it stems from white supremacists and violent militia extremists. i've been sounding this alarm for years. in 2012, 2012, ten years ago, i first held a hearing on domestic terrorism after a white supremacist murdered seven sikh worshippers in oak creek, wisconsin. , today, a decade later, the threat is worse. f.b.i. director wray testified to the judiciary committee that the threat of domestic terrorism is, quote, metastasizing across the country. last year the f.b.i. reported that our nation experienced the highest level of hate crimes in over a decade. these attacks have targeted black americans who have long been the target of the majority of race-based hate crimes in america. but they are not limited to just our black american neighbors. they have also targeted muslim americans, japanese americans, members of the aapi community, and members of other marginalized communities as well. they don't happen in a vacuum, and it's clear that influential figures on the right have been fanning the flames of hate. the gunman who attacked the grocery store i

and that it is an insult for the democrats to call you a white supremacist. it's an insult for the democrats to say our police force is full of white supremacy, that our armed services is full of this. everybody in this country who works in law enforcement should be outraged by this bill and should respond and say no, that's not me, and that's not any of my colleagues. that's not what the kentucky police force is about. that's not what the national guard is about. that's not what the marines are about. what an insult. what an insult. so what do they do? they set up a new department in the homeland security. aren't homeland security federal too? have they not been infiltrated as well? the implication of this bill is that all people are bad, that there's this great and worrisome thing that is infecting america when the opposite is true. i was born in the 1960's. every decade has gotten better. people get along better. we have more intermarriage between races. we have more integration within churches. we have -- i see less and less of this that everybody saying

this is not only a question of a loan after who was a white supremacist, it is a conversation that has to be had and policy that has to be made to undo the systemic harms that have been caused by a structure of white supremacy that has not only permeated the united states of america, but also has trickled down into cities just like buffalo. we know 80% of the population of the east side of buffalo are people of color, black people specifically. they have one place to shop. now they have zero places to shop because we don't know when our grocery store is going to open backup. amy: this is a critical point, this top grocery store. before it was brought into this community into other parts of buffalo but wasn't here, you had a food desert here. right now because it is close, a people who are desperately trying to get the services this door provided like prescription drugs delivered to them, food that is refrigerated, dealing with a community that lived in a food desert now goes back to that once again but most importantly, the issue of structural racism that you're talking about, india. >

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 legislation introduced five years ago the domestic terrorism prevention act that would strengthen federal efforts to prevent and address white supremacist violence and other forms of domestic terrorism. this is an opportunity for the mem

anti-semitic propaganda, including the racist great replacement conspiracy theory promoted by white supremacists. white supremacy and anti-semitism are poison to other society. today, with these forces on the rise, they are turbocharged by social media, which spreads these dangerous ideologies to more people around the world, creating a toxic blend of misinformation and hate. we can't afford to look the other way when individuals are inspired by hateful ideologies to attack our fellow americans. that is why we must immediately pass the domestic terrorism prevention act, to empower our government to confront the threat of domestic violent extremism head-on. i want to thank my friend, representative schneider, for his tenacity in pursuing this important bill, which i am proud to co-sponsor. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical legislation to combat anti-semitism, white supremacy, and all forms of hateful violence, which threaten all of our communities. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recogn

and where were you when a white supremacist shot up the walmart in el paso, a synagogue in pittsburgh, spas in atlanta, and a black church in charleston? or at a grocery store in buffalo , new york? it would be the easiest thing in the world to denounce something as evil, vial, and un-american as replacement theory. to its credit, this week "the wall street journal" editorial board acknowledged that, quote, politicians and media figures have an obligation to condemn such conspiratorial notions as white replacement theory. while that is necessary, it is hardly sufficient, and too many maga republicans refuse to do even just that. and lafs night -- 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 these mass shooters. he dismissed the shooter's 180-page rant as the product of a diseased and disorganized mind, while omitting that the shooter's mind was diseased and warped precisely by online conspiracy theories that are echoed regularly on his show

and it's an insult for the democrats to call you a white supremacist. in law enforcement they should respond and say that's not what this is about. that's not whatt the national guard is about and of the the ms are about. but what an insult. so what do they do, they set up a new department in the homeland security. have they not been infiltrated as well? the b implication of the bill is all people are bad and there is a great and worrisome thing that is infecting america when the opposite is true. i was born in the 1960s. every decade has gotten better. we have more intermarriage between races, within churches, i see less and less of this is now affecting us but they don't realize it. they are insulting the police and insulting our marines and our armed services. the bill creates to other departments. these essentially are departments that are going to be the thought police of the military. we just took down the ministry of truth and the department of homeland security. it took a couple of weeks and the biden administration has canceled it or at least p

we are not white supremacist.ut even those policies areve good for america. >> i don't believe that all republicans are white supremacist. i have good friends were republican but we have to address certain members of the republican party including trump, used in fuel then created a relationship withtr white supremacy and called out the proud boys that validates them as an organization and emboldens them we must hold people accountable because as you are using the policies and ideology not just as a republican we have to check no party or person increases or supports white supremacist we see that and social media and every day we see it growing seeing people against gay people those who have a governor who keeps spouting this all it does is grow hate this is what we sacrificed where the immigrants have worked hard to sacrifice their life. this isn't it we all have to take a stand and not allow white supremacist to go any olonger to push these theories and not allow any social media especially toward the kids would

we begin today's show looking at the crisis of white supremacist violence in the united states and theponse to saturday's racist mass shooting in buffalo, new york, where an 18-year-old white gunman killed 10 people, all african-american, at a supermarket in the heart of the black community in buffalo, new york. on wednesday, the house passed legislation to bolster federal resources to prevent domestic terrorism. this comes after president biden visited buffalo tuesday. pres. biden: look, we've seen the mass shootings in charleston, south carolina, el paso, texas, pittsburgh, last year in atlanta, this week in dallas, texas, and now in buffalo. buffalo, new york. white supremacy is a poison. it is a poison. it really is. amy: investigators say the gunman spent months plotting to carry out the mass shooting and used the online platform discord to share details about his plot 30 minutes before the massacre. he alsoosted 180-page document citing the racist so-called "replacement theory." the gunman accused african-amerans of seeking to "ethnically replace my own peop." similar ventral --

and where were you when white supremacist shot up el paso, pittsburgh, charleston, or a grocery store in buffalo, new york? it would be the easiest thing in the world you denounced something as evil and vile and un-american as replacement theory. "the wall street journal" editorial board this week acknowledge that politicians and media figures have an obligation to -- such notions as white replacement theory. but that is hardly efficient and too many maga republicans refused to do even that. and last night, tucker carlsen did not do that either. he deflected and refused to acknowledge that a clear connection exists between messages on his shows and views championed by mass shooters. he dismissed the shooter' is 180 page rent as a product of a diseased mind while omitting that the shooter's mind was diseased and warped precisely by online conspiracy theories that are echoed regularly on his show. the plain fact is that the shooter responsible for the violent murder of 10 innocent lives espoused the same false and racist conspiracy theories that tucker carlson as pushed to his audience

we are not white supremacist.etimes where republican and we believe in those policies that are good for america. host: we will hear from our guest. guest: i do not believe all republicans are white supremacists. i have a lot of good friends who are republican. however, we have to address that certain members of the republican party including trump, fueled and created a relationship with white supremacy and to even called out the proud boys. this validates them as an organization and emboldens them and we cannot and we must hold people accountable who use these tactics because as you are using policies and ideologies to take them to the voting box, it does not end there for white supremacists. they are not just happy goading, they take affirmative steps and that is what we saw this weekend. we have to hold people accountable who are rallying other groups to go and terrorize our nation. we have to take a stand, not just as democrats but as republicans because lives are on state. innocent people died and we have to c

armed with an ar 15 and whose mind was poisoned by online conspiracies.ac white supremacist conspiracies. and two days ago, 19 children, 19 children, eight-year-olds, nine-year-olds, ten-year-olds, kids on the verge of beginning summer, kids with of their entire lives ahead of them. we saw them holding up their trophies proudly in their t-shirts and a few hours later they were gone, slaughtered in the predominantly latino town of uvalde texas. two teachers, killed alongside them. many more were injured and remain in critical conditions. it was the worst school shooting in america since sandy hook. last night i looked at the pictures of each of those kids online and i wept. taken from us. taken from their families with senseless gun violence. i can't stop thinking about the parents who lost their kids. i can't stop imagining the paralyzing horror of being one of the parents showing up to the school after the shooting wondering where their kid was, the anxiety. that will live with of these parents forever. forced to wait hours before a dna test, a dna test confirmed that their son or daugh

i mean this guy is reported to have white supremacist markings on his rifle. you know that can mean a lot of things they use a lot of different symbols. for example aged thc means hail hitler but there are a lot of different symbols of white supremacy. but something is in on the rightful indicating that. apparently he's posted some screenshots, white supremacists creeds, and it's a medic talk on line. he shows up in full fatigues. he is in a predominantly black area. we also look at targeting for motives. why does the killer want to kill these particular people at this particular place. at this time. and we're gonna look here, i am sorry to say, this is going to look like it probably will turn out to be a very vulgar hate crime, just like the mother emanuel church. i mean a white supremacist, poisoned by the internet, poisoned in his mind with hatred. he gets access to guns, this just boils over with hatred and goes out and kills eight americans and dozens for nothing but heat. that is what it really looks like this one is going to turn out. it is just a horro

a concoction of white supremacist, radical environmentalism, and teenage angst. conservatives who point out the perils of a mass immigration and proposed legal measures to deal with that, are somehow responsible for the bile behavior people massacre others is simply preposterous. it is also true however the horrific crime in buffalo reminds us of a darkening crisis in this country once again around the issue of race. there is indeed a growing threat from white supremacist beating up ugly ideologies good people both sides of the debate need to step up. the right should condemn the right to replacement theory the wicked conspiracy is flooding the country immigrants to subjugate white people. but the left needs to distance itself also from the extremism for example of the black lives matter movement. the idea that whiteness is the defining source of evil in this country is a seriously wicked one that should be repudiated. racial tension has come close to destroying america in the past will take leadership and courage to stop the country from falling down that disast

people in our society but still they are elected members of congress, when you hear them attack white supremacistsupremacy, you should know that their definition of those terms is probably different from yours. so if you were to quote martin luther king jr., whose monument stands on the mall, and say that the u.s. government ought to treat people based on who they are and what they do and not how they look and how they were born, assess people on the content of their character, not the color of your skin, you are by definition according to the people you just saw a white supremacist. this is scary. congressman cori bush of missouri spelled out the purpose of the bill which is of course entirely political. "the republican party has become the party of unfettered white supremacist violence." so there was only one republican who voted for this bill, and that is a man who has become completely undone and whose total destruction as a man really does deserve your pity, and that is adam kinzinger. here is what he said he voted for it. >> people like marjorie taylor greene, you know, people like matt gaet

perpetrated by a young white supremacist. amy: we will have the latest on the buffalo massacre after headlines. in california, officials in orange county say sunday's mass shooting at a church in laguna woods was a politically motivated hate crime targeting the taiwanese community. >> it is believed the suspect involved was upset about political tensions between china and iwan. amy: police named the suspect, 68-year-old david chou of las vegas, a chinese immigrant and u.s. citizen. he reportedly placed molotov cocktails around the church and chained exit doors shut before opening fire on a congregation gathered for a luncheon. dr. john chang died in the assault, and four others were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. on monday, orange county officials hailed dr. chang as a hero who rushed the gunman, giving others a chance to subdue their attacker. president joe biden has approved a pentagon plan to permanently redeploy up to 500 u.s. troops to somalia. the move largely reverses a withdrawal ordered by then-president

and what about this white supremacist replacement theory theater? he's been talking about there's also something a president biden referred to in his speech, recalling the white supremacists and neo nazis marching into charlottesville, virginia shouting, we will replace you and with you, they mean non white americans, and that was the very moment been president biden decided to run again, also to fight this ideology ideology. it was actually founded by a frenchman some 10 years ago. i mainly kind of saying that only whites are christians, have the right kind of to live here and everybody else should be excluded. and this is highly political here in this country. why? because republicans use that argument to say that democrats lead, for example, immigrants into the country just only for the reason that they would get reelected . so all in all, a very hateful and a very political ideology, t w's bureau chiefs in the west, ines paul. thank you very much. the coverage to the french riviera, where the 75th con film festival is open right now after i canc

and this has focused attention on the rise of a white supremacist movements in the u. s. and something known as the replacement ferry. right, it's also something actually president biden referred to. because when white supremacists and neo nazis marched into charlottesville, virginia, and were shouting, we will replace you, meaning all non white americans. that was obviously the reason why president biden rent for presidency because he wanted to fight this ideology, which basically is just in support of a white male, heterosexual of a white male, heterosexual a culture. it is also very interesting to understand. so understand the political context. you feel that republicans use this idea to blame democrats that they just bring in migrants to get re elected or to keep their power. basically saying this country is only here for white americans, not for americans is another skin color. so this is a deeply rooted, highly political issue. thank you for that. i think of is washington bureau chief in us. paul. thank you. on the 75th, i can. the film festival has opened on the fr

we don't know if this guy is associated with a white supremacist group, the news agency he posted onlinemanifesto describing himself as such the for the psaki of this conversation, you have intel agencies saying white supremacy is on the rise and some people don't want to believe that. where does that leave us as a nation in terms of protection for citizens who could be targets with these warped thoughts? >> this should become an eye opener. white supremacy and other hate groups are clearly on the rise and we have internal intelligence groups and law enforcement looking out for these groups and what they may or may not be doing. we also need citizens out there to be vigilant and when they hear something, they need to immediately reported to the authorities. we are going to learn a lot about the individual taken into custody and it's out there that he's a white supremacy, we really don't know but we do know white supremacy is on the rise, hate groups are in america on the rise and law enforcement are on the radar but we need citizens to help law enforcement. arthel: we are looking at pict

russia, probably it's actually not a real problem in america the combined membership of every white supremacistm. white supremacy, that's the problem. this is a hoax >> seth: first of all, you don't have to be a card-carrying member of a white supremacist organization to be a white supremacist. it's not costco. you can be a white supremacist without being an official member the same way you can watch movies without having a blockbuster card although personally, i'd give anything for blockbuster to come back no more sitting in front of the netflix home screen, scrolling for something to watch back home, when we had blockbuster, i just waited for mom to get back from work and say i got "fried green tomatoes" and then, you'd say, "i don't think i'm going to like it, mom. and then your dad would say, "well, then you get go stare at the wall." so you'd watch it. you know what? i did like it i liked it a lot thanks, blockbuster. anyway, can we go back to this part >> the combined membership of every white supremacist organization in this country was able to fit inside a college football stadium >> se

what really though offended the white supremacists was that they had political power it was plain and simple but secondly. as part of their white supremacy campaign, they came up with a fake news campaign which were all very familiar with today a propaganda campaign the king of media at that time were of course the newspapers. there was no radio tv internet, but the publishers of the major newspapers and not only in wilmington but in north carolina, we're all white supremacist leaders and members of the democratic party. the main one was josephus daniels, who was the publisher of the news and observer in raleigh the most powerful paper in the state. he pretended to be a journalist, but actually he was a set on the steering committee of the democratic party and he held democratic party meetings in the newsroom. so he was no journalist. he was a propagandist. and they mounted a campaign to do two things one was to portray. black men and government as incompetent illiterate corrupt and secondly, they launched a campaign and they called it but they used the term black beast rapist. they p

some support for white supremacists ideals. he attacked the grocery store in a predominantly african american neighbourhood, and 11 of the 13 people hit with done fine work. black president biden spoke just minutes ago calling white supremacy theories of poison. and asking americans to speak out against such ideas in america evil will not when i promise he will not prevail. white supremacy will not have the last word. what happened here is simple, straightforward terrors, terrorism domestic church. well, let's go over to our us bureau chief in his pole, who's in buffalo and was watching that speech in his strong words from president biden there. what else did he have to say? indeed, when i actually only saw 2 presidents tearing up where they were delivering a speech to one was president obama while talking after the school shooting a sandy hook. and today, president biden, when he was talking about a victim who just wanted to buy a birthday cake for his son and got killed. so this was on the one side, a very, very emotional spee

this white supremacist domestic terrorism case, that's what they're calling it weird, it is.a prep call from president biden. we talked for awhile about how painful this experience was. he said, whatever he can do. i said, you coming here would really make a difference. buffalo is a scrappy blue collar town. my grandparents were immigrants here. my parents lived in a trailer park. it's a tough town. -- it would mean the world to people in buffalo, just to have you here mister president. to let them know, this community matters. these are my neighbors. this is my hometown. this is deeply personal that my friends were slaughtered going to the grocery store. i believe the president will come. i appreciate so much for his outreach. >> governor, for the last 24 hours, you have said no uncertain terms that this was an act of white supremacist terror. you said that to me on the phone when we talked a couple of times. you stood clearly on that. you calling on social media platforms to crack down on racist content. where does that process began? >> well, it starts with us calling it o

it has become the great rallying cry for white supremacists. each of these hate filled massacres torn apart a community, and left pain in wage. over a years ago, fbi director christopher wray testified to terrorism metastasized in the united states. it's time to take steps. when exactly did stopping mass murder become a partisan issue. it wasn't like this after 9/11. 20 years ago, republicans and democrats joined in common cause and confronting international terrorism threatening america. after that horrific act of mass murder on 9/11, we worked together on a bipartisan basis to reconfigure our entire national security apparatus. we created a new agency, the department of homeland security designed to prevent the next 9/11. to be sure, there were moments when we went off in the wrong direction. over the years we worked to rein in legislation like the patriot act and protect the american people. and as lawmakers to enact sensible solutions that save lives while protecting our constitution. that's exactly what the domestic terrorism prevention ac

the adl said white supremacists account for 55% of extremist murders in the last ten years. we're joined by "early start" anchor laura jarrett. these hate killings, just horrific. >> they are horrific and sadly the fbi says the reports of hate crimes have surged to the highest level in 12 years. the past decade has produced some of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history with guns as the common denominator. let's walk through some of them. in august of 2019 a man walked into a walmart in el paso, texas, armed with a semi-automatic rifle and killed 23 people, wounding 24 others, the deadliest attack on latinos in modern u.s. history. now, court papers show that he told police he was targeting, quote, mexicans. officials believe he was also the person who wrote a racist manifesto saying he wanted to, quote, stop a hispanic invasion of texas. the suspect has pleaded not guilty to capital murder charges and is awaiting a court date. also in 2019 on the last day of passover a man armed with an ar 15 entered a synagogue near san diego and began shooting, killing one person and in

these things are all a part of a concerted effort to promote white supremacist behaviour for the outcomegainst it. i said over and over again, white supremacy and democracy cannot go that next coexist, and we recognise that not only in the united states, but around the globe because what we are seeing is a movement that we must snuff out, because tribalism will destroy all of us. this snuff out, because tribalism will destroy all of us.— snuff out, because tribalism will destroy all of us. as he said, the ace, a destroy all of us. as he said, the age. a young _ destroy all of us. as he said, the age. a young age _ destroy all of us. as he said, the age. a young age of— destroy all of us. as he said, the age, a young age of 18 _ destroy all of us. as he said, the age, a young age of 18 of - age, a young age of 18 of the shooter has been highlighted as well, but he also targeted the specific grocery store in buffalo with the aim of taking as many black lives as possible. personally, how do such a targeted attack make you feel? how are your friends and family coping?— family coping? well, t

online, the shooter proudly professed himself as a neofascist white supremacist anti-semmite. his views, shared extensively online, embraced a dangerous ideology known as, quote, the great replacement, unquote, which asserts that a conspiracy exists to replace white americans with immigrants and people of color. racially motivated shootings are sadly not new in our country. the last decade alone holds too many examples of too many lives that have been extinguished at the hands of shooters harboring white racist -- white supremacist views. the same hate res that motivatet motivated a shooting at a walmart in el paso. the same poison that possessed a shooter at a synagogue in pittsburgh. the same bigotry that murdered eight people in atlanta last year. and the same evil that took the lives of nine worshipers at a church in charleston. it was the same evil at play this saturday. and the beloved city of buffalo, new york. not long ago views like replacement theory were only found in the darkest places in deranged minds. then they became to be found in hardly viewed trenches of the

immigrant rupert murdoch. >> online, the shooter proudly professor himself as a neo-fascist, white supremacist, antisemite. his views shared extensively online with, embraced a dangerous ideology, known as quote, the great replacement, unquote, which asserts that a conspiracy exists to replace white americans with immigrants, and people of color. the same hatred that motivated the shooting at a walmart in el paso. the same poison that possessed the shooter of a synagogue in pittsburgh. the same bigotry that murdered eight people in atlanta last year. and the same evil that took the lives of nine worshippers at a church in charleston. it was the same evil act latest saturday but, and in the beloved city of buffalo, new york. not long ago, views like replacement theory were only found in the darkest places and deranged minds. the replacement theory, and other racially motivated views, are increasingly coming out into the open, and given purported legitimacy by some maga republicans and cable news pundits. it's a message that is also found a special home in several right-wing outlets, and on one

and confronting questions of how can the country do more to stop the next white supremacist mass shooting. >>> it's primary day in five states. the leading democrat in pennsylvania who spent the election night in the hospital. the depth of republican fidelity to trump's big lie. >>> north carolina, a test of what the gop is willing to look past. a first term includes tales of drugs and or jis and an attempt to get guns on planes. trump says voters should give him a second chaps. >>> we begin in buffalo, new york. we expect to hear from the president any moment. already this morning visiting the site of the latest american massacre. alongside the first lady he met with community members and families of those killed by a shooter. the president observed a moment of silence, he and his wife leaving a bouquet at a memorial. the president says the racist attack is a reminder in his words, the soul of the nation is still at stake. the president visit happens as authorities remain on high alert. the new concern, a possible copy cat attack. authorities this hour uncovering new chilling details abo

it's not unheard of in the circles that we don't know is an hour of white supremacist group. often, these guys are lawn dogs. i don't even like to call them lone wolves. they're not even that, he just man dogs that demolition society. sometimes that of a direct membership connection to a claw vergne, or a neo-nazi group. they might not be actual member attending meetings, burning crosses. but they may just be an online advocate, apostle of hate. and so they observe it, they slowly jump it in. and then they pick of the top in the mainstream of just a little later he talk. in other words, the heat like online is very blatant, full of racial slurs. he's not the sites, it's bray play -- we jewish people, like people. and then they go on the regular, news and the here, they try to be more silent. with the of the white-collar clan. they're saying the racist things, they're trying to catch behind them in queen are words. but in the end, it really boils down to the heat immigrants, hate minorities, it women, the very thing against them. so, yes it from both ways, and then, of course,

bush whole wing of the gop, if she's now spouting white supremacist talking points to, it says that white supremacy has gone very, very mainstream on the right, that it's dangerous so, so dangerous as many as of warren for years i'm not saying that a leaked stefanik or took our calls in, or fox, are responsible for the match today and buffalo, that they caused it. no, but they have done is made respectable far-right ideology the conspiracy and the racist worldview that believed to be behind that massacre in buffalo, and they should never be allowed to forget that. joining me now is peter beinart, author of the beinart notebook, an msnbc political analysis and jason stanley, professor of philosophy at yale university and author of how fascism works, the politics of us in them. thank you for both joining me, peter let me start with you, you wrote -- a piece today on the buffalo attack and i understand that you yourself were even pictured in the killers ote unquote, manifesto, which were obviously not gonna show, what was the reaction though finding out you are in there? peter i'm not sure i

anti-semitic propaganda, including the racist great replacement conspiracy theory promoted by white supremacists. white supremacy and anti-semitism are poison to other society. today, with these forces on the rise, they are turbocharged by social media, which spreads these dangerous ideologies to more people around the world, creating a toxic blend of misinformation and hate. we can't afford to look the other way when individuals are inspired by hateful ideologies to attack our fellow americans. that is why we must immediately pass the domestic terrorism prevention act, to empower our government to confront the threat of domestic violent extremism head-on. i want to thank my friend, representative schneider, for his tenacity in pursuing this important bill, which i am proud to co-sponsor. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical legislation to combat anti-semitism, white supremacy, and all forms of hateful violence, which threaten all of our communities. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recogn

antisemitic racist memes repeatedly citing the racist replacement conspiracy theory pushed by white supremacistse being replaced in america as part of an elaborate jewish conspiracy theory. this is all ongoing and developing. we're gonna continue to follow the story. that is all the time out for today, only sin and, this will see you back here tomorrow at 6 pm eastern for american voices. for now, handed over to my colleague, a man. hi, ayman. >> hey, alicia, thank you so much. good evening to you at home i'm ayman mohyeldin, here in new york. we are tracking a lot of breaking news this hour. as you probably heard right, now at least ten people killed during what police, believe was a planned attack at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. it happened late this afternoon. long force when officials say that the suspected shooter is an 18-year-old white male who is now in custody and there is evidence that the shooting was racially motivated. , it was pure evil >> illustrated racially motivated hate crime from somebody outside of our community outside of the city of good, neighbors, as a mirror, sai

online, the shooter proudly professed himself as a neofascist white supremacist anti-semmite. his views, shared extensively online, embraced a dangerous ideology known as, quote, the great replacement, unquote, which asserts that a conspiracy exists to replace white americans with immigrants and people of color. racially motivated shootings are sadly not new in our country. the last decade alone holds too many examples of too many lives that have been extinguished at the hands of shooters harboring white racist -- white supremacist views. the same hate res that motivatet motivated a shooting at a walmart in el paso. the same poison that possessed a shooter at a synagogue in pittsburgh. the same bigotry that murdered eight people in atlanta last year. and the same evil that took the lives of nine worshipers at a church in charleston. it was the same evil at play this saturday. and the beloved city of buffalo, new york. not long ago views like replacement theory were only found in the darkest places in deranged minds. then they became to be found in hardly viewed trenches of the

this is how he did it one way to do that, that look -- let me ask you about white supremacist. e kkk has 4,000 members in a nation of 333 million, if cnn stopped doing documentaries it might disappear for good. do you know of any white supreme test group or knows of anyone that knows of anyone of a group? where are these groups they are talking about? mark: they used to be in the democrat party. aligned with the klan. the democrat party supported slavery and segregation and jim crow, joe biden supported segregation. i could go on and on, only ones that i know of, that run the web site storm front. they have a hate on for me, because i am jewish and conservative. and constitutionalist. they have something in common with marxist and black nationalists, they want to destroy america. they don't believe in our institutions, they don't believe in a civil society. they attack the constitution, they hate donald trump. they hated ronald reagan, they hate everyone, they all want to drive this country into dirt. >> one of the great haters was -- do you remember that guy that almost kill st