not having a conversation about white supremacy, white supremacist harris with the don't exist in a vacuum. >> yeah, on top of that i remember how almost every muslim leader in the country, around the world would have to come out and condemn every single act of terrorism as if they had somehow spoke on behalf of all these deranged terrorists and yet here we are 24 hours later after the buffalo terrorist attack, domestic white supremacist terrorist attack, and we have not yet heard from every single republican who has peddled in the great replacement theory come out and condemn it, and condemn this act. >> you need to stutter show, but last point, tucker carson definitely would condemn it monday night at the top of the show. definitely. >> you have put some money on that my friend? [laughs] >> more muslims. >> mehdi, it's good to see you

my friend take care and have a good evening. i'll see you are -- welcome to ayman tonight, we're learning about this mass shooting in buffalo new york, the suspect an 18-year-old white man linked to a racist manifesto, legally purchased three weapons. the victims, ten dead, three injured nearly all of them are black. over the next hour will focus on four main themes surrounding -- gun rights issue, the replacement theory that fueled the gunman, the role of social media in this incident, and law enforcement's ability or inability to confront white supremacist threats in america. time ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. all right, we begin tragically though with breaking news of another mass shooting in america. this one inside a church in orange county, california, local authorities there say that five people are injured, for critically, emily is one person was killed.

the suspect is now in custody, we'll bring you more information on that shooting as we get throughout the next hour. also breaking, president biden and for slater joe biden will travel to buffalo on tuesday to quote, grieve with the community that lost ten lives in a senseless and horrific mass shooting. earlier president biden said this while speaking in washington. >> the lone gunman, armed with weapons of war and hate filled soul, shot and killed ten innocent people in cold blood, the justice department stated publicly that they're investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism, as they do, we must all work together to address the hate that remains a stain on the soul of america. >> let's talk about that hate president biden is referring to there. the shooter's alleged manifesto, repeatedly cited a racist idea

called the great replacement theory, it's a false notion that a secret political faction is attempting to replace white americans with non white people through immigration, interracial marriage, and violence. it's become a favorite of white supremacists, particularly mass shooters, including those behind the 2018 tree have light synagogue you day, in pittsburgh. and the 2019 el paso walmart shooting, but this type of rhetoric, doesn't just exist in the dark corners of the internet anymore. over the last few years, these ideas have been mainstream, by conservative television personalities and republican responsible for these heinouse acts, but the idea is to which they subscribe are actually being promoted by people on the right. back in 2017, then congressman stephen king of iowa tweeted out, we can can't restore a civilization with somebody

else's babies. last year new york elise stefanik the number three member of the house, republican leader of the house pushed the racist theory in our campaign act. perhaps the biggest promoter of the far-right conspiracy theory, is fox's tucker carlson, listen. >> political terms of policies called the great replacement theory, the replacement of legacy americans with a beating people from far -- where the government chose preference to people who have shown absolute contempt for our customs, laws, our systems itself in there being treated -- american citizens. i know, that the left and all the little gatekeepers on twitter become literal hysterical if you use the term replacement, if you suggest that the democratic parties trying to replace the current electorate, the voters now casting ballots, with new people more and beating voters from a third world. they become a circles that's what's happening actually, let's just say it, it's true. >> these ideas are viable,

they're wrong, they're fueling hatred and dividing our country. they're likely getting people killed. >> -- you cannot go home. >> -- >> he was a nice guy, he cared about the community, he worked at the store. >> it's just, it hurts. why someone would do that. >> let's go first to the scene on the ground there in buffalo, my colleague msnbc's yasmin vossoughian filed this report for us. >> a man, this is a community and pain, it's a community reeling after this tragedy that took place over 24 hours ago now. they're just dealing with the reality of the laws after a man opened fire, shooting indiscriminately in the tops grocery store chain, let's show you a bit of what's been going on throughout the day, if you can to spin around and show,

this community out here supporting one another, they're gathering alongside one another, people coming out of paying respects as well, a vigil has been building. this flower setting up, people wanting to pay their respects to the lives that have been lost. it has been an incredible day, there is a reckoning in this community, feeling as if they have been left behind, a community feels as if they don't matter which of the greater world. i say that because a lot of folks of talking about the lack of recourse here, the fact that there's only one grocery store, the tops now closed because of the ongoing investigation. they have to drive miles in order to pick up basic necessities. that in of itself is a problem. but the shooting took place yesterday is not the result of just one man, with hate in his heart, a man who identifies himself as a racist who came here to kill black people. it's a result of four years of a systemic racism in this country, it's a result of the lack of resources that they

failed to give to communities like this one, predominately black communities like this one in buffalo. it's a result of not getting enough money towards education, schools in this community as well, this is not just a conversation about the tragedy behind us, it's about how this communities gonna rebelled, what do you need to do to help us out, when you gonna realize that systemic racism, when you go to acknowledge the systemic racism in this country as we've been talking about for months now, along with those bands we've been seeing, especially in more conservative states. people are wondering, when you get a knowledge the history of this country, that they now. face and i spoke to many community hours throughout the day, take a listen to some of what they had to say themselves. >> i'm feeling sad today, very sad, my heart is broken today. as i look at our top's, it's the only food supermarket that's in the community. any black person in buffalo, we all have come through this tops, for something, you come past

you go. and anybody could've been in. it's just, it just hurts. >> and so, ayman, you covered many wars, we've been covering the ukraine war for the last eight weeks or so. and there's a war happening across the ocean, but it seems as though if there is very much a war going on here as well. it is a war that the black community feels like faces every single day, and this is a reflection of that war. and the though of trust in the system right now, they don't trust and lawmakers, that things will change, that they'll address the systemic racism, that they'll address the laws in this country either. because they feel as though they went unheard until now, the innovation continues on of course, as they look more into the history of the shooter. and this is true with mental health issues as well, and that this committee continues to heal and deal with the reality ahead. >> all right thanks msnbc's yasmin vossoughian for filing

the report. let's continue's conversation with president and ceo of the naacp, derrick johnson, director of the polarization in extremism research and innovation, at the american university dr. cynthia miller-idriss she's also the author of hate, the more far-right -- could have both of you with us. derek i like to start with you, before anything else your reaction to the mass shooting -- black community in this country yet again? >> when will you as americans take domestic terrorism serious. we have a problem here, we had a problem with social media platforms, and they're accountable to the basic norms and problem, with a loose path bomb caused -- fox news funded by -- need to take this theory [inaudible] take this theory that we address, i repeat of things that can happen the fact that this young man unfortunately

was -- using a theory that was promoting on fox news, all for the purpose of -- these are individuals who are being used by some of the most wealthiest individuals in this nation for political advantage, whether it's critical race theory, or replacement theory, or defund the police, are you name the red meat. this is about domestic terrorism, individuals using, people like cam to create a political divide, to advance a political agenda against a policy. let's be killer. >> professor, just last week he wrote a column for msnbc, opinion to be more precise about the great replacement theory, and yesterday that reality became more relevant unfortunately, talk to us about the rise in popularity of this conspiracy theory that we are seeing and why it's taking from

your vantage point, you're an expert that studies that's why are we seeing this happen now and how it has become mainstream? >> well, first of all, my thoughts go out to the victims and to all survivors. i mean it's been a horrifying couple of days, and one that we just see repeated again, and again frustratingly with very little change, i absolutely agree on that point, the great replacement conspiracy theory as an overarching conspiracy theories been around for about a decade, it picks up on conspiracy theories that exist at a long time before that before, gentrified in the u.s. and europe called -- which both argue that there have been orchestrated efforts by global elites to replace white civilization with multi cultural ones in order to secure more power. and that great replacement theory, about a decade ago, started today cold and white supremacist circles. we saw use in the oslo terrace at, the christchurch terrorist attack against progressive

politicians, children who are gonna be progressive politicians in norway, against muslims in christchurch, and against latinos in the u.s., and jews in the u.s., and now against the black community. and, so one of the reasons it's become so popular is because it can, it has been, it can be used to target anybody, any marginalized community, historically marginalized community who are seen as a threat to whites, which means it's used in virtually every community. we see it used that way interest are apparently across the country's. >> professor, just a follow-up on that point really quickly though, it's no longer a fringe idea that was jazzed in the dark corners of society. it has been promoted by politicians, it's been promoted by pundits, social media personalities that have huge platforms, talk to me about that for a moment, what's the danger of mainstream in this kind of racist rhetoric, where

according to some polls 50% a republican party subscribe or at least believe in the great replacement conspiracy theory being executed in our country? >> absolutely, thank you for circling back to that point, it's incredibly essential to reinforce, this started out as a fringe conspiracy theory embraced by very violent actors online, and has been mainstream very successfully by both elected officials and politicians -- >> by tuttle powers and repeatedly talk about of replacement an invasion and orchestration arguing that there is an effort by politicians, by democrats, to secure more power by replacing white americans with immigrants who they believe will enhanced their power by voting in their favor. and, so it's incredibly dangerous to see this, to see it mainstream because it just echoes, like any other racist

or massage earnest, or supremacist theories, anytime we've seen that echoed by the very people that are supposed to be trusted sources of information on your cable news shows, on your elected officials, it's incredibly dangerous to see that happening, and it's one of the reasons why it's becoming more broadly embraced, there's no question. >> mr. johnson, that apparent manifesto also referenced this critical race theory. something we've all got used to hear republicans talk about. the republicans really have build entire campaigns on this fear of critical race theory. a two part question for you. what do you think they understand the consequences of sewing that kind of division, and a point that i made earlier, for republicans would have fought the great replacement theory with the same way they have been fighting the fear of this jen dump critical race theory, lives would be saved. they actually decided to combat

a theory, it should have been the great reprieve -- replacement theory. >> well is this a re-branding-able strategies? we've seen it after the civil war. we've seen it escalate in the 30s where this merchant -- confederacy came up on the scene and we began to see the direction of federal monument and [inaudible] -- i did this fear [inaudible] with takeover. that's why there was such a big fight to ensure the voter suppression efforts are doing a jim crow era. this is nothing new for african americans, but wet is unfortunate is it's now a nationalized problem. it is being directed across communicate ease where the seven reign terror, el paso and kentucky, with took place in charlottesville, which took

place in charlotte, north carolina. all these things as a part of a political strategy a fearmongering to cheat up support, because we have a conservative movement where we're not expressive enough to -- to include more people so the polls shrink their ability to attract more people to their philosophy on how to govern. governing forest has always been about who gets taxed. who's not taxed, and how the tax dollars are spent. you have a narrow slither of individuals seeking to control governance by fearmongering in white communities against the other. jewish communities, african american communities, latino communities. the bottom line is we've allowed corporate america to get away with it. let's be clear, this stuff is funded, fox news could not exist but fort news to be able to leverage nfl football. be clear about that. facebook could not exist if we

actually do antitrust legislation so that they could be moderated, because on that platform they've created communities that are now carrying out injury to communities. carrying out harm to communities, carrying out murder and african-american communities and jewish communities. we have to be serious about this. this is a matter of national security and deal with domestic terrorism, it does if we don't we will have more incidents of domestic terrorism. >> i certainly hope that you are not right, but something inside me tells me that we will probably see more of these attacks. naacp president, professor -- thank you so much for the both of you for starting us off this hour. we're gonna continue this conversation with my panel next, but first, richard louis is with me and tonight's other highlights. >> ayman, breaking news for you. first on our news break, here one person is dead and at least

four others are in critical condition after a gunman opened fire in southern california at a church. this happened during a church luncheon in that laguna wins area, authority saying they were able to stop the shooter before deputies arrived, and at least two weapons were recovered from that scene and the motive is unknown at the moment. democratic u.s. senate candidate john fetterman is recovering after suffering a stroke. the pennsylvania lieutenant governors that in a statement he's expected to make a full recovery and pledged not to slow down as campaign for pennsylvania's senate seat. polls at the moment she'll fetterman as the front runner heading into tuesday's democratic primary. more with ayman mohyeldin right after this. righ after this after this

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roberta jewelry, her sister described her as someone who would make the whole room smile. these are just some of the people who tragically lost their lives in the senseless act of terrorism. i'm gonna bring in our son sunday night panelists. charles blow, former california senator barbara, and political analysts michael steele. great to have all three of you with us. charles, i like to start with you. the suspects -- cited the racist replacement theory that we have been discussing. the democrats are trying to replace voters with immigrants. again, we have to tell everybody this is a conspiracy theory. yet, this is been mainstreamed by major republican figures in media like tucker carlson, and congressman -- congresswoman elise stefanek. almost 50% of republican voters believe in it. what does it say that such fringe ideas and such extremist ideas within the republican

party are nonmainstream? >> and say we have a problem. amen, we have to really look at the pattern of vigilantes and racialized vigilantes and how this theory and others have seeped out into younger and younger people. it was a 21-year-old who traveled to charles ville and committed mass murder. it was a 20 year old james alex field who traveled to chocolates phil in 2017 chanting jews would not replace them. he was a 21 year old patrick would who would travel to el paso in 2019 and committed mass murder, and now we have an 18 year old peyton grandin, who traveled to buffalo and committed mass murder. and even grandin credits and his manifesto -- mass killing in new zealand and that shooter with ali -- was only 20 years old.

we have to stop thinking that this racialized vigilantism vestige of -- i hear this all the time, those people will die out soon. the new generation is much more multicultural. they don't believe in this. we will have a better society after that. when i keep seeing is it is young people who are traveling to commit the mass murders. young, white men, traveling to commit these mass shootings. i have to change my view and say it is not that this new generation will -- we need to look at them as the source of the racialized vigilantism in this country. >> yeah, you bring up a really important point. i think most people are under the impression that this is an older generation problem, but it does not seem to be like

that based on the identity of the shooters. senator, let me ask you about policy. the suspect was set to have purchased these guns that he used legally. and you say in the space where you talk about gun reform, regulating social media, whether or not we need to have any kind of other restrictions on conspiracy theories and the way they are promoted in mainstream media. when you talk about all these issues, talk to me about the role of policy here. no single solution would have prevented this particular attack from happening. even if the guns were purchased legally. even if there was some kind of social media regulation. even if there was in the mainstreaming of racist conspiracy theories. >> i think this thing goes so deep. charles talked about it. it's not new. this has been a horrifying weekend. sometimes when i get lost

because of the news, i go back and read documents, and today i read the decorate the declaration of independence and we were promised that equality was with this country was about. we were promised life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. you go to the supermarket, and you may not come home! if it's in a black neighborhood! if you are in asian american woman walking on the street, you're going to get jumped and hurt, because some idiot blames you for some pandemic. if you go to a synagogue, if you go to kindergarten, or a high school. this is deep. policy is one thing, and the lord knows i worked hard on policy and laws, but this goes deeper, and we have to understand, america is in

trouble. what makes it very frightening is that there is one political party that gives a wink and a nod to this racism, to this white supremacy. to the gun violence. to all of it. and we need to just say it. we need to get people and power who are decent and kind. i'll tell you it needs to be replaced. the hatred. the hatred has to be replaced with compassion and love, and division has to be replaced with unity and who we are as a nation. >> michael, we have reporting of another mass shooting today. this time it was at a church in laguna wood, california, one person dead and five people injured. churches, temples, masks, grocery stores, movie theaters, concerts, i can't think of anywhere else, schools, universities, i can't think of

anywhere else that is safe in this country. is this our new normal? do we have to accept this as our new normal reality? >> i think it's been our new normal for about 25 to 30 years now. this is not the first mass shooting that has occurred. i mean charles i believe pointed out a handful in the last few years. this is where the country is right now. we just had up on the screen americans believe there are being replaced by immigrants. where does that come from? it's not just idiots like tucker carlson. he's good in his whiteness. he lives in his little community. he's not going to be touched. but it's easy for him to then talk to his audience in a way that exacerbates their feelings and concerns about what is happening to them. that's part one. part two goes to what senator

bob son just mentioned. the people who were put in office are an extension of who we are. we need to reconcile ourselves as citizens and what that means. you can no longer sit there and go well my congressman is good, but this one is. and no, your congressman's pretty f up to. the reality of it is we need to look at citizens and look at wet citizens quoted from the constitution, if we believe the words have any value or meaning, then we as citizens have to exercise the truth. we have to be the example of the truisms that they purport. otherwise, wet charles has laid out is just the beginning of the cycle of crime, hate and abuse. violence that are going to be perpetrated upon communities of color. white folks are scared and angry. we are not getting at the nub

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al start with you, what role do you think they could play in the committee's public hearings? >> as someone who was part of a lot of very interesting hearings, which we don't have time to go through, it's a walk down history lane, i could say that these tapes would be a game-changer because it's not someone telling you what someone said, it's not reading from a text, exactly seeing the pores and say the words, or hearing them say the words. our country was attacked, full-throated attack on our democracy, we need to know the story, and the committee needs to tell the story, so if i was advising them, which we have plenty of great advice, the more they can use these real tapes, with real people, talking about what's happening in the batter. it will fit right into the narrative. >> can i just ask you really quickly, is that common for committees to record those

tapes, are there any kind of rules are ndas that are signed by somebody that's appearing in front of a committee, since you've actually been in them? >> i've been in them, i haven't been this important type of investigation. so, i would assume your question should be posed to those who know, they must have rules of the road. and if politico is saying they're probably, political may know with the rules of the road are. but if they can use them, they should use them, and by the way what's wrong -- it's the best thing, if somebody told you something, i'm sure they don't mind it's the whole world knows what is, so here it is. it's. good >> yeah,, michael, rudy giuliani claimed he bailed on the committee staffers wouldn't let him make his own reporting. do you actually believe that? [laughs] >> [laughs] no, no. rudy, rudy is full of it as

usual. i mean particularly now that we know there are recordings of him anyway, why do we want you to use your own recordings, we have the tapes baby, right happy to play them. look, these guys will look for any excuse not toear. my ingrown toenails grown out of my other toenail, you know, it's one of those things where we simply wait for the excuse to show. up but, this really presses the point about this commission at this point, are you putting everything out there, and if you are great, and sit the american people down, grab your popcorn, and watch and listen and fully appreciate and understand what happened on january six. and, whether they need rudy or not remains to be seen, i suspect between ivanka, jared, and a whole host of other folks, they've got enough pieces to connect dots, enough video to create sound that really fills

up what happened on january six. >> yeah, it's gonna be must-see tv no doubt about it, just to see how close democracy came to be unraveled on that day. charles, there's also reporting on the witness list, that the committees finalizing one name, jeff rosen -- interning general another marc short, mike pence's former chief of staff, what do you want to hear? >> you know, it's very interesting as things have leaked out over the months and weeks, we have been reconfirmed in our absolute shock, at how close we came to losing our democracy. and so, for me, this hearing will likely add deeply to that understanding, but won't chase the baseline of standing that i now know, that this is what they were up to, that they got very, very close to achieving it. when i am most interested in, is whether or not the panel lays out a case for referral, a

call -- of someone among this group of people at the high and, not just the people that stormed the capitol, but the high-end planning where there is a criminal referral that set to the justice system. because of this point i think it's been days in, among conservatives, among liberals where they kind of stand on this. conservative are basically trying to sleep in and around, liberals are really shocked, and when this point i should be really shocked, by what's happening. what is the january six committees plan or desire to have happened other than to sell a compelling story? >> senator -- we learn emails from pro trump loner john eastman who spearheaded the plot to overturn the results of the election, jody's attempted to get pennsylvania's gop state legislator to certify and alter

mid-state of electors for trump, even using the word cover, that was his word to provide some cover to the donald trump campaign. your reaction to that revelation? >> well, i would say what charles said, a lot of this has leaked out, that has leaked out and it's stunning to me what the plan was, and again, as was said, how close they came to pulling it off. and, you know, i would say this i agree that opinions are baked and. with a lot of americans, but i really hope, that there's a whole group of americans who kind of said, well, maybe this, maybe that. they look at this is this committee, does a good job, and so far i think they have, and they tell the story of what happened and what could've happened to our democracy maybe this is an opportunity to make

this issue a huge issue in the next election, along with all of this replacement theory, all of these god awful things. we need to elect let people know that the way our country works is, we, have all these documents but who sitting in the places of power that makes all the difference in the world. and i agree with michael, who said it very clearly, we've got to go after these terrible anti-democratic representatives, senators, and wherever they may be. and all these players, this is serious, and yes, merrick garland if you're listening, please pay attention to this because this is your moment to make sure that people are punished who tried to overthrow the government. because believe me, i'll try it again. >> yeah, no doubt, all eyes are on mary garland to see what he does, what happens in the

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in ukraine we want to focus on the ukrainian people because we don't ever want to lose sight of the people suffering because of putin's invasion. earlier i spoke with -- a resident of kyiv who fled the capitol with her husband when the war broke out. to protect our identity we've agreed not to reveal her surname or her location. thank you for joining us, you were in kyiv at the start of the war, what was the breaking point that made you decide to leave? >> probably panic and the fact that i got with -- >> my grandmother who couldn't at the time, because she was

too old. and basically paddock and probably saw that it's kind of, everyone seems that if you're far civilization you're safer, so we decided to move just outside kyiv as far as we could. at that moment. >> as i understand as he moved several times since then, with your husband and your two dogs, we are now living in a small village where i understand you're working remotely as a translator, what does this new normal feel like for you, do you feel safe compared to where you were previously, do you still feel your life is in danger even though perhaps the fighting has shifted to the eastern part of the country? >> probably both. i do feel safer because i am totally different environment which which helped

psychologically adjust the bed, i don't hear the fighting which helps as well but i feel, probably really homesick, and at the moment i cannot go back to cave because of problems with fuel in our country. so, it's quite difficult to move around at this moment. >> i'm curious to know, if the experience you've had during your experience if you've seen with russian troops are doing in ukraine, where you able to see that personally in some capacity? >> well, probably, in a more capacity that i would've would want to know because in the first day our village got taken by russian troops, my house was shelled with bombs. i still don't know how it survived, but we did, at some

point they came to my house with all the people, with guns searching for -- so, basically murdered. >> you think you'll ever return to kyiv, you said your house was damaged you think the house is salvageable? >> well, fortunately, it was my mother and father's, so to speak, i guess guesthouse which we usually live in when we come there village. so, it's not salvageable, it's just total devastation. it was total ruined because it's a small wooden house -- only some parts in the middle is left moralizing tack and luckily we were in that middle at the time the bombs it. >> we try and show the hear from as many ukrainians as

possible, i'm curious to get your thoughts on how you view the ukrainian government's handling of the war, and the lead up for the war, how do you think president zelenskyy is doing so far in the middle of this conflict? >> well, so far as most as i can see, i'm no specialist, i'm not -- now we're still alive, most of the country is still -- >> in some capacity although we do have lots of problems and lots of people, and leave their homes and they were damaged but it is working, and still people have stuff to do, some of them have jobs, and probably against a positive thing in this capacity. >> finally, let me ask you

about our viewers who may not get a chance to hear from ukrainians directly, what message you have for the american people with everything that's happening in our country, what would you like our viewers to know about what's either they can do, what the american government can do, or what you want more help with? >> well, at this, point ukrainian people need any help we can get, there are lots of areas where the humanitarian help is needed like basic necessities, food, shelter, some companies are trying to build temporary such alters for -- damaged regions. and any help matters, i guess right now even a small part if you have anything to help, any kind of thing, even small amount it's really makes a difference.

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