Trump Mocked After South African President Insists 'Listening' Will Convince Trump There's No 'Genocide': 'So Basically No Chance'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : When we have talks between us around a quiet table, it will take Trump to listen to them.
33% : "You lost him at 'Trump listening,'" one user joked.
24% : As the two sat together in the Oval Office, reporters asked the leaders what it would take for Trump to admit there is no genocide happening in South Africa. Ramaphosa jumped in, answering, "It will take President Trump listening to the voices of South Africans, some of whom are his good friends like those who are here.
24% : Later on in the leaders' meeting, Trump did acknowledge that his mind could be changed about whether or not there was a genocide happening in South Africa.
21% : Following Ramaphosa's statement, Trump proceeded to argue that he had "thousands of stories" on the alleged genocide.
16% : South African President Cyril Ramaphosa visited the White House Wednesday to confront Trump about previous statements he made online, claiming there was a "genocide" happening in the country against white people.

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