The Most Sickening Story the Media Says Doesn’t Exist: First-Hand Account of the White Genocide

October 1, 2026

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The Most Sickening Story the Media Says Doesn't Exist: First-Hand Account of the White Genocide

In May 2025, President Donald Trump held a press conference with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and played video clips of a prominent political figure, Julius Malema, openly calling for the murder of white farmers. Trump claimed white South Africans were fleeing persecution and genocide. The American media response was swift and uniform: CBS News called it a "false narrative," ABC News described Trump's comments as an "ambush," and the ADL labeled concerns about anti-white violence a "white supremacist propaganda campaign." Wikipedia called it a "political myth based on pseudo-science." But what is actually happening in South Africa? Tucker Carlson sat down with Leon Lotz, a white South African farmer who has survived three farm attacks, watched his father-in-law get shot in front of his children, and saw his wife raped and later die from stress-induced illness—to hear a first-hand account that the media has largely refused to report.

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1 (00:00) **The Anti-Apartheid Movement and Its Legacy** - Tucker Carlson sets up the episode by recalling the 1980s anti-apartheid movement in the West, framing it as a moral crusade against racial segregation.
2 (04:47) **Trump’s Press Conference on White South African Farmers** - Carlson recounts President Trump's May 2025 press conference where he highlighted the persecution of white farmers in South Africa.
3 (09:09) **Media Dismissal as Propaganda** - Carlson analyzes how CBS News covered Trump's press conference, portraying it as a false narrative pushed by racists.
4 (14:14) **The ADL and Wikipedia’s Denial** - Carlson attacks the Anti-Defamation League and Wikipedia for their statements denying the reality of anti-white violence in South Africa.
5 (17:58) **The Core Questions of the Episode** - Carlson poses the two central questions underlying the entire discussion.
6 (21:32) **Introducing Leon Lotz: A First-Hand Account** - Carlson introduces Leon Lotz, an actual South African farmer, to provide a first-hand testimony of the violence.
7 (22:21) **Leon Lotz’s Personal History of Violence** - Lotz begins his testimony, revealing a horrifying personal history of attacks.

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Guests on this episode

Tucker Carlson

Show Notes

They've told us that ethnic cleansing against whites in South Africa isn’t happening. They say it’s a racist conspiracy theory. Leon Lotz knows they’re lying. He’s a South African farmer. His story will shock and sicken you.

Leon Lotz is a South African farmer and former military serviceman whose family survived a series of brutal farm attacks. In 2010, eight armed attackers invaded his in-laws’ farm, murdering his father-in-law, severely assaulting his mother-in-law, and raping his wife, Adel, in front of their children. Leon now speaks publicly about his family’s experience and the violence affecting South Africa’s farming communities.
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