‘BASICALLY A NAZI’

Sicko nabbed in racist slay rants

He’d make Hitler proud.

The hate-mongering horror who allegedly stabbed a random black man to death with a sword in Times Square last year told detectives he was a Nazi at heart who blamed blacks and Jews for society’s ills, prosecutors revealed Tuesday.

James Jackson, 30, calmly detailed his sick beliefs, including that interracial relationships were corrupting society and that Jews were creating “cultural problems,” to investigators after his March 2017 surrender.

Video footage of the Baltimore man’s confession played at a pretrial hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court since last week and continuing Tuesday offered a sickening look at the twisted logic behind the Army veteran’s motive when he allegedly approached 66year-old Timothy Caughman from behind with an 18-inch sword and repeatedly stabbed the helpless victim on March 20, 2017.

“I’m basically a national socialist — a Nazi,” Jackson (photo) said, less than two days after the murder. Stopping interracial couples, Jackson insisted, would stop their reproduction.

“Nothing else matters,” he said. “Every stat we have says they’re not our people,” Jackson said of African-Americans. “They don’t produce. They don’t build Manhattan. They don’t build cities like this.”

The sicko insisted black people “are intellectually incapable” before turning his hatred toward another target. “We have a minority of Jews causing most of our cultural problems,” Jackson told investigators.

Jackson faces life in prison without parole if convicted on the top murder count. The hearing to determine the admissibility of the video statement and others he allegedly made to law enforcement wrapped Tuesday and a trial date was set for January.