Trump Welcomes South Africans: Why The Left Hates White Refugees

Summary

Podcast Summary: Louder with Crowder
Episode Title: Trump Welcomes South Africans: Why The Left Hates White Refugees
Release Date: May 13, 2025

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Introduction

In this episode of Louder with Crowder, host Steven Crowder delves into several contentious topics, primarily focusing on recent political developments involving former President Donald Trump and his interactions with South African refugees. The discussion also touches upon free speech issues in the UK, media biases, and various other political and social matters.

Key Topics Discussed

1. Free Speech and UK Police Actions [15:00 - 24:56]

Crowder begins by addressing concerns over free speech in the United Kingdom, highlighting instances where individuals have been arrested for expressing unpopular or controversial opinions. He cites the case of Julian Fuchs, an older retired officer arrested for an allegedly anti-Semitic tweet, emphasizing the dangers of hate speech laws and the subjective nature of determining what constitutes hate speech.

• Notable Quote:
  "Every single time, there has been the caveat of hate speech. Free speech ceases to exist." — Steven Crowder [16:00]

Crowder argues that such regulations can be misused to suppress dissent and target specific groups unfairly, drawing parallels to actions taken against conservatives and other marginalized voices in the UK.

2. Donald Trump's Diplomatic Trip to Saudi Arabia [29:00 - 43:00]

The episode shifts focus to Donald Trump's first international diplomatic trip of his presidency to Saudi Arabia. Crowder discusses the potential implications of Trump's dealings with Saudi and Qatari leaders, particularly concerning the acceptance of a donated 747 aircraft intended to replace Air Force One.

• Notable Quote:
  "Donald Trump does what he does... If he's successful at getting the investments, I don't care." — Kat Morgan [38:10]

Crowder expresses skepticism about the motives behind such donations, questioning whether there might be hidden agendas or expectations in return for these generous offers from foreign governments.

3. South African White Refugees and Genocide Claims [45:00 - 59:00]

A significant portion of the podcast is dedicated to discussing the plight of white South African farmers, whom Crowder claims are facing targeted violence and genocide. He argues that these individuals qualify for refugee status due to ethnic persecution and criticizes the left for opposing their immigration to the United States.

• Notable Quote:
  "They have the right to choose our immigrants here... Unlike many stateside black Americans who don't like white people." — Steven Crowder [57:57]

Crowder asserts that the ongoing violence against white farmers in South Africa is a dire humanitarian issue that the media and political establishment are downplaying or ignoring.

4. Media Bias and Fact-Checking [35:00 - 43:00]

Furthering his critique, Crowder discusses perceived media biases and the role of fact-checking organizations in marginalizing conservative viewpoints. He compares the scrutiny faced by Trump to the relatively unchallenged actions of other political figures, suggesting a double standard in how information is vetted and presented to the public.

• Notable Quote:
  "They want you to focus on Donald Trump having legitimate business dealings... they've never mentioned these." — Steven Crowder [35:45]

Crowder emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and encourages listeners to question mainstream narratives.

Guest Contributions

The podcast features contributions from Kat Morgan and Brew Diamond, who engage in the discussions, often adding their perspectives and reinforcing Crowder's viewpoints. Their interactions highlight internal debates within the show about the topics discussed.

Concluding Thoughts

Steven Crowder wraps up the episode by reiterating his stance on the need to support white South African refugees and criticizing the broader political and media landscapes for their handling of free speech and immigration issues. He calls for unity among like-minded individuals to challenge prevailing narratives and advocate for what he perceives as just causes.

Final Remarks

The episode is marked by its strong political opinions and controversial viewpoints, particularly concerning race, immigration, and media integrity. Listeners are encouraged to engage critically with the content and consider multiple perspectives on the issues presented.

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Disclaimer: This summary aims to accurately reflect the content of the podcast episode based on the provided transcript. The views expressed in the podcast do not represent those of this summary.

Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

Welcome to the lineup live on rumble every weekday, 9:00am Eastern all the way up until including 4:00pm you got Vince, myself at 11:00am Eastern. Tim Poole, Russell Brand, Jeremy at the quartering, Viva Fry and more coming here in the next week or so. Announcements. We have a lot to get to. I forgot. Welcome of course Bongino army, formerly still Bongino army, but of course you guys are there with Vince now. And Vince comes from the name Vincente in Latin and Latin is the basis of all Romance languages and it translates roughly to do not disturb. But not a super confident. It's not an emphatic do not disturb. Let's get to the rundown here. Today the UK thought police strike again. They're arresting people for supposedly not supporting Palestine. I don't know, President Trump in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia. We're gonna, we touched on this yesterday. But the airplane from Qatar, this gift, this is a point of conversation. There's some good, there's some bad, a lot of bad we got to call balls and strikes here. But something good. We are going to be importing some Afrikaners in the United States. That's South African speak for white South Africans today we refer to them as our favorite South Africans just because they are not the ones committing genocide. It's not a race thing, it's a, I guess tribal thing where they are the ones being genocided, not committing the genocide and seems like they're good citizens who want to become Americans. And the media is of course trying to tell you that the genocide is not happening, that white African farmers are doing fine. So gonna compare that to other non contributing zero value refugees and get to the bottom of it. We also do have Brew diamond here in the show, our fellow South African friend, because you know, we don't wanna be tone deaf. Let's get to it, onto the show. Let's just be clear about that. You'll find videos of kids bonking rabbits, not stabbing with perfect form Minnie Mouse in the face. You know about the moors in their history, Josephine? I don't know about the Moors, Colton.

[Kat Morgan]

Oh.

[Steven Crowder]

That'S right, I forgot, you're a idiot. I forgot you're a idiot. The moors actually date back to a lot of the Mediterranean. If you know your history and then you follow the map going over to Morocco. But we go back, you understand that the western African slave trade, they were kidnapping so many people, by the way, many of them were whites. They were white slaves. They had to build their cities up. That's why they got them cast of walls over A million white people, a lot of them off the Mediterranean coast were slaves. But you know what? It must not have happened because Josephine has piece of history that she doesn't remember and or understand. I'm sorry Josephine, am I moving too fast for you? I'll never be a slave. Yeah, well if you want to be a slave, your problem is you're a fat ugly. So if you're a female slave, you're not going to be plowing a field. I doubt you'll be controlling an ox. And no one would ever try to you with a 12 foot pole. So you know you're not going to be sex slave. Maybe if the wealthy want to have some sumo wrestlers for entertainment, pull some Spartacus that you're out of luck. Don't got to be like that. Just why are you? Why? We haven't seen what happens and you make me. I don't. You bring out the worst in me, Josephine. I'm trying to march right on the crowd. It's 11am Eastern. Damn it. Well, Josephine, why do you love with me? Click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or $9.99 a month to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speec. Glad to be with you. This is one of those shirts where it just doesn't, it just doesn't fit right. If I go top button it pulls, but if I go here you get Burt Reynolds. Burd it, burn it.

[Kat Morgan]

You're fine.

[Steven Crowder]

Burd it, just burn it. You guys let me know you're gonna.

[Kat Morgan]

Go out on your boat later. So it's fine.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, it's a write off because we'll put it in a sketch. Hey, question of the day for you is what would be the first country you would choose as far as accepting refugees? Like what would be your top if you had to list your tier? Don't say Uganda. Kat Morgan, CEO number two. How are you?

[Kat Morgan]

Wow, thanks for coming to me on that one. I'm doing well. How are you?

[Steven Crowder]

I am doing well.

[Kat Morgan]

It's a nice shirt.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, it was purchased for me from. It was purchased in Florida. It has that flowy. So I feel like it's inappropriate to wear. Cause it's this gentleman, Thomas Bahama.

[Kat Morgan]

Wow, you're a dork.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, but they have a really good restaurant there. Their redfish is really good. And we have in studio today our South African, our Afrikaan consultant. Actually Leonardo DiCaprio's character in Blood diamond was based off of him. We have Mr. Brew diamond how are you, sir?

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah, I'm all right.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah? Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

I think you should let your chest out more.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Okay.

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah. Let the well really show. Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Okay. Well, I'll take a page from your book.

[Brew Diamond]

You got a nice tan, like you're from Africa.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, well, you know, we're not as showy here in the United States.

[Brew Diamond]

Well, here in America, it's all bling bling.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

In Africa, it's all bling bang.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, okay. I don't understand what that means, but here's a story about an Amazon driver. Now, this went viral this weekend, but we do have an update for you, Los Angeles. Amazon driver left, shall we say, unwanted packages on stoops on Mother's Day. And we'll get to the update after this refresher.

[Gerald]

A delivery driver for Amazon can't seem to hold it in. On more than one occasion, a woman is seen about to leave an Amazon package at this porch off Yano Drive in Woolen Hills around 5:30 Mother's Day morning. But she also leaves a smelly surprise. She relieves herself, does number one and number two.

[Steven Crowder]

I love how he has to take it seriously. And does number one and number two.

[Gerald]

Were expecting a mother. Tamara Bedoy and her family could not believe their eyes after watching the footage from their surveillance cameras. She was not done on another delivery. On command, the worker is seen urinating on the front property of a different Woodland Hills home. She pulls down her shorts, does her business and takes off like nothing ever happened.

[Steven Crowder]

I just. I do not envy the role of a local newscaster. She does number one, number two. And then we found out is still at large. Bob. Like, this is a lady pooping on stoops.

[Kat Morgan]

Come on, make some jokes.

[Steven Crowder]

Just.

[Brew Diamond]

I think she's African. She used to. Used to Africa.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, I was. I thought she might be Indian people on the floor.

[Kat Morgan]

That'd be more fitting.

[Steven Crowder]

But that's also. I will say this as this is why we can't have nice things. That's a skill.

[Kat Morgan]

It is.

[Steven Crowder]

Whether she's doing it on command or like a marathon runner, she's conserving poop for the long haul. She's pacing her pooping.

[Kat Morgan]

She's also not wiping.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Brew Diamond]

She's a lot like me. She's smuggling at Poop Across.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Brew Diamond]

I'm a smuggler.

[Steven Crowder]

And I will. That's. That's my understanding. And I will say there is something very disconcerting about vengeful poop.

[Kat Morgan]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

You know, it's not typically an activity that we do vengefully but residents had some other complaints, too. So there's more on this story. Namely that her Bluetooth speaker she was carrying with her was way too loud. Yeah, that doesn't seem too. Seems like she was sending a message. And although, by the way, she left, it was a missed delivery. She left yet another unwanted package this week at another address. Oh, yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

That'S what happened in my package. I've been waiting for that for years.

[Steven Crowder]

I'd take the poop.

[Kat Morgan]

I would, too.

[Steven Crowder]

If it's Best of Bed network, I would take the poop.

[Brew Diamond]

Next, I go to satellite tv. But first, I don't.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't even know. She's very big in South Africa. I don't even know the difference between Bette Midler and Barbra Streisand. I know there is one, but can someone comment below and fill me in?

[Kat Morgan]

Super clear.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm not. It's not clear at all.

[Brew Diamond]

Hey, they both look like boas to me.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Yes.

[Kat Morgan]

All right.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't even know what that means. So, speaking of unclear, you know how you always hear about how women have to break through the grass? Searing. Well, that'll all make sense when you see how they handle grass doors. Tell me that is not Jerry Lewis from the Nutty Professor. That is Jerry Lewis from the Nutty Professor. Show it again. By the way. By the way, her head grip, that's so clearly performative. Like, you know, she's done this multiple times before. She's like, oh, no, I can't believe this happened for the first time. I'm sorry.

[Kat Morgan]

That dude.

[Steven Crowder]

Play it one more time. Is that guy alive? Because the rule used to be on real tv, they could only show it if the people lived. Let me see again. Oh, yeah. I don't know. I don't know. No. Okay. Did it hit another lady or was it a man?

[Kat Morgan]

I think it was another lady.

[Steven Crowder]

It was another lady. Well, then that's not funny. That's not funny at all. If it's a lady, who's the victim? That's some.

[Brew Diamond]

Sorry, there's a woman.

[Steven Crowder]

That's some. On crime. That's some broad. On broad violence. You hate to see it.

[Kat Morgan]

Just to be clear, it's not the glass door hitting you.

[Brew Diamond]

This guy.

[Kat Morgan]

Typing of the Hadoukan.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm sorry.

[Brew Diamond]

Guy's got no heart.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no.

[Brew Diamond]

You're heartless, aren't you?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Yeah. And what are you going to do? You going to take over some white farms next, mister? Oh, you know, we always wonder how fascism rises to power. And I'm looking At it.

[Kat Morgan]

I. I'm fine with it.

[Steven Crowder]

She giving her the Chun Li defeat starts rapid kicking it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And by the way, if you want more of this, God only knows why, download the Rumble app. We don't stream to YouTube anymore. YouTube is dead. Rumble owns live. Download the Rumble app and follow us there. We are trying to get every single one of you off of YouTube, out of the ghettos, the social media ghettos of the left in big tech. And you get notifications when we are live. Of course, you can bookmark it. It's 11am Eastern, but it's a different experience. We love taking your chats and spending time live with you. Here's something that's not. Are you okay, Gerald? He really is cruel, you know that? He only laughs when someone gets irreparably damaged, you know?

[Kat Morgan]

Oh, it just keeps happening. Sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, let's watch Faces of Death.

[Brew Diamond]

I met warlords, drug lords.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

Diamond slum owners. Yeah, this guy's the worst.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, he is. Yes, he is. He's crying. Still. Still. Should I play it again, Gerald?

[Kat Morgan]

No, please.

[Brew Diamond]

I've seen a freaking drug load more hot than that.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah. Wow. I hear half of what's going on. But.

[Steven Crowder]

We always take. Here's the thing we used to go through. Run through, where we would go through every. And then we'd always be laughing. We're like, okay, well, maybe just don't. Let's. We wrote don't show it to us until we get. And then sometimes you see it just derails the show.

[Kat Morgan]

Sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

So I think I got it now. Well played.

[Kat Morgan]

Gerald wasn't watching and run through.

[Steven Crowder]

No, he wasn't paying attention. He was quaffing himself.

[Kat Morgan]

Guys, it's not the glass lady causing a brain injury.

[Steven Crowder]

I even Gotouken Crick.

[Kat Morgan]

Yes, that was pretty good. Just got me right in the feels.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Yeah. His heart shrunk three sizes that day.

[Kat Morgan]

Barely. Wow.

[Steven Crowder]

All right. Okay. Speaking of heartless, the UK police now, we've told you this. If free speech dies here in the United States, there's nowhere else to go. There really is nowhere else to go. And when I used to do some change my minds, the United States is the greatest country in the world. We didn't really need to go much further down the argument trail, the logic trail. If they didn't agree that, hey, the First Amendment is paramount, and that is something that makes us unique in exactly how it is enshrined in our Constitution. They'll tell you, the left will tell you that other countries have freedom of speech with the caveat, yeah, but not hate speech. And you see how that ends up every single time. Now, I want you to remember this. Every single time, there has been the caveat of hate speech. Free speech ceases to exist. Let me give you the recent example. So these were. These are not new reports, but they were recently revealed on social media. All references, links in the description. The UK police arrested an older retired officer, a man named Julian Fuchs, in 2023 for what is allegedly an anti Semitic tweet. Okay, but here's the context. And it's bad enough to arrest someone for an anti Semitic tweet. You shouldn't be doing that. To be clear, I have no problem with people out there hating Israel with the fullness of their anti Semitic heart in the public square. I have a problem with advocating for genocide or, for example, destroying school property or public property. I have no problem. Well, I shouldn't say I have no problem. You have the right to hate. That's one thing we have to accept. People have the right to hate and you have the right to disagree with them. But in this instance, it wasn't even an anti Semitic tweet. And that is the wrinkle that comes along with hate speech. Well, who determines hate speech? Not only can people use it as a political weapon, as a cudgel, but the people in charge can also be wrong. And you go, oh, wait, you lost your rights. So this was at the onset of the Israel Hamas war. Let's go through kind of the steps that have taken place. So step one, this UK politician denounced anti Semitism in a tweet. Then in step two, a pro Hamas user came in and replied to said UK politician with the threat to sue her over an anti Semitic accusation. Then folks tweeted a reply to the pro Hamas activists. So this is a reply to a reply saying, one step away from storming Heathrow looking for Jewish arrivals. Meaning you're basically one step away from storming Heathrow looking for Jewish arrivals. Didn't this. This person didn't write. You are right. But again, if you look through the rest of this person's profile, it's pretty clear where they're coming from. You would think the police would do that.

[Kat Morgan]

No.

[Steven Crowder]

Here's what's most concerning. Nobody. Nobody complained about the post on X. Nobody did. There's a specialized police unit that exists in the UK that found this post while specifically hunting for content to prosecute. So they found this post. I think back then, it was still a Tweet that had 26 views.

[Kat Morgan]

Ah, that's why no one complained, right? No one saw it.

[Steven Crowder]

No one saw it. And it was a benign anti anti Semitic tweet. Then six armed officers from Folks by the way, old job, they showed up at his house to arrest him. So think about this where people say, oh, they all have, you know that famous speech in the newsroom with Jeff Daniels. England has freedom of speech. Do you think you have freedom of speech? Police showed up at his house for an anti anti Semitic tweet, seized his electronics. And by the way, they immediately had a problem because now they combine what they believe is an anti Semitic tweet with what they saw. Ooh, a red flag. Some very quote Brexity things. While searching. Here's the body cam footage.

[Kat Morgan]

Risk the public answer.

[Steven Crowder]

Now. You know what's so telling to me about that? When you see someone say something that raises eyebrows, you don't just look at what they're saying, you look at the reaction of people around them, particularly if the people around them would be a part of their day to day association, you know, like their work colleagues. She goes, these are very Brexit items. Those listening on audio, we put up subtitles.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Meaning she knows that everyone around her in this police force is going, brexit items. What means you're a terrorist. No one going, yeah, so what? Who gives a shit? Like, that's what you would hope. If the police force is representative of the general population there in the uk, Right. Because a good portion of the people there voted for Brexit.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Don't know if you know, this was kind of a big deal happened. There was a whole film made about it. Benedict Cumberbatch, we had Nigel Farage here on this show. However, in their police departments, the ones who are tasked with searching for tweets to prosecute, they're all in agreement that a Brexite item is a problem. By the way, what constitutes a Brexit Y item to them? Douglas Murray books. Could you meet someone who is more of a moderate, classical, sort of.

[Kat Morgan]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

European conservative? You would call him sort of a George W. Bush Republican here. That's a problem. So when they say it's MAGA and it's this extreme faction, they think Douglas Murray is emblematic of extremism. It also, by the way, included his wife's shopping list. No idea how that's Brexity.

[Kat Morgan]

No, I have. So listen, if you're gonna have hate speech laws or speech laws like this, it's bad enough to get prosecuted for a tweet, right? In what world does that then constitute some kind of probable cause to go through your house and look for stuff? Because it has nothing to. It's not like you're concealing a crime. The crime has apparently been put out to the public to be able to see. That's the crime, right? In England, how in the world can they get away with searching through someone's house and looking through their books?

[Steven Crowder]

I'll tell you exactly how. It's Europe. I was raised in Canada. That's exactly how. And you guys need to understand this because in the United States, we have the First Amendment. But you are not protected by the First Amendment when your overlords in big tech play by the rules of these countries. You know the same government tried to ban Rumble where you're watching right now, right? You know the government of Brazil banned Rumble. So did I believe France. I'm not entirely sure they were going to. I think they officially did. Russia and Ukraine wanted to ban Rumble as well because they thought that it was too pro. Russia. Russia thought it was too anti. Rumble is the only one who flipped them the bird. The problem is YouTube, Facebook, in many instances, X, though it's better now. They play ball with these governments. So you may benefit from the first here in the United States, but not if you're in one of those countries. And sometimes you post something that is not a violation of your freedom of speech here in this country, but it's still removed, you are affected. Just so you know, we are the world. When you link arms, you're linking arms with their policies. And so when people say, well, hey, hold on a second, you're free to say whatever you want. It's not a violation of the First Amendment when it's YouTube. Actually, yeah, it is. If they're afforded the protection of this government and they're playing by the rules of other governments, like the one you just saw there. By the way, they didn't just go through his electronics. They went through his wife's underwear drawer. Though some argue their suspicions of extremism were confirmed when they found her limited release edible Mangala panties. That's not a good look. That's even.

[Brew Diamond]

I know it's bad.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, don't get me started on the Gorebold sex hammock.

[Brew Diamond]

That's inappropriate.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I realize you guys have a sensitive constitution.

[Brew Diamond]

Sensitive African ears.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. In South Africa. Now this man, folks, I'm from Rhodesia. Who was held for. Oh, that's right. That's what you guys say. Sorry. Yeah. It's okay.

[Brew Diamond]

Sorry, Brew.

[Steven Crowder]

It's okay. It's okay, Brew. It still is the worst South African accent in the history of the world.

[Brew Diamond]

Hey, watch your tongue.

[Steven Crowder]

No, we're talking about Leo DiCaprio. He didn't do you justice so good.

[Brew Diamond]

I.

[Steven Crowder]

So Fuchs, this guy, he was held for eight hours before being released. The police eventually issued an apology over the arrest and. Sorry. Yeah, now. Now he's suing. And if he wins, the first order of business is the right to search the panty drawers of all six officers. But here's the thing. This has. Wait, that would be me, I would hope. Judge Joe Brown, like you should do. He won. He gonna get to play with your wife's panties. Oh, time served now.

[Kat Morgan]

After laundry day.

[Steven Crowder]

This has an effect, though. It's to let everyone else know. Yeah, yeah, okay. On this one. But. But if we want to, we can keep you, you know, kind of like January 6th here. Yeah, it's to let everyone else know. By the way, this is not an isolated example. We're just talking uk, Yet a woman, remember we covered this. Who was arrested for a silent prayer outside of an abortion clinic. This is in the uk. There was a conservative activist who was jailed for, quote, unquote, hatred. There was that man who was arrested for racism, for doing a karaoke cover of kung Fu fighting. And an autistic child arrested for saying a police officer looked like her lesbian nana. And by the way, that autistic child was on point. Yeah. What do you expect?

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah, spot on.

[Steven Crowder]

The officer looked like Double Dragon 2. And by the way, there have been many, many cases of Brits being arrested for. And I know you're gonna say, wait a second, you mean for opposing Israel? No, for opposing Palestine. It's on the 70th 10th of 2023 on Bethel Green Road at 10 o' clock, you witnesses saying, obviously, people while they're over here, etcetera, we let them.

[Kat Morgan]

Into our country, etcetera.

[Steven Crowder]

So bad deal. Okay? So, thank you.

[Kat Morgan]

The optics of police arresting the guy with a Union Jack. Can I ask, sir, did you say anything? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

I've moved back.

[Kat Morgan]

I can still. I can still speak to your prisoner, though. Yeah, yeah. But just think of the. The optics and the politics of this nation. You don't want to start a civil war arresting an Englishman for flying a Union Jack when there's people here literally tacitly supporting the October 7th bums. Back to you, John.

[Steven Crowder]

The entire montage was very serious and it just ruined it with booms. Booms, boobidi. Boobity boomedy. Now I will say this picture Mr.

[Kat Morgan]

Bean behind the camera.

[Brew Diamond]

Now everybody's gonna turn into Mr. Bean. They're free to talk.

[Steven Crowder]

Teddy's wearing a burqa. Now I will say this. I don't want to defend these people. So I just sort of gave you the example of big tech. We are the world link arms. Think of what that means. We are the world. That means you and South Africa. That means you and Qatar. That means you and Ukraine. That means you and the warlords in Uganda. Take your pick. You can't just link arms with the world because the world doesn't share all of our values. And this country only enjoys the luxury of, call it socialism light because we foot the bill for their defense. I don't think we should be defending any nation that doesn't support the American way. We used to have more in common. Think about that. We used to have more in common when there was an actual monarchy than today. That's how bad it has become. Why are we defending a nation, let alone being being leveraged by them as far as tariffs, as far as trade, what are we defending? We're defending a country. We consider them allies where they arrest, they jail their own citizens for speech, not even hateful speech. They have entire departments that exist simply to scan for and prosecute social media posts. I would like to see the message of, hey, guess what? Until you change this and enshrine some kind of a first amendment into your. Codified into the law of your land, guess what? We only defend the lands of the free and you don't qualify. How about that? I think that we should use every single ounce of leverage that we have.

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

To punish this kind of behavior economically. But I even think at this point militarily. And you know what? There would be a lot of Brits who would like to see someone come to their aid. A lot of jailed people, a lot of fined people, a lot of people there who have suffered under the tyranny of tolerance and progressive acceptance, who would like to probably be liberated. We don't think of that all that often, do we think, oh, we have the new world, we have the old world. These people are being jailed and punished for opinions that aren't even hateful but the government deems unpopular or unacceptable, meet your NATO requirements, defend your own nation, and shut up about how we run our country. That's my. That's my conclusion.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah. I thought Nigel Farage's kind of time was done. Apparently not. He's surging in popularity right now it's like, at some point, I guess the pain is just gonna have to get to a high enough level where people in Britain just say, you know what? No, we're done. We're done with this. We're absolutely done with this. They never really had free speech in the first place, but they didn't have this right. This is a relatively last couple of decades, last decade thing where this is. I don't know how you live under a system like this that obviously prioritizes any migrant that just happens to get across the English Channel into your area, doesn't let you talk about rapings that happen out there. I know that's kind of a big thing right now there. And rape is a big one. It's always mean. They're talking a lot about it because they won't let them cover it and talk about what's happening and who's doing it. And I know people get in trouble over, like, I can't imagine that at some point, they just don't go, you know what? Screw this. We're done with this.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, they can. They're subjugated people. I can tell you this. I would have loved to do a live show in Canada. I can't.

[Kat Morgan]

No, I can't.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know that I would come back. I don't know that I wouldn't be put in jail. And I know you think that sounds like hyperbole. It's not at all. It's not at all. I could walk off stage and they could arrest me for speech in Canada, and I know that. I know that full well. It's why I haven't done one. I would love to go back to my home city where I was raised anyway, in Montreal.

[Brew Diamond]

I could smuggle your back.

[Steven Crowder]

I know. I have no doubt that you could.

[Brew Diamond]

I could, yeah. But how many warlords they got there?

[Steven Crowder]

Not a whole lot In Canada. They have Mounties and they wear funny, puffy pants.

[Brew Diamond]

Not a problem. Just don't talk about it.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, well, it's very cryptic.

[Kat Morgan]

You talked about it.

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, we've been fighting back against this for a very, very long time. You know, we were the first. Sorry, everyone. We were the first place to be demonetized, which resulted in all kinds of conservatives being demonetized on YouTube. You can't be monetized on YouTube. You can't make a living there and be a conservative. You can post your content and they can throttle it. We've been able to do that entirely because of you. We're able to cover these issues. We're able to stream this live to you because of your support. And if you're not yet a member, please do consider. Hey, join Rumble Premium. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. Right. This was the natural evolution. It's $99 annually. You get the wonderful hand etched mug. You get everything ad free, 100% more show Nick DePaulo, Dr. Disrespect, Donald Trump Jr. You get more from Tim Pool. You can try for $9 a month as well. And it's the best one stop shop that exists. You join up. Imagine what we could do with the hundreds of millions of dollars that PBS and npr not even close yet. But we'd like to get there. We've been here since 2009 and in the realm of online content, that is, I mean, that's, I'm basically an octogenarian.

[Kat Morgan]

You really are. But hey, just a quick update on that story. So Keir Starmer apparently is saying that if you're going to come to England, you have to learn English. That's a new thing that they're doing. So English language and UK sedition citizenship requirements for migrants as part of the government crackdown that's going on right now. And apparently they see the popularity rising of, like I said, people like Nigel Farage and see him kind of coming over the hill and going, okay, we better start doing stuff a little bit differently here.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, you know what the problem is is that all the people who advocated that for years were arrested, prosecuted or jailed. The people who would be advocating for a national language, you know, like India, they have English as an official language. You were considered an extremist. Yeah, you know, like that Douglas Murray character.

[Brew Diamond]

Same with South Africa.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, well, I'm not necessarily familiar with local politics.

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah, me neither. I'm from Rhodesia.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. All right, well, that's of no help. Let's travel since we're doing the global thing today to the Middle East. Hope you have your chastity belt on. Well, I guess today, yeah, Donald Trump touched down in Saudi Arabia. This is his first international diplomatic trip at least of this term for this presidency. And there are quite a few items to watch. So I want to go through them because I do know that there are some legitimate criticisms here and then there are some completely fabricated ones, some completely illegitimate criticisms that you are going to hear from the media. But first, let's see how this montage is going.

[News Anchor]

President Trump is heading to the Middle east for the first diplomatic foreign trip of his second term, snubbing traditional US Allies to visit the deep pocketed monarchies of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the uae.

[Steven Crowder]

At least he didn't bow.

[Kat Morgan]

There you go. No audio on this part.

[Steven Crowder]

The good news is I can go for a picnic. I'm always prepared. And when he arrived in South Africa, a lot of people are making a big to do about this. He refused to drink the complimentary. Some people say Turkish coffee, some people say Greek coffee, some people say Mediterranean. You know, the coffee that's boiled in a small cup.

[Kat Morgan]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

There it is. There's the offering and there is the. No, you can see he does not take part. He doesn't drink coffee.

[Brew Diamond]

Good idea. Does it. Trust it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. So, you know, Donald Trump does what he does. By the way, good thing we actually had a microphone on. His internal monologue. They want me to drink this coffee. I'm not gonna drink the coffee. Oh, Marco's drinking the coffee. Let's see what happens to Marco. Might be bye, bye, Marco. I'll say Marco, but he won't say Polo. It never says bolo. Gonna need another secretary of State, someone out stop to argue with any of that. So a couple things to watch while he's there and you can feel free to jump in because I know, Gerald, you really love the Iranian stuff. There are going to be some.

[Kat Morgan]

I love the Iranian stuff.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know. You get fired up about it.

[Kat Morgan]

I do.

[Steven Crowder]

There are going to be talks with Iran regarding nuclear capabilities. And of course a sticking point is that Iran wants to be able to enrich its own uranium. And I know people don't like us being the world police, but how about no, you don't get to enrich your own uranium. Well, on account of the fact that you guys keep supporting terrorists. Okay, so we can't.

[Kat Morgan]

You want to wipe out Israel. Like that's your raison d' et.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, how do you know? Because you said it.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah, a lot.

[Steven Crowder]

That's one for you. And Iran's foreign minister visited Saudi Arabia and Qatar ahead of these talks this weekend. Saudi Arabia wants the United States to help to develop this sort of nuclear power capability. And they're going to want everything and more that Iran gets Saudi Arabia. So there's a lot of sort of geopolitics going on there. Yeah.

[Kat Morgan]

And I think people were a little bit worried that Israel was going to try to drag us back into a war with Iran, especially with, you know, the under. We found their testing sites again. Or we found their enrichment sites, these secret sites that have to be taken out. I think what Donald Trump is Doing is kind of boxing them out again. Like when we negotiated directly with Hamas to get the prison, the American hostage released. Israel was a little frustrated that they weren't a part of that process. And it seems the same kind of thing is happening here. Donald Trump is doing what Donald Trump does. Yeah, I'm going to go and make a deal. If people are willing to work, that includes Netanyahu. If you're willing to work with us on all this stuff and be reasonable, then fine, come to the table.

[Steven Crowder]

If not, all right, and we have no idea what this deal is going to look like. So people right away going, oh, he said Bragg, his nuclear deal with Iran was the worst ever.

[Kat Morgan]

Well, it was.

[Steven Crowder]

So isn't he doing it?

[Kat Morgan]

Well, we don't know. Cash. I mean, what. What do you mean it wasn't? I mean, come on. There's no arguing that Donald Trump is not going to sit there and send them cash. He will send them missiles sometimes, but usually being used on them, not necessarily for them to fire.

[Steven Crowder]

So we don't know. So I don't want to speculate, but it is something to watch. Here's something that you definitely should be on the lookout for, for how the media is going to attack Donald Trump. We'll get to the plane from Qatar. I will level with you. Look, that's a problem, and it's a problem. And I will voice concern in the way that you will with a friend. Sometimes, you know, you have people who will never call balls and strikes and they'll never be critical of their own party. And then you have people who are within the Republican Party who just exist, who attack Donald Trump, you know, calling him a scumbag or skeezeball or whatever it is. He's an ally. You know, how do you correct a friend who you think is wrong? You don't lambast them. You go, oh, man, you know, I don't think you're gonna like how this one ends up. And that's how we handle it. So people think we're softer on him? Well, yeah, cuz he's a friend. I'm not gonna try and devastate people in our party who are doing mostly good. But I do think that the gift from Qatar is a problem. I'll get to that. The way the media is going to attack him, though, is sort of equating this with business interests. And it's not the same thing. So, for example, the Trump organization has $6 billion planned or proposed projects in the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia. That's not the same as free. So I don't want you to equate that with a gift from Qatar. I mean, Donald Trump has had business relations or he's had business interests in plenty of countries that, by the way, he hasn't been very friendly to as a result of policy. Is it something that you may be suspicious of? Sure. Do I think that's warranted? Yes. Let's not compare that to a $400 million free gift. Also, Jared Kushner, his firms received billions of dollars in investments from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. I am not a fan of Jared Kushner, namely because he was and is a liberal until he was in this sort of advisory position. Not because I think he's a bad person, but he doesn't share my values. Hopefully you guys understand. You can comment below. That's not friendly fire. He's not an ally.

[Kat Morgan]

Well, look at what people are gonna criticize him for. He's doing business deals over there. He's been an international businessman before going into politics. And that actually works out well because you understand the people that you're dealing with. You understand negotiating with people in those cultures. You understand people on the ground there. That is actually something that I'm happy we have in a president right now at this moment in history.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. And the media is, of course, they'll say, this is. What about ism? No, it's not. This is really important because contrary to Donald Trump, who had business interests, there are plenty of other politicians, presidents, who have had conflicts of interest, and they didn't necessarily have business interests. They just use these as money funneling rackets like the Clinton Foundation. They didn't disclose the millions of dollars in speech fees and the money they accepted from foreign nations while Hillary was Secretary of State. Yeah. Remember the Haiti earthquake? The Clinton foundation steered reconstruction projects to donors. That was a big one. Barack Obama received $400,000 to speak on Wall street right after leaving office.

[Brew Diamond]

He was also born in Africa.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Well, that's. No, it's debatable. It was Indonesia, I believe. Or no, wait, no, that's right. It was Kenya.

[Kat Morgan]

Kenya.

[Steven Crowder]

It was Kenya. Then he was Indonesia. Then you know the whole point.

[Brew Diamond]

But he's in Africa.

[Kat Morgan]

Who knows?

[Steven Crowder]

That's true. But then we saw the birth certificate and your guess. I do think you know.

[Brew Diamond]

You think you know Africa better than Emil.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't think I know Africa better than you, Mr. Rhodesia. Prudimond. He was also paid millions of millions of, well, yan to, yen yen yuan to. To speak in China. And these are things where these people have not held private office, or I should say held a job in the private sector for decades.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

So someone who has been suckling at the public teat for a very long time, basically the entirety of their adult life, is far more corruptible than someone who can make a living autonomously from that.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

The media would, of course, say those were conspiracy theories or they're completely legitimate because everyone gets $400,000 to simply have a private meeting, shake a few hands, and drink a couple of cocktails. Not to mention, of course, the Bidens. Hunter Biden was paid 50,000amonth. You remember that. The board of Burisma and his business was paid $4.8 million. Don't forget the kickback for the big guy. And the media said this is all a conspiracy theory. So they want you to focus on Donald Trump having legitimate business dealings. You can have a problem with that, but they've never mentioned these. And they want you to falsely equate it with what I would argue is a problem, the gift of the Qatari plan.

[Kat Morgan]

Well, and you also want to make sure that you understand the optics of the situation, too. Right. For Donald Trump, this is his first official state visit. This was the first official state visit he did to Saudi Arabia last time around. He's got a lot of business dealings over there. Jared Kushner's heavily involved over there. Qatar's trying to send us a plane. He's accepting it. We'll talk about that in a second. All of the things that he's doing right now, he has to understand that people will look at this and give him some criticism for it. But CNN covered this just a little while ago, was down on their lower third. That said, Donald Trump is seeking $1 trillion in investments from Saudi Arabia in the United States. If he's successful at getting the investments, I'm fine. I don't love some of the rooms he's going to be in. I don't love the optics. But if he's successful in doing it, I don't care. At that point, I'm like, okay, he went over there. He got a great deal for the American people. That's what I want to see. I understand why people are a little worried, though.

[Steven Crowder]

I do. And I would say Saudi Arabia is a little bit different from Qatar. And if, you know, you can go and watch our special, our installment on Qatar. I know that you have a lot of people now saying, no, Qatar's not a problem, that's propaganda. Qatar is a problem. Just to be clear, Qatar is an ally, but not really. If you look at how they support and are one of the primary global funders of terrorism, the single largest contributor to our higher educational system here to the tune of, I think it's two point something billion dollars if we had that number. And their interests and values are not aligned with ours. So the reason we find ourselves. What?

[Kat Morgan]

Well, that's good timing.

[Steven Crowder]

What?

[Kat Morgan]

President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince sign an economic agreement which will result in over 600 billion in Saudi investment in the United States. Just inked a deal.

[Steven Crowder]

Wow.

[Kat Morgan]

Hey, he didn't get a trillion, but 600 billion.

[Steven Crowder]

You know what? It's the art of the deal. You come in hot.

[Kat Morgan]

There you go. One trillion.

[Steven Crowder]

One trillion. They go, how about 300 billion? I think one trillion. How about 600 billion? Deal.

[Kat Morgan]

I only wanted five.

[Steven Crowder]

All right, so there we go.

[Kat Morgan]

Listen, you can hate the optics of this all you want. He just got a $600 billion agreement.

[Steven Crowder]

What does that bring the total to now? Is it 7 or $8 trillion in investments in the United States?

[Kat Morgan]

The last time he quoted it was a little higher than the number you and I talked about on the show. I think it was like nine or ten at that point. So if he's accurate and there's, there are more things that have come in.

[Steven Crowder]

It'S closing in on over 10 trillion. Close to $10 trillion in investments in the United States. Do you think that everyone else who's invested in the United States shares all of our value? No, of course not. And this is the problem with the double standard of the left. I don't want us to link arms and be beholden to nations that don't share our values. Because that wouldn't be America first. That's not what we're talking about here. They're going to be investing this money somewhere. And Saudi Arabia is very different again from Qatar. Yes, Noodles. Because I have to move onto the plane. Oh, just real quick, they sent in.

[Kat Morgan]

Lest we think it's just someone tweeting.

[Steven Crowder]

Randomly, the White House actually put it.

[Kat Morgan]

Out with a 37 second clip if you want to see it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, let's see the clip. Hey, it's celebration. Let's see. What do we have on? Do we have a good song on the board there, Billy? Let's celebrate.

[Kat Morgan]

Here we go.

[Steven Crowder]

Celebrate. Money. Come on, Make America great. It's just insignificant.

[Kat Morgan]

I love how the picture of the 75ft away.

[Steven Crowder]

I love how the picture of the prince is way larger than the American flag.

[Kat Morgan]

They need Russia's desk. No, no, they have big rooms.

[Steven Crowder]

Russia has Big tables and not a bow to be seen.

[Kat Morgan]

$600 billion investment.

[Steven Crowder]

You remember that, right? Barack Obama bowing.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah, I do.

[Steven Crowder]

Doing like a full on.

[Kat Morgan]

Yes.

[Brew Diamond]

It's a Kenyan tradition.

[Steven Crowder]

Is it a Kenyan tradition? Oh, thank God we're not on YouTube. So the Qatari jet. This is also a story of a failure of American industry, and I should say American industry that get giant no bid government contracts. So Boeing has screwed up and so now the Qatari government has offered a gift of a 747 to be the new Air Force One for those of you who don't know. And it would be, I think the value is roughly $400 million. Donald Trump. President Trump has said that he would accept it, rightfully So a lot of people are a little bit leery. The White House press secretary who by the way, looks refreshed. She's looking good. She has kind eyes, unlike Jen Psaki and that pirate broad. So she said that this is above board. Here's her making the case. What could you tell us about this luxury liner that looks like a hotel in the air?

[News Anchor]

Well, the Qatari government has graciously offered to donate a plane to the Department of Defense. The legal details of that are still being worked out. But of course, any donation to this government is always done in full compliance with the law. And we commit ourselves to the utmost transparency and we will continue to do that.

[Steven Crowder]

Do you worry that if they give us something like this, they want something in return?

[News Anchor]

Absolutely not. Because they know President Trump and they know he only works with the interests of the American public in mind.

[Steven Crowder]

You know what, that honestly, that very likely is true. If you look at Donald Trump, we talked about like he had business interests, for example, in Russia. He's been tough on Russia. If you look, certainly he had. Some of his merchandise was made in China. He's been tough on China. So it doesn't seem like his policy is dictated by where he's done business in the past. I will say though something that for me, I'm a little suspicious. You know where I line up on this lady ag, Pambondi said that the gift was legally permissible, which right away I'm like, I don't know if I trust it because Pam Bondi said it and she used to work as a lobbyist to Qatar.

[Kat Morgan]

Oh, I don't know that we have numbers on this, but there's a lot of numbers floating around that are pretty significant of what she was paid to do the lobbying or at least the, the funds at her disposal. Yeah, were pretty significant.

[Steven Crowder]

So yeah, Mandy has a. There's a reason we didn't cover her confirmation. There was. Yeah, there's a lot. Lengthy track record. Maybe we'll do that someday. You guys can comment below and let us know if you want us to. I just rather spend time on people who we know are all bad rather than people who are most correct. CNN this morning, Brian Stelter, completely straight, was fawning still over the fact that conservatives were, quote, turning against Trump. Which is why I say the tone. If you support President Trump, you should be critical, but the same way that you would be critical or disagree with a friend. So it's time for Return of the Fat. And, Brian, what are you seeing?

[Kat Morgan]

This is the biggest break that I've.

[Steven Crowder]

Seen in the first four months of Trump's return to office. Between his propaganda machine, those pro Trump.

[Kat Morgan]

Stars that are always supporting him, and.

[Steven Crowder]

The president, this is a dramatic.

[Brew Diamond]

I didn't know they made elephants and gay.

[Steven Crowder]

But among many of them. Yeah. See, the left is completely perplexed. They can't understand that people on the right can have disagreements. Now, I'm not talking about the Lincoln Project and the Never Trumpers.

[Kat Morgan]

No.

[Steven Crowder]

There are plenty of people who voted for Donald Trump who have nothing even resembling Trump remorse, which is what they're trying to coin, who go, ah, you know what? I don't know if I'm a big fan of this. We can do that on our side. On the left, they have to agree, follow lockstep until they fail, and then they have a David Hogg who wants to purge the party. Right. That's how they operate. This is not uncommon on the right. Is it me? You can comment below. I don't know about you, but we have discussions here, I mean, in our studio all the time, where we don't agree on everything.

[Kat Morgan]

Well, I think it's healthy, because what we want ultimately is for our country to be better off, for the citizens of this country to be doing better, not necessarily for one person to be in office. Like, if we support Donald Trump because he also believes in that we want him to succeed. And sometimes what we're saying is, ooh, the optics on that are bad. Even though maybe your motivations could be righteous, they're gonna use this against you, and that's gonna slow you down. And you're making a lot of great progress right now. I don't want you slowed down.

[Steven Crowder]

And we'll take some of your chats on this later. I think that it's important be critical when necessary. It's a perishable Skill, by the way. Critical thinking. It's a muscle you have to work. You need to challenge and ensure that your facts are in order when you do it. Don't do what the left does and argue from emotion. I want to move on to this next story because this one is obviously a powder keg for a lot of people because it involves race. White people in Africa, Lot of white people in South Africa. I bet some of you Americans didn't know that because it has Africa in the name. Right, Brew?

[Brew Diamond]

That's right, Yeah. A lot of Africans. Africans look like me.

[Steven Crowder]

Really?

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah. And they talk like this.

[Steven Crowder]

They do.

[Brew Diamond]

Just like a New Zealand, but not really kind of American.

[Steven Crowder]

That's right. It honestly doesn't make a whole lot of sense because it changes from scene to scene.

[Brew Diamond]

So there are a lot of Leonardo, Diri, Caprios.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Yes, there are. President Trump made this announcement, which is funny when you see how the left has all of a sudden gotten off. Let me ask you this. What do you think? Why do you think the Episcopal Church. Why do you think the left has gotten off of the. Take all refugees train. What is the primary difference between the refugees from Syria, from Yemen, from Iraq, from Guatemala, from El Salvador, from Mexico, and the kind of refugees who are facing actual genocide in South Africa? I don't know if you know, but here's a hint in President Trump discussing it. Why are you creating an expedited path into the country for the Congress but not others?

[Donald Trump]

Because they're being killed, and we don't want to see people be killed. Now, South Africa leadership is coming to see me. I understand. Sometime next week. And, you know, we're supposed to have a. I guess a G20 meeting there or something, but we're having a G20 meeting. I don't know how we can go unless that situation's taken care of. But it's a genocide that's taking place that you people don't want to write about. But it's a terrible thing that's taking place. I don't care who they are. I don't care about their race, their color. I don't care about their height, their weight. I don't care about anything. I just know that what's happening is terrible. I have people that live in South Africa. They say it's a terrible situation taking place. So we've essentially extended citizenship to those people to escape from that violence and come here.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, I've covered this before. We need to cover it again, because everything he just said there is correct. Now the media is not only ignoring it, the media, legacy media and even the fact checking organizations have fact checked conservatives, people who speak out against this genocide taking place in South Africa, which is racially based as conspiracy theorists. So it's worse than them just not acknowledging it or denying it. They're trying to gaslight you and the people who know the truth. And here's why this is so evil. Sure, people are fleeing countries in South America. Not fleeing, they're leaving for economic opportunity. For example, if someone stays in Nicaragua or if someone stays in Ecuador, if someone stays in Guatemala, if someone stays in Mexico right now as opposed to coming here, they're not going to be murdered because of the color of their skin or because of one opinion or another. They could be murdered incidentally by a drug cartel. But the point remains. There are people right now in this country, in South Africa, who will be killed because they are white farm owners and are screaming out for help, facing the loss of their life. The number is irrelevant. Whether it's a dozen, whether it's 50, whether it's 60, we'll get to the number. They're asking for help because they have the wrong color of skin. The left is not only closing the door, but they're trying to vilify any of you who open it based on the truth. It's time for the latest installment of Claim Truth. If they give the fight, we give them the fight. All right, again, I want to reiterate, you might look at these numbers and go, well, that's not as many as some of these other countries. Yeah, but there's a huge difference between fleeing a poor economy and fleeing murder. Guaranteed murder if you are the wrong shade of skin and guaranteed murder if you own the wrong piece of land.

[Brew Diamond]

Tia, what does that mean? This is Africa.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, that's right, it is. It's a horrible place. And by the way, the idea that Africa was peaceful before you had any colonialists before, it's complete and total horse crap. It's never gotten it right, no matter how much white guilt you have. So here's the claim that you will see from those on the left and all the references are available. Link in the description that South African whites are not actually being persecuted at all. They got this big celebration and these are the only, you know, white African descendants of apartheid, the European colonials or those who participated in apartheid. They're of all ages, including children. South Africa says that the allegations about.

[Kat Morgan]

Persecution of these people, the allegations are false, according to the South African.

[Steven Crowder]

And this was echoed by fact checkers by the way who had a monopoly on YouTube and meta and X for a very long time.

[Kat Morgan]

So you're telling me the people that are perpetuate or that are enforcing these kind of rules and oppressing these people say that they're not oppressing these people. Thanks for the undercover journalism.

[Brew Diamond]

Yeah. In the Sierra, the Sahara, it's not hot.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, I think it's hot, but I think it gets cool at nightfall because it's a desert climate. Here's the truth. Yes, they are. Every year at least 50 or 60 Afrikaners are killed farmers specifically because they are white and because they own farms. They see this as a correction, an extreme form of reparations, if you will. In January this year, South African president signed the expropriation act that allows specifically land confiscation if it, quote, is just and equitable and in the public interest, no compensation needed. Now you wonder. Well, hold on a second. That doesn't say execute them. Okay, if it's your farm, if it's your family's farm. And they use that term, equity, right? Not equality, equity. I've always said anyone you can support equality or equity, you can't support both because equity is insured outcomes. So in this case, the government says we have to insure equity and we don't have to compensate you. Okay, how do you think they do it? Oh, now you find out why 50 to 60 African farm owners are killed every year. If you resist dead. But this is just a figment of your imagination. And by the way, it is egged on by South African politicians. And again, don't just look to what this person is saying, look to the size of the audience. A stadium filled with people engaging a chorus of genocidal chants. And I want to ask you again, compared to someone in Mexico who. Ah, you know what? I could go to the United States and make a few more bucks. Yeah, where I live isn't all that nice. Have a dirt floor. Compare that to put yourself in the shoes. Imagine being a white South African in this stadium at this moment in time. When you hear and see this, shoot to kill your mother. Kill the poor, the farmer. Kill the poor. The farmer kill to kill him. No more kill the poor.

[Brew Diamond]

The former.

[Steven Crowder]

And we are still disrespected by white supremacist that insists that white people must be comfortable at the expense of black people. And when white people are not comfortable, then black people must be punished with sanctions and isolation. Imagine being a white person. There you go. To see a soccer game. I mean, if you like that kind of thing. And you hear that. It's that everyone is comfortable saying that, by the way, with the gun laws in place. So we now see the left's terms, equity, the public interest, and now we see gun control. They need gun control in that country. Well, the gun control and the laws they have in place, with limits, including on ammo, it's pretty difficult for these vilified white farmers to even defend themselves.

[Brew Diamond]

Ah, but I've got diamonds.

[Steven Crowder]

What's that? Is that. Is that a stop. Is that a stop box? That's actually. That's meant for. For firearms.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

No. Keeps the diamond safe.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, it's primarily. I have them. It's meant for. It's meant for firearms. It's meant for gun.

[Brew Diamond]

Like. Guns.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

Got guns, too.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. No, I just.

[Brew Diamond]

You know, they say guns are like diamonds. The bigger, the better.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. I don't know. That's. I was just saying that that is for. I don't. I don't need a gun.

[Brew Diamond]

I like this one. Huh?

[Steven Crowder]

You know, No, I don't think. Let me show you, actually, how you use it. This is actually their sponsor to the show for a while here. This is Southbox. See, you take your piece, you put it in here, and rather than some biometric safe, which I have had at one point in time and doesn't work, you pop it, open it, you assign your own code, and there you go.

[Kat Morgan]

There you go.

[Steven Crowder]

Keep it safe. It's easy. You can buy one. You can actually get right now. Buy one, get one free deal. Go to stopboxusa.com and you get 10% off when you use a promo code. Crowder at checkout. Look at that Stopbox right there. Yes. You guys can see that this firearm. I don't know if you can. Well, Tool man, you're covering it up with the.

[Kat Morgan]

Well, it's the promo from the sponsor.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. All right.

[Brew Diamond]

It's kind of small, Everett.

[Steven Crowder]

It is kind of small. It's not as blingy as the one.

[Brew Diamond]

So you don't want a bigger one, huh?

[Steven Crowder]

I'm quite certain that I don't want a bigger one, Robert.

[Kat Morgan]

You know, it's interesting. The diamond's actually working there, too.

[Steven Crowder]

Do.

[Kat Morgan]

I mean.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. They do not use it for anything. Yeah. You know, it's really easy because you don't want to have to. You know, when they wanted smart guns.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

They wanted smart guns. Or you wanted to have the biometric code, like, on my box. It works, like, 20 of the time, especially.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah. And try to do it when you're you're doing it quickly.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Kat Morgan]

Also after just waking up.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Or after I've had my Eyes Wide Shut parties. I mean, my hands are all.

[Kat Morgan]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

Imagine this. You wake up in the safari.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

You reach for your gun. Bloody things. Too smart.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

I'll let you use it.

[Steven Crowder]

It won't let you. Yes, he's out. You've been out. Foxed by the gun safe.

[Brew Diamond]

Says this is only for lions. I say it's for people too.

[Steven Crowder]

That's.

[Kat Morgan]

Wow.

[Steven Crowder]

So. Yeah, well, especially you go to stopboxusa.com, use a promo code, Crowder at checkout, and it's what I use in my house. Now, I. I didn't throw out the biometric safe because it's very expensive, but it's useless. I'd sooner throw it at the man with the balaclava at three in the morning. Let's go on.

[Brew Diamond]

What happens if a slave driver burns your fingerprints off?

[Steven Crowder]

That's true. Yeah.

[Brew Diamond]

I mean, you can't access your gun.

[Steven Crowder]

Those. You know what? We do not have those problems.

[Brew Diamond]

You're gonna be left empty handed.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Brew Diamond]

Prefer to be kissed before I get. You know what?

[Steven Crowder]

I understand maybe 20% of what you just said. Here's the next claim is that conservatives only like and Donald Trump only like these refugees. They only want to help them. Which is funny, cuz this argument goes precisely both ways. Because they're white. The Trump administration, they're saying that essentially these white South Africans assimilate better and they're also not as much of a security risk. That's really correct. A lot of people to be appalled, frankly. And I also should tell people that they're talking about that are dealing with these Afrikaners. I've been hearing from people that say there is violence in South Africa, but it's affecting everybody of every single race. Katie, that is incorrect.

[Brew Diamond]

I wish it was affecting her.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, well, it's been affecting that hairline. That is incorrect. It affects a group of people based on their ethnicity. White Afrikaners, because something. Something correcting the wrongs of colonialism and they happen to have farms. Now, maybe there were some injustices committed in the past. That doesn't change the fact that people are being killed today for no sins of their own. And here's the truth. Okay, yes, they are white, but that's by design from those engaging in the genocide. And because they are white in South Africa in the year 2025, they clearly meet the criteria for a refugee. Now, I'm not gonna get into. They should go to the nearest country kind of tough to do as a white South African in the surrounding regions.

[Brew Diamond]

Try going to Liberia.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. I can't imagine that it goes well. Plus you end up with SARS or Zika where I think you have a baby with an Eminem head. I don't know. I don't know which ones, Ebola and the cough. But the point remains, a bunch of diseases that we do not have here. These people clearly meet the standard for refugee. They are fleeing persecution and murder at the hands of their government because of their ethnicity. Okay, so that's why. So you want to say race.

[Kat Morgan]

Sure.

[Steven Crowder]

Because they've been singled out because of the race. It goes both ways. Well, hold on a second. You don't want them exclusively because they are white. Could we be more clear? We also want them here, potentially. So refugees, okay, asylum seekers, they need to go to the nearest country, Right? So let's say they don't meet. That for the United States. We're not the nearest country. That being said, we also have the right to choose our immigrants here, to choose who we let in. And in this instance, not only are they fleeing persecution, but we like them because they seem to be good citizens who want to be a part of and contribute to the United States of America and have a spirit of gratitude. Unlike many stateside black Americans who don't like white people. Black power. White lives do not matter.

[Gerald]

White lives don't matter.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, let's compare that with these South African. These South African refugees. Watch this. Welcome.

[Kat Morgan]

Welcome to the United States of America.

[Steven Crowder]

Welcome. Welcome to the United States of America.

[Kat Morgan]

It is such an honor for us to receive you here today.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And you know what? I know you'll say, oh, you just said you like them because they're white. It doesn't sting to see that to be clear, because 90% of them are Christians. They're grateful for the United States. They speak our language, they share most of our values. They want to be here. Let's compare that with the military aged men who come to this country who are refugees waving their previous country's flags.

[News Anchor]

This is the crowd that is here behind me tonight. This protest on this corner started around noon today, was going strong all day long.

[Kat Morgan]

We have new video from the US Mexico border where dozens of migrants were seen marching along the river demanding to be let in.

[News Anchor]

On Monday, more foreign flags were visible than American. Is that counterintuitive? That's a question columnist Gustavo try that in Congo plates in his new column in the L. A Times.

[Steven Crowder]

And the Venezuelans planted their country's flag, the Venezuelan flag on an island in the Rio Grande. Now, this is one thing again. Sometimes you're so lost in the weeds here. You know what a flag is meant to signify? Do you guys know how it's been used? Do you know why we carried flags into war? It's your team jersey. It's your team jersey of values, Right? Plant your flag, it's saying, I'm on Team America. It's a way for your allies to recognize that you're friendly. Imagine going into a country, demanding their acceptance while waving the flag of another team. That'd be like playing for the Red Wings and going over to the Penguins demanding to be put on their bench. You're showing that you don't want to be a part of this. That's what the flag is. These people, and I mean the people you just saw there, and many of these migrants, they have so little respect for our country, and they're banking on your Western white American guilt that they will blatantly wave the flag of a foreign nation demanding to become a part of yours. Here's what. Oh, no, you can't come in here. What? Well, on account of the fact that you're waving the other team's jersey. No, no, no. We only take people in here. I don't recognize you as a member of my team. What do you mean? Because the only way I could recognize you as a member of my team at this point, all else being equal, is you showing me you're a part of our team by waving our flag. So you know what? South Africans, Hey. Genocide not even withstanding. You wave the flag, guess what? You're ahead of the game. From the 20 million or so other people who have come, and I want to get onto this Episcopal Church because they're pissing. How many faggots can you fit in some pews? But for those of you smuggle them, too. And we're gonna continue with Brew Diamond. For those of you who are not Rumble Premier members, you can click right there. We are going to let it rip on the Episcopal Church, which I'm not even sure is an actual church these days. And we have a few more stories to get to. If not, hey, just keep on watching. Let us earn your membership in the future. And you will be whisked right now to Tim Pool. Let's get to the Episcopal Church and their booty call with, like, 14 year olds. Wow. Let's go.

[Brew Diamond]

There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in.