carlson to cease replacement theory on their network. according to one study mr. carlson has used replacement theory on 400 episodes of the show, 400 episodes which has a nightly audience of three million people. it's dangerous and un-american for one of the biggest news networks in the word to amplify conspiracy theories eerily cited by the buffalo shooter. to those who think this is an exaggeration, for those who refuse to acknowledge that fringe white supremacist groups, i would ask you, with are were you when they were marching on charlottesville and chanting you will not replace us. that's what they said, you will not replace us. >> where were you when thousands went into the capitol and where were you during any trump rally where the republican standard bearer goes on and on about undocumented immigrants stealing the 2020 election. parroted by countless maga candidates across the country. and where were you when a white supremacist shot up a walmart, synagogues, a black church in charleston or at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. it would be the easiest

, imploring the network and mr. carlson to sees their amplification of replacement theory on their network. a -- according to one study, mr. carlson has used rhetoric echoing replacement theory on at least 400 episodes of had is show, which has -- of his show, which has a nightly audience of three million people. it is dangerous and un-american for one of the biggest news networks in the world to amplify conspiracy theories that are eerily similar to those cited by the buffalo shooter. and to those who think this is an exaggeration, to those who refuse to acknowledge that fringe white supremacist views are now increasingly out in the open, i would simply ask them, where were you on the night that thousands of white supremacists marched openly on the streets of charlottesville bearing torches and chanting, you will not replace us? that's what they said -- you will not replace us. where were you when thousands of insurrectionists stormed into the halls of this capitol, waving confederate flags and donning sweat shirts

according to one study, mr. carlson as used act -- used rhetoric echoing replacement. on at least 400 episodes of his show, which is a nightly audience of 300 million people. 400 episodes. for one of the biggest networks in the world to amplify conspiracy theories eerily similar to those cited by the buffalo shooter. and to those who think this is an exaggeration, to those who refuse to acknowledge that fringe white supremacy views are now out in the open, i would simply ask them, where were you on the night thousands of white supremacists marched openly on the streets of charlottesville, bearing torches and shouting -- and chanting, you will not replace us. that is what they said -- you will not replace us? where were you when thousands of insurrectionists stormed the halls of this capitol, wearing sweatshirts about the holocaust? where have you been during a truck rally where the republican standard barrier goes on and on about undocumented immigrants stealing the 2020 election, a message. it by countless mega can -- maga candidates across the country? and where were

mr. carlson's prom pram shows that's false. unlike some things that happen in the close circuit of fox news, even if you only watch his program, you would have heard about his theory you would notice he's lying. he's proven his knowledge of the theory by citing it knowledgeably, pushing it on air. but since he asked and this is a big deal this week with the deadliest shooting of the year involving it with its suspect citing it, here is exactly what it is. the original conspiracy theory claims white europeans are being replaced by non-white immigrants from africa and the middle east, which will drive the total, quote, extinction of the white race. now in america, white supremacists have morphed into a theory that non-white individuals are being brought into the u.s. to replace all white people and voters with the help of secret jewish elites. once you know this recent history, as carlson does, you can also see what's clearly happening in our recent history. that's why that rally in 2017 about uniting the right wing movement open

mr. gorbachev, tear this wall down. today's republicans say, they're down mickey mouse's house! and pretty soon, they will be storming cinderella's castle, you can be sure of that. the republicans seem to support one fellow, some guy named brandon. he is having a really good year. i am kind of happy for him. >> last night, i actually have the honor of attending the white house correspondents dinner. i wanted to share a few pictures with you. it was so nice to catch up with colleagues and friends, and to meet new friends and person. after a few years of only social media contact. some of them looked a little different than the pictures in those little circles that we see on twitter, but everyone looked amazing and dapper last night. later this hour, i am going to take a deep dive on the new york times massive investigation into tucker carlson. how it claims the fox news host has weaponized his viewers, to create what's could be the most racist show in cable news. plus, speaker nancy pelosi

and i want to read from this piece saying mr. carlson has constructed when maybe the most races show in the history of cable news. he has adopted the rhetorical troves and exotic fixations of white nationalists, who have watched gleefully from the fringes of public life as he popularize their ideas. daniel. >> but here's the thing, yasmin, and this is the problem that i have with the new york times article. is that these people are not from the fringes anymore. because to wash our hearts point earlier, is that we're talking about 30% of our population. and when we're saying that this show, tucker carlson's show, is the most popular show on television. well we're not talking about is the fact that there is a rise in support of white nationalism in this country. instead of just talking about tucker carlson, i'd like to talk about the tens of millions of americans that washes show. i would like to talk about the ways in which he along with fox news is an entire network, right, has empowered people to then turned violent like we saw

new york times found that more than 400 episodes of this show of the cable network top rated show, mr. carlson, and by the notion that democratic politics and other elites want to force demographic changes through immigration. the roots of replacement theory can actually be track too early 20th century in french nationalism. a group in popularity among wipes supremacists around the world. when the idea was provide revived in a 2011 agency published the great replacement, it gave rise to the anti immigrant movements in europe. domestic your is set up bombs in oslo, norway, then went on a shooting rampage. they killed 77 people. he said that the recent inform was of muslim immigrants in europe which would lead to an invasion. he said, quote, it would be cultural suicide, and quote. replacement dairy has been invoked by many other domestic terrorist attacks in the decades since then. they target all known white communities. in the manifesto, the buffalo sciutto if it's an attack at a pair of mosque in new zealand in 2019 that killed 51 people. the man that carried out that attack also wr

from that "times" report, "mr. carlson has constructed what may be the most racist show in the history of cable news, and also, by some measures, the most successful. though he frequently declares himself an enemy of prejudice, quote, we don't judge them by group, and we don't judge them on their race, carlson explained to an interviewer a few weeks before accusing impoverished immigrants of making america dirty. his show teaches loathing and fear night after night, hour-by-hour. carlson warns his viewers that they inhabit a civilization under siege by violent black lives matter protesters in american cities, by diseased migrants from south of the border, by refugees importing alien cultures, and by tech companies and cultural elites who will silence them or label them racist if they complain." the "times'" look at carlson's show is an analytical one, the result of watching and reading transcripts of 1,150 episodes of "tucker carlson tonight." every show carlson has hosted since the program began through 2021 and t

a "times" investigation published this month showed that in more than 400 episodes of his show, mr. carlson has amplified the notion that democratic politicians and other assorted elites want to force demographic change through immigration. producers sometimes scoured the raw material from the same corners of the internet that the buffalo suspect did. it is creeping into every's daily viewing across america, fair to say. i don't know if -- i guess that's the mainstream. it is prevalent in a lot of very widely followed figures in media. >> well, i wouldn't call it creeping in. it is busting in the door. busting through the door. what was so fascinating about the story was that it was actually fox news executives who were scouring the minutes and trying to push that sort of programming on day side, trying to move that sort of programming across all of the network. >> so you say scouring the minutes. what do you mean? just so viewers understand. they were looking at what? >> minute by minutes to see the ratings, what was working. the fox news executives were then trying to push that ac

we saw in two smart people -- i would say mr. vance and carlson are intelligent from afar. but we saw two people struggle to explain in any coherent way where mr. vance completely reversed himself other than this need to be more powerful than even a billionaire's friend already is. >> yeah, all of those are incredibly important points for voters to assess in this race. there's no doubt about it. i mean, the question is, is, you know, the price of gas more valuable than democracy? is the rate of inflation more valuable than democracy? is having someone who's a sycophantic, you know, lover of a wannabe strongman more valuable than democracy? and so voters have to make some very clear-eyed choices this november about the direction the country's going. we're just at the tip of this particular spear, and libby puts her finger on a number of elements that are important for folks to begin to understand and digest and the kind of people they're sending to washington, to their state capitals to represent them. so, do we believe the j.d. vance of 2016, or do we believe the j.d. vance

mrs. antonoff has an ar-15. don't worry, everybody. [ laughter ] it's almost like they're joking, these people. tucker carlson did his usual "could it be that" routine in an attempt to connect the shooting to the pandemic. >> oh, so the lockdowns dramatically increase mental illness among young people, in ten days we've seen two mass shootings by mentally ill young people, could there be a connection? that's not finger pointing, that's not to blame fauci for yesterday's shooting, we're not that low, we're not joe biden. > jimmy: yeah, you sure aren't. [ laughter ] more of a joe goebbels is what you are. ted cruz is blaming the doors, tucker carlson is blaming the fact that we're indoors. kids are turning gay from green m&ms. [ laughter ] the only way these guys are going to demand action is if a gender-neutral mr. potato head storms the school. then there will be a big problem. [ laughter ] of course, there were also a lot of mass shootings before the covid lockdown. but that doesn't fit into the narrative. and

mrs. blackburn: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, madam president. there was some sobering data that came out from the c.d.c. last week. it was a new set of preliminary data on overdose deaths. last year we lost almost 108,000 people to the ravages of drug abuse, almost 4,000 of that 108,000 were tennesseans. those 2021 numbers are the worst that we have ever seen, madam president, and i'm concerned because it seems that my democratic colleagues and their friends in the white house are not seeing the big picture on this issue. now, they claim -- the white house claims they have a plan to address the drug crisis in this country, but they've intentionally ignored a key vulnerability when they do this. it's as if they're turning a blind eye to a key component, a key contributing factor of this drug crisis, and they're refusing to talk about it. it's the reason that crime is on the rise in most of our american communities. it's also the reason it's easier for a drug dealer to get their hands on fentanyl than just ab

, imploring the network and mr. carlson to sees their amplification of replacement theory on their network. a -- according to one study, mr. carlson has used rhetoric echoing replacement theory on at least 400 episodes of had is show, which has -- of his show, which has a nightly audience of three million people. it is dangerous and un-american for one of the biggest news networks in the world to amplify conspiracy theories that are eerily similar to those cited by the buffalo shooter. and to those who think this is an exaggeration, to those who refuse to acknowledge that fringe white supremacist views are now increasingly out in the open, i would simply ask them, where were you on the night that thousands of white supremacists marched openly on the streets of charlottesville bearing torches and chanting, you will not replace us? that's what they said -- you will not replace us. where were you when thousands of insurrectionists stormed into the halls of this capitol, waving confederate flags and donning sweat shirts