tucker carlson is a leading idealogue in the white supremacist movement. he's even introduced racist terminology into america's conversation, like the phrase, quote, legacy americans, which refers to the idea that immigrants aren't real americans. the phrase was first used on white supremacist forums and websites. tucker carlson is right at home with it. but here's what's most shocking to me. the number of elected officials who will jump at any chance to get featured on carlson's show and echo his white supremacist blather, his dark gospel of fear and hate and racism. we don't have to look far to find those elected officials. the third-ranking house republican claimed in a campaign ad that democratic immigration policies will, quote, overthrow our current electorate. what will it finally take for the republican party to condemn this hate once and for all? and what will it take for members of the senate to join together in rooting out white supremacist violence? as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, i'll soon hold a hearing on domestic terrorism, a

and last night, tucker carlson did not do that either. he deflected and refused to acknowledge that a clear connection exists between the messages on his shows and some of the views championed by the mass shooters. he dismissed the 180-page rant as the disease and unorganized mind while admitting that the shooter as mind was by online conspiracy theories he can can heed regularly on his show. the plain fact is, that the shooter responsible for the violent murders of 10 innocent lives, with the same racist and conspiracy theories that tucker carlson pushed 400 times. and too many maga republicans, including president trump, are happy to amplify. tucker carlson, and indeed all voices of influence in this country, should come out and not just condemn racial violent, not just condemn racial theory, but refused to give the false and racest conspiracy theories a platform. anchors like tucker carlson, all maga republicans and voices of influence across the political spectrum should not just denounce white replacement theory, but refuse to give t

so, is tucker carlson dangerous? especially with these rumors swirling about the possible 2024 presidential run? >> icing for the longest time, katie, that not only is tucker carlson dangerous, so is the entire -- of fox news. we use news in quotations. the belief here that we have seen, and i personally have no shade in the new york times, but did we need a three part series to show us that tucker carlson is racist? we could've done that in a 62nd clip. we could've done that in a tweet. frankly. what i would have liked to see is a deep dive into three part series into understanding white supremacy in the united states. we talk about nativism. we talk about nationalism. but we don't really understand, right the danger in the damage that white supremacy has done in this country. not only in acts of domestic white terrorism, from bombings to lynchings two shootings, which we have seen all throughout our history, and in modern times. but also the emotional damage, the economic damage, that racism has done in this countr

tucker carlson is a leading ideologue in the white supremacisthe movement. he's even introduced racist terminology into america's conversations like the phrase legacy t americans which referso the idea that immigrants are not real americans. the phrase was first used on white supremacists for websites. tucker carlson is right at home with it but here's what is more shocking to me. the number of elected officials who will jump at any chance to be featured onls the show and eo the white supremacist dark gospel of fear and hate and racism. we don't have to look far to find those officials. the third ranking house republican claimed on a campaign add the policies were to overthrow the current electorate. what will it finally take for the republican party to condemn the hate once and for all in for members of the senate to turn together to root out the violent? to hold a hearing on domestic terrorism and the ideologies like the great replacement conspiracy theory that inspired the acts of hate will be expanded on by experts and we will examine a piece of legislat

so i make to america in this way in the rain maker is tucker carlson. is just not impressed. liberals are furious that he dare be skeptical of. ready liberal war hawks, tucker carlson as again parenting what the war criminals in the kremlin say biden should push you crane to surrender, reach a settlement rather than lose more lives fighting the russian invasion more. russia 1st propaganda from the america 1st crowd, yet again tucker carlson. tonight, blame in america for buttons, wool when i was young to many on the left used to blame america 1st. now the right a is proudly the blame america, 1st team and tucker carlson, the east team captain happily in an american night of the nice, the whole generation of russian soldiers that survive this war will spend the rest of their lives haunted by their memories. the cries of the children, chicken hawks for russia like tucker carlson, have never seen anything but ivy league don't listen to them. so of course now tucker is being labeled as a traitor to the homeland and agent of russia. putin's puppet. but that'

according to one measure, by "the new york times," fox's top political pundit, tucker carlson, has spewed rhetoric that echos replacement theory at least 400, 400 times on his show since 2016. 400 times. this is a poison that's being spread by one of the largest news organizations in our

his name is tucker carlson. we don't on ukraine, so we can help ukrainians. they're merely unfortunate ponce and all of this. we arm ukraine so that we can punish russia. why? for stealing hillary clinton's coronation, where he sees it, this is an unjust war being waged as revenge for alleged russian meddling and u. s. presidential elections. he says, this isn't so much about protecting ukrainians as it is about hurting russia and that regime change is the goal. biden's words seem like pretty solid evidence for that. for god's sake, this man cannot remain power. let's remember that some of the main promoters of this theory that turned out not to be true, and somehow russia got trump elected, have just rolled into key f, a c. there's one so like, you know, make the america in this way in the rain maker is tucker carlson is just not impressed. liberals are furious that he dare be skeptical of. ready the liberal war hawks, tucker carlson as again parenting what the war criminals in the kremlin say, biden should push you crane to surrender, reach a settlement rat

world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" happy friday. at press conference back on march he is voluntarily wage and western europe our country will soon face food shortages. it's gonna be real joe biden said. no reporters do to transcribe the words that wrote their stories but you may have missed it. you may not have even heard this

how do you see this tucker carlson phenomenon? annie: one of the parts of nick's reporting that resonated for me, is this idea carlson is at the nexus of media influence, but also a quieter influence with candidates in particular. he has been a promoter of jd vance in ohio, which i will talk about later. i find that to be a role of using his voice, his platform to put out new ideas, but also to bolster candidates. you don't want to say he could make a role, but his influence is up there. judy: it is significant. amy, is it a matter of saying, if you don't get tucker carlson's blessing, it is a problem for you as a republican? amy: we will see. he has gone after, much like trump has, people he sees as out of step or out of line with his overall philosophy, or have done things that have gone against whatever tucker does not like. many of them were still successful. one person he has been consistently against, at least recently, has been kevin mccarthy. i don't think anyone expects to see if republicans take the house that he is not

everywhere in the last two dies and we're not sure exactly what it is. >> but if tucker carlson doesn't know what replacement theory is, how could he try to hang that racist albatross around the neck of joe biden and other prominent democrats. and in tucker's world, that's what he did anyways. >> they bragged about it endlessly. they talk about it on cable news. constantly. and they say, out loud, we are doing this because it helps us to win elections. that's not something is said once and it is gloated about again and again and again and we think that is wrong and in case you doubt us, here they are. >> african americans, it's white, it's latino, it's asian, pacific islanders, it is made up of those who are told they are not worthy of being here. it is comprised of those who are documented and undocumented. >> a couple of presidential cycles, you will be on election night, you will be announcing that we're call the 38 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president. it is changing, it's going to become a purple state and then a blue state because the demographics. >>

his name is tucker carlson. we don't arm ukraine so we can help you craniums that are merely unfortunate ponds and all of this we arm ukraine so that we can punish russia. why? for stealing hillary clinton's coordination, where he sees it. this is an unjust war being waged as revenge for alleged russian meddling and us presidential elections. he says this isn't so much about protecting ukrainians as it is about hurting russia and that regime changes the goal. biden's words seem like pretty solid evidence for that. for god's sake, this man cannot remain power. let's remember what some of the main promoters of this theory and that turned out not to be true. and somehow russia got trump elected, have just rolled into kiev, can be there when you want me to america and this to where we will and that the rain maker is one shoulder tucker carlson is just not impressed. liberals are furious that he dare be skeptical of the. ready liberal warhawks, tucker carlson as again parenting what the war criminals in the kremlin s

tucker carlson should come out and not just condemn racial violence, not just condemn replacement theory, but refused to give these falls and racist conspiracy theories a blackboard. let me say it again, anchors like tucker carlson and all maga republicans and voices of influence across the political spectrum should not just denounce racist views on the white replacement there -- theory but refused to give these false and racist conspiracy. a platform whatsoever. -- conspiracy theories a platform whatsoever. most on the right have not done that. until you stop views like replacement there is out of existent and and together to call them white supremacist propaganda, we cannot find closure to the attacks like the one this weekend in buffalo, new york. communities across the country, especially communities of color, will continue to live in fear that at any moment, they may be targeted by violence just because of who they are. >> next, north carolina representative -- washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air of the news of the day and discussed policy issues that im

take tucker carlson's. here is the "times" compilation of how carlson frames nearly all his topics, telling his viewers that the, quote, ruling class threatens everything they believe in. >> why are people who have taxpayer-funded body guards demanding that the rest of us disarm immediately? people in charge are suddenly for weed. is it because they're super cool? or is there some other reason they might want a passive population? >> you don't care about the actual environment. they care about controlling the rest of us. in a single day last month, we watched, for example, our entire professional class, dutifully change their twitter avatars to mask up to the now mandatory ukrainian flag. ruling class is obsessed with denying biology. the point of the exercise is to humiliate the rest of us by forcing us to obey transparently absurd orders. the point is to disarm you, strip you of your autonomy, your power, your right of self-defense. >> it goes way beyond the ruling class wanting power and control, accordi

and in fact, he gave tucker carlson, in that moment, not only did he defend the segment that tucker carlson did, but he gave him a greenlight to continue to perpetuate and intensify his reliance on the great placement theory. and that intern sped up the feedback loop more. and that's how you get -- 50 republican candidates and outside groups warning individual ads, explicitly touting great replacement theory of the last year. and i was just with a cursory search. so that's how the mechanics work. and not just blessed, but embraced, by the people who run fox news. >> great, talk to me about how it's been embraced by gop political leaders. >> it's obvious. they think they have red meat here. they think they're speaking very directly to their base. so you talk about this really toxic cocktail of white entitlement, irrational fear, and the violence that history has shown us again and again can ignite. that will eventually be the death of this country. you know, what's tucker carlson does is spread this manure about replacement theory, and fertilize a garden of division and hate. but he gets rat

he's said that shows like tucker carlson should be broadcast 24/7. let's listen. >> translator: of course the grand old party has associates in the media, associated media, but they do not compete with the dominance of the liberal press. only my friend tucker carlson places himself on the line without wavering. his new program is the most watched. what does it mean? it means that programs like his should run day and night, as you say 24/7. >> this is not your father's cpac. this is weird stuff, carl. what do you make of it? >> it's horrifying. this is the kind of nonsense that we expect in eastern european countries that were blasted by the soviet union for years and years and years. or b orban is a classic sort of autocratic fascist. people like tucker carlson are participating in spreading that in the united states. there is no place for it. it has to be stopped. the idea of replacement theory is ridiculous. it's a made-up thing, and the fact that there are changes in our demography has always been positive in this country. there was a time when it

. ♪ >> welcome to a special memoria day addition of tucker carlson tonight. we talked about lots of genuinely interesting people an the last year. we talked to some of the bigges names of entertainment, politics , business, a lot of them you probably never heard of , we have niter, but we learned a lot every single time. one of those people we talked i was travis tritt, country music star who told us when his caree began he was living a kind of conventional rockstar life, partying, drugs, loose women in than he asked himself a simple question and that changed his life forever. ♪ >> in august of 1989, when we find nearly released my first single, not only. >> tucker: this is the shock. >> this is it. >> my prayers we're answered, not only did this on good top ten, but became the largest selling country music single in warner bros. nashville's division had ever released up until that point. what song was at? >> it was called country club. am a member of the country club. that immediately come, when it took off, warner bros. came bac in and said we really want

you see the person pushing it that time through media was tucker carlson. he talked about a demographic replacement on air. "the new york times" reports on this as well, and you see that massive spike in interest. today, searches for replacement industry after some spiking down are up again after this alleged gunman has been lynched to the conspiracy theory. what you see on your screen is something that may be less fringe in the numerical sense, as it is embraced by some in the united states and others who want to use it as a pretext or explanation or incitement of terrible violence and terrorism. i'm joined now by britney cunningham, the host of "undistracted", the podcast. she was on president obama's 21st century policing task force. welcome. thank you for joining me at a grim time. we put that together to try to make sure there's some understanding of the wider context, as you heard and viewers heard, i took pains to mention, some speech, even potential speech is protected. violence is not. what do you make of this alleged killer, alleged suspect, as we

tucker carlson talks about legacy americans. you talk about white americans, when in fact there were brown and black americans who have also been in the past generations. black and rounds were the beginning of the country. three years ago, when it gunman opened fire inside a walmart in el paso texas, the response from a lot of conservatives in the magazines of the national review was an quite inch -- unquestioning -- of white supremacy. this week in response to a gunman opening fire at a buffalo supermarket, a lot of the response has been well, we condemn the violence, but the theory behind it, well, there's truth to it. we should not condemn the idea that democrats are using this political rhetoric. a lot of change even in between 2018 and 19. and now! >> maybe, that is the scariest part. to watch these republican politicians, these conservatives be unwilling to completely disavow white nationalism, to basically treat it with a wink and trying to reap the political benefit that it might have for them. they are going to a very s

according to one measure, by "the new york times," fox's top political pundit, tucker carlson, has spewed rhetoric that echos replacement theory at least 400, 400 times on his show since 2016. 400 times. this is a poison that's being spread by one of the largest news organizations in our country. now, to its credit, this morning, "the wall street journal" editorial board, which is run by the same elites who run fox news, owned by the same people, "the wall street journal" editorial board wrote that, quote, politicians and media figures have an obligation to condemn such con spirit -- conspiratorial notions such as white supreme theory. they're right. but condemning racist ideologies and violence is necessary, but hardly sufficient. it is not enough for outlets like fox news to simply condemn saturday's violence and condemn shooters' racist views, then return to their regularly scheduled programming. to have an impact in the fight against domestic violence extremism, fox news and their hosts need to actually stop spreading dangerous ideas like replacement theory on their shows. let me say

carlson. ( laughter )ew ytime their inshow. ce odersometimes scoured his show's raw material from the same dark corners of the internet that the buffalo suspect did. now, that doesn't mean tucker's

carlson and a lady says it's donald trump's fault. it's really pathetic you guys allow this stuff to go out over the air. how come when a white person, a sick white person the fbi should have been following, how come it's white supremacy but when a black man shoots up white people on a subway, it's not black supremacy but when a black man in minneapolis drives into ae crowd, a parade and the media reports as a car drove into a crowd. they didn't mention the fact that it was a black man who had the same type of vile hatred on the internet. the last caller mentioned something about democrats have to unite and get together and start embracing the second amendment.nt where was anybody when bernie sanders supporter targeted republican politicians on a baseball field? anybody blame bernie sanders with that? >> hampton, massachusetts, good morning. >> i believe that guy stole my thunder, is going to say the rhetoric about white people suck and past barriers to kill white people. i heard you talk about tuckerr carlson, you heard way read and

. >> let's just be clear, wes, you're talking about tucker carlson, laura ingraham, the biggest stars on fox news. is it too simplistic to reduce this to a single television show though? we see that a lot on social media, just blaming tox and tucker and i think there's a lot of blame to go around. >> there's a ton. the stuff tucker and laura say every night could be written by white suppressionism very often. the white strength, i can hear it in tucker's voice. but the ben shapiros of the world, the idea of genetic interests that could be pulled from an andrew sullivan column. there are many who advance these ideas and advance them frequently. beyond that i think the point we're making is right, you cannot simplify this specifically to a specific network or specifically online spaces. we have to have a conversation about our political rhetoric in our country. immigration for the last several decades has been the most salient topic in our politics. it's what donald trump rode into power. it's something republicans have seized upon. it's something that in our rhetoric and in our convers

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>> tucker carlson is a master prop beganist. he's featured great replacement theories 400 times since 2016. and he shows up with his fresh face and his suit and his tie looking all mainstream. then he spouts this demagogue ri. he's a fascist demagogue who contributes to political violence in our country. >> that main lining is vital. and as they have shown, effective propaganda is a central feature of the rise of these kind of movements. it doesn't happen well without messaging. i'm running out of time. final thought? >> just that these ideas that people are manipulating you are circulating and becoming more brazen. there was a candidate for minnesota secretary of state who just published a campaign ad that showed so ross as a jeish puppet manipulating people. it's all related and all become part of daily communication among the gop. >> as you say, all that justification, the idea that the people who are on the attack are aggrieved, which brings us pack to the big lie. the people who genuinely believe that they are living under

until then, tucker carlson is up next. see you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." when was the last time you heard a democratic politician propose a solution to a problem, no matter what the problem is, that didn't make the democratic party more powerful? ponder that for a moment. let's say for example that you really believe global warming was an existential threat to humanity and that rising carbon dioxide levels were causing global warming. what would you do to fix it? well, you might think back to tenth grade biology class, co2, co2, hmm, don't trees consume co2 for photosynthesis? quick google check. how about we plant a whole lot more trees across the country and across the world? that seems like a natural solution with lots of upside, trees are beautiful, and might help fight global warming. oh, but no, there is a problem with that idea. planting more trees might help solve climate change, but it definitely will not enrich your donors. trees are che

also, tucker carlson dodging and weaving account ability after a mass shooter cited the same thing he's been pushing. we'll get into that, but right now, election night in america. firstle tos closing in kentucky. there's been primary voting in five states, and james carville is part of our special coverage kicking off "the beat" tonight. in addition to kentucky, polls are still open in idaho, north carolina, oregon, and p.a. we begin in pennsylvania because it is a big one, the showcase where gop senate candidates have been kplashing all the way through the homestretch of an election that started as a primary to really split the party in a key state. there's also new audio of kathy barnette. she was caught in photographs that denied she was at the january 6th march. she's denied breaking laws that day, but you see her there, marching with people accused of storming the actual capital. here was barnett the night before the election. >> you're going to see a bunch of pissed off patriots that are like, we're not having this anymore. you're going to have to hear our voices. something went

well, thank you for joining this specialyo edition of tucker carlson tonight .. don't forget my full interviewew with the man who foundnd the laptop from , john paul mac isaac is available now on the will cain podcast. go to apple, spotify or fox newsws podcast, subscribee and download and of course tune in each e at eight o'clock right here for the show. that is the sworn enemy line pomposity, smugness and groupthink. i got to say that ian have a great weekend . welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm jason chaffetz in for sean . and tonight, crisis after crisis after crisisis. admi the biden administration is driving this country right offnf a cliff. but we begin in a federalin courthouse in washington, the washington swamp where a top clinton campaign lawyer is now on trial for his role in the russia collusion hoax. michael sussman is accused of lying to the fbi after allegedly

"tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here's a happy memory. by breakfast, really even brunch on election day, 2016, virtually nobody in washington, d.c., thought donald trump and win. and they didn't think that because the entire press corps had been telling them for months that trump had, as they are was put it, literally no chance, not even as an abstract, theoretical matter. this wasn't actually a race. come november 8th, you'll remember this, donald trump is going to be drowned by of towering blue synonymy and swept away forever along with the rest of the republican party, the collaborators anyway. polling numbers seemed to confirm that this was back to happen and so, by the way, to the private betting markets. at least one of those markets had set the spread it 80/20 for hillary clinton. in the end they were not only wrong, they were hilariously wrong, by midnight he had won and a lot of highly educated, extremely well credentialed people looked at ridicules. hillary clinton herself was so shocked by the result th

amy: that's tucker carlson on fox news last april. this is another clip noted by media matters from last year of carlson's fearmongering about white replacement, genocide, and a race war. >> the left and on twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term "replacement" if you sugst the democratic party is trying to replace the current electoratethe voters now casting ballots, with new people more obedient voters from the third world. they become hysterical because that is what is happening. let's say it it. that is true. amy: in addition to professor kendi, we're joined in washington, d.c., by nikki mccann ramÍrez, associate research director at media matters for america. thank you so much for being with us. as we talk about what motivated this 18-year-old white supremacist, talk about the great replacement theory, where it came from, what tucker crossan is doing with that, and how it is being weaponized that everyone from the new york congressmember elise stefanik to the senator from wisconsin ron johnson, congressman perry,

party voter better than tucker carlson right now. again, this is sad because it is a party that has given up on democracy. they no longer believe in this it and they want an authoritarian. they want a putin, they want an orban, they want a trump or desantis here who acts like an authoritarian. this is exactly where today's republican party is, and it should scare the hell out of every american. >> this is weird, isn't it? to have c pac holding a conference in hungary where there's an authoritarian leader talking about tucker -- i mean, the -- what world are we in? this is the twilight zone. >> i think -- let's be honest, jim. some of the conventions in recent years have become freak shows, clown shows. the fact they're going to hungary to celebrate this leader, if you want to call him that, is really quite shameful. one of the great challenges from my view is that we have lost this international flare that we have had for years. we were the party that stood up to autocrats and we believed strongly in the transatlantic relationship an

listen to this from a 2018 tucker carlson segment. just asking questions. >> how precisely is diversity or strength since you made this our new national motto? please be specific as you explain. >> joining me now is tim wise, anti-racism educator and author of "dispatches from the race war" and jose antonio vargas author of the national best-selling book requests dear america," notes from an undocumented citizen" and a member of "the miami herald." i'm old enough to remember hearing about david duke and seeing reports about him on the news when i was in high school even. he's been around since the '80s but you actually worked on some of those campaigns to try to defeat him, and i will proffer that there's not much that he said as a politician. i'm not saying when he was an actual cross-burning clan leader but as a politician i don't think anything he said back in those days that sounds appreciably different that what i hear from ranking republicans and others running for office. >> duke in 1990 and '91 when running for governor he did

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you do call out tucker carlson. he is heinous, he is vulgar. make him the face of the republican party, the same way i said make replacement theory the brand image, the model of the matter. yes, he has 3 million viewers but to the mainstream republicans, to the independents, he's vulgar. he's atrocious. use him. give him more of a platform. say it is the party of tucker carlson. it is not the party of pat toomey, okay? it is not the party of mitch mcconnell. it is the party of tucker carlson. that's who you are voting for. use marjorie taylor greene, use cawthorn. use these people. you have a nugget of maga maniacs, not maga ultras. ultra is a good word. maga maniacs. they're racist and evil. make them the faces -- not even donald trump anymore, make them the faces of the republican party. >> the other side of it, having worked -- none of them have disavowed any of the people you named. it's not a stretch to say they are the party these people. >> it's not a stretch at all. let's make that clear to both obviously all democrats and to the chunk

i think that it is not fair to spend so much time talking about elise stefanik and tucker carlson and not mention donald trump. donald trump said the ugly part out loud. there have always been racists in this country and yes, my friend michael steele is right. there are democrats that hate black people and there are republicans that hate black people. no question about it, but the difference is that donald trump came down that escalator and he said the ugly part out loud. he said mexicans coming here were rapists when we all know the vast majority of mexicans who have come to america are looking for the american dream. they have strong family values. they have deep religious faith. they want to work hard. they want to raise their children in a place where there is a brighter future. that is very american and he called them all rapists out loud when he announced for president of the united states. the moment he did that, things began to dramatically change in the republican party, and now they're all comfortable with gaining political power through hate of black people and brown people

evening and welcome to special edition of tucker carlson. i'm will kane in fort tucker. here is stat that puts the country's collapse into perspective. may be more than any other, the dow jones just recorded its eighth straight weekly loss. the last time that happened was all the way back in 1932 around the height of the great depression. but right now, a lot of americans our wondering how did we get here so quickly? just a year in a half into joe biden? it has been a rapid decline. if you get a moment this weekend , whole up the joe biden inaugural address. we can back it's remarkable. not because of what's in the speech, but because of what is missing from the speech. you want hear a single mention of the issues americans are mos concerned about. nothing on inflation, poverty, gas prices, the stock market, nothing on government spending coming energy independence, fentanyl overdoses, and nothing on border security. there isn't a single mention of policy in the entire address married instead he talked about himself. he compared himself to a

evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. things are changing fast, as you know, and you can tell how fast they are changing by the way the people talk about politics. language reflects feelings and thoughts. when your views change, so does the way you talk about them. that's especially true of liberals, who have very deep feelings, and their main feeling, this is always been true, is contempt for you. if you ever listen to npr you know exactly how much contempt liberals have for you and you get to pay for it, npr takes her tax dollars in electric you about how immoral you are. that is liberalism distilled. it's been going on long time. npr has been running its particular scam since 1971, but the sneering tone you hear on npr has been a hallmark of liberals. a century. liberals have contempt for dwight eisenhower after barry goldwater and for richard nixon, boy did they, and for gerald ford even. if you're old enough to remember ronald reagan, you will recall vividly how liberals felt about him. reagan was an id

>> fox news host tucker carlson is not talking about this like the so-called great replacement theory for a long time. it is the same at its root extreme ideology that motivated the gunman in buffalo, new york, who murdered ten people at a grocery store this weekend. but just to be clear, i'm talking about great wisdom, this is not some like new theory here. this is the same garbage that people have been hearing for literally hundreds of years, just plain dirty racism. there is nothing like particularly complicated or sophisticated about it, theoretically. as reporter nick confessore wrote recently the new york times part of a three part series of tucker carson time to american nationalist, carlson quote, has constructed what may be the most racist show in the history of cable news. joining me now is nick confessore, local investigator for the new york times, and staff writer at the new york times magazine. it's good to have you here. that line there, i think, is actually key to this whole thing, and the more obedient voters. because that's like actually the ideological tell. but it's

now, tucker carlson has become their number one proponent. and it's just -- i can't emphasize a need of how dangerous this is. we've had the largest massacre against latinos in history, in 2019. our failure to respond adequately led to our failure and led to what we've seen in buffalo. and will continue to lead to these kinds of inhumane, horrific nightmares, until we address those sources of radicalization. >> federico, last week, and the wake of the horrific shooting we watched in buffalo, i spoke with a contributor on this network, and she made the argument to me that racism is systems. there is no sort of easy way to say how do we eradicate this, how do we deal with this, so understand the question i'm asking has no elegant or simple answer. but as a student of history, where have you seen when these theories take hold of a population, what does the process of undoing that entail? >> i mean that is an excellent question, and i cannot abysses more wet gene was emphasizing, it's extremely dangerous. and when it happened, a lot of people die