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Gayton McKenzie Gets HEATED About Illegal Foreigners, Death Penalty, Racism & Past Crimes

In this episode, I had the opportunity to interview Gayton McKenzie, the leader of the Patriotic Alliance. Our conversation delved into a wide range of topics, starting with his early involvement in criminal activities that ultimately led to a 17-year prison sentence. We explored his experiences within the prison system, where he notably received special treatment and was regarded as a king behind bars. Gayton also shed light on the extensive corruption he exposed, which ultimately resulted in his early release. Our discussion extended to his connections with Rashied Staggie, one of South Africa's most infamous gang leaders, as well as his business partnership with Kenny Kunene. Gayton shared insights into how he amassed his wealth through various business ventures. He outlined his vision for the future of South Africa if he were to become president in 2024, which included his stance on controversial issues such as advocating for the reinstatement of the death penalty and his plan to address the issue of illegal immigration through mass deportations. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:17 - Gayton Talks About Love & The Uncomfortable Truth 9:04 - Josh Surprises Gayton & The Sushi King 10:56 - Gayton On His Childhood, Criminal Past, Racism & Apartheid 23:38 - Bank Robbery & Other Past Crimes 28:03 - Gayton Talks About Life In Maximum Security Prison 36:03 - Prison Fight Story & Finding God 39:22 - Gayton Wants To Bring Back The Death Penalty 46:41 - Gayton On Exposing Corruption In Prison 51:54 - Life After Prison, Making Millions & Patriotic Alliance 53:07 - How Gayton Met Kenny Kunene (Crazy Story) 56:25 - Gayton Talks About Notorious Gangster, Rashied Staggie 1:06:33 - Kingmaker, Gangster, or Future President? 1:14:42 - Gayton's Plan To Mass Deport All Illegal Foreigners 1:24:04 - Who Would Win In A Fight Between Gayton McKenzie, Julius Malema, Cyril Ramaphosa, Jacob Zuma, John Steenhuisen And Helen Zille?