The Megyn Kelly Show Oval Office Showdown with South Africa's President, Trump Questions Biden's Autopen: AM Update 5/22
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May 22, 2025 Tensions rise as President Trump challenges South Africa's leadership over violence against white farmers. Concerns swirl around President Biden's decision-making, especially regarding the use of the autopen for signatures. The complexities of the South African farm safety debate highlight contrasting views and political implications. Meanwhile, updates on Trump’s policies, Sean Diddy Combs' criminal trial, and the recent passing of Congressman Gerry Connolly add layers of political intrigue to the discussion.
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South Africa Farmer Genocide Debate
- President Trump accuses South Africa of a genocide against white farmers, citing attacks and land seizures.
- South African leaders deny genocide claims, blaming racist laws and opposition rhetoric instead.
Musk Challenges South African Laws
- Elon Musk criticizes South Africa's black ownership laws as racist and restrictive.
- South African officials negotiate workarounds to bring Starlink services into the country despite strict ownership rules.
Biden's Autopen and Decision-Making
- Reporting reveals President Biden was often not making key decisions himself; senior staff and cabinet briefed him instead.
- Trump and critics raise concerns about Biden's frequent use of the autopen to sign documents without personal involvement.