President Trump’s meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa made global headlines, not for diplomacy, but for a dramatic and unapologetic confrontation over alleged violence against white farmers. With the legacy media caught off guard and even Ramaphosa’s own delegation shaken, Trump exposed what many call an emerging ethno-state. In this episode, I talk about how Trump’s leadership is shaping a new global order, why legacy media narratives continue to collapse, and what the rise of civilizational populism means for the future of nation-states.

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Highlights:

• “We really are seeing Trump establish himself as the true president of the world.”
• “South Africa is beginning to look more and more like an official ethno-state, and whites will be increasingly marginalized from any and all meaningful participation in public and civic life. And that’s exactly what President Trump exposed for the entire world to see.”
• “President Trump is calling ethnostates to first admit who they are, and then he’s holding them accountable to treat everyone within their borders with dignity and respect and to operate with legal norms that recognize and enforce that dignity and respect.” 

Timestamps:   

[00:21] Trump’s Oval Office confrontation with Ramaphosa

[06:05] The legacy media downplaying South African racial violence  

[09:59] Rise of ethno-nationalism vs civic nationalism

[12:54] Trump calling out the rise of ethno-state while the legacy media is defending it

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