Gayton McKenzie's SHOCKING Flip | Now Joins Julius Malema

The same Gayton McKenzie who once said he would walk into a hospital and disconnect the oxygen of illegal foreigners is now telling his Patriotic Alliance members to stay away from the anti immigration marches. In this video we follow the words and the record, not the headline, and we ask the only question that matters, what changed. We look at how McKenzie built his entire brand on driving foreigners out, and how that brand suddenly went quiet the moment he became a minister and tasted power. We put his June statement next to the oxygen comment and let you judge the distance for yourself. We also look at Julius Malema, the one figure who has stayed consistent on this question whether it was popular or not, and how McKenzie has now arrived very late at a position Malema held the whole time. Then we turn to Floyd Shivambu, who defended foreigners when he was in the Economic Freedom Fighters but is now drifting toward the idea that they should leave, and we ask whether this is conviction or simply the search for a new voter base. This is a story about political expediency, about how the foreigner becomes a friend or an enemy depending on what the moment rewards, and about who actually pays the price when the speeches change. CHAPTERS 0:00 The man who said he would disconnect the oxygen 1:15 Who Gayton McKenzie used to be 2:40 What he is saying now 4:00 Why this flip flop should be studied at UCT 5:20 Malema, the one consistent voice 6:45 Floyd Shivambu turns the other way 8:10 Why politicians change when they taste power 9:20 Who actually pays the price Source reporting: eNCA, sixth of June, two thousand and twenty six. DISCLAIMER: This video is news commentary and analysis based on publicly reported statements. All views attributed to individuals are drawn from public reporting and their own public remarks. Nothing in this video is intended as a statement of unproven fact against any person. Quotes are reproduced as reported by the cited source. This content is protected commentary and opinion in the public interest.