What's behind the unfounded "great replacement" theory
Republicans are increasingly facing questions about their party's association with the extremist "great replacement" theory following Saturday's massacre in Buffalo, New York. Major Garrett chats with New York Times political and investigative reporter Nicholas Confessore on "Red and Blue" about what this racist conspiracy theory means and the role it plays in U.S. politics.
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