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Washington: “Let down the lights,” said President Donald Trump. It was a shotime in the oval office. On Wednesday, South African President Cyril Ramfosa, who was sitting next to him, came in the hope of reaching new agreements on business. But Trump wanted to talk about the baseless allegations that white farmers in his country were being systematically single for harassment and murder. He attracted everyone’s attention on a television, which was the wheel in the room, and started playing a video. Even for a President who has converted the oval office from a diplomatic site to a gladiatorial area, it was an extraordinary scene. Trump looked at the screen, while Ramfosa looked away. For about four minutes, the video showed black politicians – any part of the Ramfosa government or any political party – using anti -apartheid mantras about attacking the white South African people. Politicians have said that their comments do not literally mean; Orthodox media uses them to push them widely rejected claims that a massacre is going on in South Africa. The video ended with footage of rows of white cross, which Trump said represented the slain white farmers. “This is a terrible scene. I have never seen anything like this,” he said. Ramposa expressed doubt. “I want to know where he is,” he said. “Because I have never seen it.” The conflict resonated Trump’s explosive meeting at the Oval office with Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelanski about three months ago, but it did not become a sharp. While Zelancesi and Trump finished fully arguing about the news media, what came out on Wednesday was a delicate dance between the two leaders, who were clearly ready for the encounter. Trump had more than just the video. He also reshuffled through a pile of paper that he said that there were printouts of reports about attacks on white farmers. “Death. Death. A terrible death,” said Trump. His administration has welcomed dozens of Africans as refugees, saying he has to face discrimination and violence at home. Ramfosa dismissed allegations of massacre in South Africa, which has a painful history with the race. Once a different country, it was ruled by a white minority known as Africans. The system of racist oppression ended three decades ago, and some stress remains in reconciliation despite a large extent successful efforts. But instead of pushing Trump back from himself, Ramfosa encouraged Trump to listen to other members of his delegation, including Pro Golfer Erni Els and Ritif Gosen. Golf-Junny US President looked affected. “They are the champions,” said Trump. “I respect the champion.” In addition, Johann Ruart, an African and luxury goods were tycoon, the richest person in South Africa. “We have a lot of deaths. And it is beyond the board. It’s not just a white farmer,” Rupurt said. He said that “we need a starlink at every local police station,”, a satellite made by Elon Musk, standing on the other side of the South African-born billionaire room. Musk is advising Trump, and claimed that he cannot get a license to work in South Africa because he is white. Rupert gave some shared history with Trump an indication to emphasize his country’s ability. “You and I lived in New York in the 70s. We never thought that New York could be what it became,” he said. He said that he was so confident in the future of South Africa that he was building cottages for his grandson in a farm, and “I often go to bed without closing the door.” The focus of the meeting on South Africa was briefly disrupted when Trump was formally accepted by Qatar, formally donated from Qatar, which is asked to use the President as an Air Force. Trump said on the reporter, saying that he was only trying to distract from issues related to white farmers. Ramfosa got humor in the moment. “I wish I had an aircraft to give you,” he said “I wish you did,” Trump replied. “I’ll take it.” Talking to reporters after leaving the White House, Ramfosa said he was pleased with the meeting. “You wanted to see the drama and really getting bigger,” he said. “And I am sorry that when we come to him, we disappointed you to some extent.” One of the journalists disagreed. “I don’t know what the drama is formed in your book, but it was very dramatic for me, and for everyone in the room,” he said. “It was a dramatic oval office meeting.”