On GPS: The roots of the racist theory behind the Buffalo shooting
The mass shooting in Buffalo, N.Y., has called attention to the so-called "great replacement" conspiracy theory that Whites are being replaced, intentionally, by minorities and immigrants. Fareed discusses the global mainstreaming of that idea with American University extremism expert Cynthia Miller-Idriss and The Washington Post's Ishaan Tharoor.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Politics
On GPS: The roots of the racist theory behind the Buffalo shooting
CNN
UP NEXT
-
'Living in a complete fantasy land': Commentator on Boris Johnson's refusal to quit
CNN
-
Australian police save woman stranded in car amidst heavy flooding
Reuters
-
Australians assess flood damage as wild weather eases
-
Brittney Griner Fans, Wife Hold Rally as Her Trial Resumes in Russia
The Wall Street Journal.
-
Johnson Clings on Despite Unprecedented Resignations
Bloomberg
-
Subpoenas show Georgia investigation moving into Trump's inner circle
MSNBC
-
Former January 6 Committee counsel shares insights on upcoming witnesses
-
'Scary to be targeted like that': McCabe reacts to IRS audit
-
"It's like heaven": pilgrims rejoice on first day of largest hajj of Covid era
AFP
-
Comey, McCabe, objects of Trump ire, were subjects of rare IRS audits: NYT
-
The underreported aspect of the American economy
-
Political observers warn of the DeSantis threat
-
Pat Cipollone to testify before 1/6 committee
-
Mulvaney calls late days of Trump White House 'anarchy' and 'chaos'
-
Fmr. Reagan official: Ending Roe v. Wade was 'constitutional vandalism'
-
Chinese government 'biggest long-term threat' - FBI chief
