well, on that note, 0dile renaud—basso, a real pleasure. thank you so much. thank you very much.good luck with everything. and i'd love to talk to you again soon. thank you. thank you so much. before i finish, in a recent episode of the show, we broadcast an interview that mentioned koch industries as one of a number of companies still operating in russia. well, since that interview was recorded, koch industries have issued an update saying that they are working on a strategy with their subsidiary company, guardian glass, to exit the russian market. they added that all other koch companies, none with operating assets in russia, have ended, or are ending, well, that's it for this week's show. i hope you enjoyed it. don't forget, you can keep up to date with the latest on the war in ukraine and how it's impacting our global economy on the bbc news website or the smartphone app. you can also follow me on twitter. tweet me, i'll tweet you back. you can get me at bbc. erin, thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. we'll be heading through the remainder of the wee

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conspiracy now known as the great replacement has its roots in france, popularized by a popular writer, renaud camus. he pushes lies about nonwhite immigrants wanting to make europeans extinct, basically a core tenet of white supremacist ideologies. and as the forum explains it's got main elements, including elements of invasion by people of color, lies about vote we are replacement and anti-semitism. it's been referenced a lot, like at charlottesville, and these lies have influenced people who have taken hundred of lives. 77 in norway from a far right terrorist, or 51 dead in new zealand at two mosques. 11 dead at a synagogue in pittsburgh. 23 dead at a walmart in el paso. just this weekend in bouf low, ten dead, killed because they were black. i want to bring in marua barrett and ashley vitale. the skug over this racist conspiracy theory has become a political issue. you had senator chuck schumer blasting, you know, some of the main -- ishtd say, some of the conservative media, tucker calson, for alluding to this on his program. the senator saying he's declining the offer that came from fox

that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus. a decade ago, you was talking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not europeans. saturday's mass shooting mirrors others in this country and elsewhere in 2015 in charleston, south carolina. white supremacist dylann roof killed nine church parishioners while he didn't specifically referenced the great replacement experts say it's clear desire to attack a perceived threat links these types of crimes. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some time. it's nothing new. you certainly see this kind of unrest when you have periods of tremendous change and stress, and we have a lot of issues that we're dealing with. right now. you add all of those things together, and what you're going to see is what you've seen historically in the united states is an increase in xenophobia beyond the african slave trade. the u. s has a disappointing past with other racial groups and cultures

that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus. a decade ago, kamui was talking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not europeans. saturday's mass shooting mirrors others in this country and elsewhere in 2015 in charleston , south carolina. white supremacist dylann roof killed nine church parishioners while he didn't specifically referenced the great replacement experts say it's clear desire to attack a perceived threat links these types of crimes. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some time. it's nothing new. you certainly see this kind of unrest when you have periods of tremendous change and stress, and we have a lot of is that we're dealing with right now. add all of those things together and what you're going to see is what you seen him. in the united, is an increase in xenophobia the african slave trade. the u. s has a disappointing past with other racial groups and cultures. the replace theory came when

that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus.lking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not european. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some time. it's nothing new beyond the african slave trade. the u. s has a disappointing past with other racial groups and cultures. the replacement theory came when the chinese started coming in larger numbers. researcher david lay says the us initially welcomed chinese laborers to build the transcontinental railroad. but once work was completed and the depression hit, chinese americans were first legally excluded, then targeted. the chinese were never in terms of total number of threat. it was the possibility of a lot more immigration. chinese between 18 70 18 90 or burnout driven out killed. historians and social scientists fear changing demographics and economic uncertainty are pot to boil over these kinds of incidents. or how white supremacists riot president promises to

that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus. a decade ago, kamui was talking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not europeans. saturday's mass shooting mirrors others in this country and elsewhere in 2015 in charleston, south carolina. white supremacist dylann roof killed nine church parishioners while he didn't specifically referenced the great replacement experts say it's clear desire to attack a perceived threat links these types of crimes. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some time. it's nothing new. you certainly see this kind of unrest when you have periods of tremendous change and stress, and we have a lot of issues that we're dealing with. right now. you add all of those things together, and what you're going to see is what you've seen historically in the united states is an increase in xenophobia beyond the african slave trade. the u. s has a disappointing past with other racial groups and cultur