like not loading. We'll try again. There we go.

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And there we have it. Let me pull this in.

And sir, can you hear me?

Yes, I can hear you.

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