President Trump UNLOADS on NBC in Explosive Exchange Over South African Genocide and Media Bias
President Donald J. Trump delivered a blistering takedown of NBC News reporter Peter Alexander on Wednesday during a fiery exchange in the Oval Office, defending his administration’s decision to accept White South African refugees while exposing the corporate media’s hypocrisy and agenda-driven reporting.
The heated moment came during Trump’s bilateral meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, following the President’s presentation of graphic video footage showing chants of “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer” by political activists in South Africa — a direct rebuttal to Ramaphosa’s earlier denial of genocide.
NBC Tries to Pivot — Trump Holds the Line
Peter Alexander, long known for his antagonistic approach to Trump, asked the President to explain why his administration was prioritizing Afrikaner refugees while other groups such as Afghans, Haitians, and Venezuelans have had their protective statuses revoked.
Trump fired back immediately:
“This is a group, NBC, that is truly fake news… They ask a lot of questions in a very pointed way. They’re not questions — they’re statements.”
Trump then laid out the real-world consequences of Biden’s open-border disaster, reminding the press that 20 million illegal immigrants have entered the U.S. in recent years, many of whom were “criminals, gang members, drug dealers, and mentally ill individuals” released from foreign institutions.
“Don’t say we didn’t take them. We took them. And now we’re trying to get them out as fast as we can.”
Trump Defends Afrikaner Refugees: “They’re Being Persecuted”
President Trump described the ongoing persecution of White South African farmers as a “very sad thing to see,” emphasizing that the U.S. has a moral obligation to accept victims of targeted violence and potential genocide — regardless of skin color.
“We take from many locations if we feel there’s persecution or genocide going on,” Trump said.
“They’re generally White farmers, and they’re fleeing South Africa… I hope we can have an explanation of that.”
NBC Attempts to Derail — Trump Drops the Hammer Over Qatari Jet
After Trump’s powerful remarks on refugee policy and African violence, NBC pivoted to a distraction question about the Pentagon accepting a Qatari jet for Air Force use. That’s when Trump’s fury exploded.
“What are you talking about? You ought to get out of here,” Trump barked.
“It’s NBC trying to get off the subject of what you just saw. You are a real— you are a terrible reporter… You’re not smart enough.”
Trump then demanded an investigation into NBC News and Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, slamming the network as “a disgrace” and refusing to take further questions from Alexander.
“His name is Peter something. He is a terrible reporter. Quiet, quiet, quiet!”
Media Manipulation Exposed
The confrontation wasn’t just a spontaneous outburst — it was a calculated moment of clarity. Trump refused to let the media twist the narrative, sideline the issue of White South African genocide, or smear his refugee policy as racist.
In doing so, he reclaimed the conversation, exposed the media’s anti-White, anti-truth bias, and reminded Americans why so many distrust corporate journalism.
Final Word: “You Don’t Have What It Takes”
In true Trump fashion, the final blow was both direct and devastating:
“You don’t have what it takes to be a reporter.”
As the media continues to gaslight Americans about open borders, Qatari partnerships, and racial double standards, President Trump once again reminded the nation who’s really fighting for the truth — and who’s trying to bury it.
