White House press secretary Karolin Levit clapped back into an NBC reporter, who allegedly doubted the credibility of a video by US President Donald Trump, allegedly depicting the burial sites of white farmers in South Africa.Also read: Donald Trump showed Siril Ramfosa of ‘White Genocide’ in South Africa during a meeting of the Explosive Oval Office.Hosting his South African counterpart Cyril Ramfosa, Trump broadcast a video at the Oval Office that featured the white cross. Trump alleged, Trump alleged, the white African had about 1,000 burial sites of South African farmers. The US President has repeatedly claimed that white South African farmers were “killed and forced to be forced to”.However, NBC News’s Yamich Alakindor questioned the video from Levit, between the report, the cross was from a memorial performance after the killing of a white farming couple, not of the actual burial sites. “We know it was not true and this video was not true,” Alkindor said during the White House press briefing on Thursday. Levit and Alkindor talked to each other and talked, later asked, “What are the protocols during the information made for the world and world leaders?”The press secretary of the White House then stepped into and abolished the exchange, stating that the video was not unbalanced. “What is unnatural about the video? It represents the dead bodies of those who were racially persecuted by their government. In fact, in the Associated Press, all places, the caption from the Associated Press has a picture of that much monument in the caption from the Associated Press, ‘Each cross is a white farmer who was killed in a farm murder,” said Levit.“So this has been confirmed. But it is not only from the video and physical evidence that everyone saw on the performance in the oval office, but also from the Associated Press by another outlet. So you should take it with them if you believe that the claim is unbalanced. And this is a ridiculous line to question, “he said. The cross depicted was part of a demonstration that occurred in 2020 after killing a white, farming couple in 2020, citing local news reports from South Africa.Trump told Ramfosa at the White House that the roadside sites are visited by those who want to “honor their family members who were killed.” “Have they told you where is Mr. President?” Ramposa asked, “I would like to know where he is. Because I have never seen it.” “I mean, this is in South Africa, this is where,” Trump replied. “We need to find out,” said Ramfosa.
