WATCH: ‘You will get your chance to speak’: Sol vs Errol Musk
Sol Phenduka has received praise for challenging Errol Musk during a recent interview on Podcast and Chill.
Radio host and podcaster Sol Phenduka left many impressed after telling Elon Musk’s father to give him a chance to speak during a recent interview.
The businessman had a telephonic interview on Podcast and Chill, where he weighed in on his son’s controversial sentiments, including “white genocide,” “racist laws,” and the “Land Expropriation Act.
SOL PHENDUKA SPEAKS TO ERROL MUSK ON PODCAST AND CHILL
Sol Phenduka grilled Errol Musk during a recent interview on Podcast and Chill.
The podcaster spoke with Errol to discuss the recent online controversies surrounding his son, Elon Mask. Known for his bold opinions and wit, Phenduka didn’t shy away from challenging Errol during the interview.
He directly asked the businessman how he felt about his son’s claim of a “white genocide” in South Africa.
Musk defended his son, saying he never said that there’s a “white genocide” in South Africa.
“No, I don’t think anybody said that. I think what he said was that white farmers are three times more likely to be shot by to be killed than an active policeman in South Africa, which is not a good thing,” he said.
PHENDUKA TELLS ERROL TO GIVE HIM A CHANCE
Errol also weighed in on apartheid, stating that we need to move on from it.
“We need to get over it, forget about it. We can’t blame everything on Apartheid”.
“When I travel here, I see that South Africa has the least racism here. I don’t see any problems.”
The podcaster responded by saying: “Errol, we can’t blame everything on apartheid. I understand, but the economy of apartheid is still very much alive,” he stated.
While he was still elaborating, Elon interjected, but Sol asked him to wait his turn.
“Hold on, let me speak. You will also get a chance to speak,” he said.
Watch the interview here:
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