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Fox News: Let Them In

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This week on CounterSpin: In May of this year, a white supremacist killed ten people in Buffalo, New York. He made clear that he wanted to kill Black people, because he believes there is a plot, run by Jews, to "replace" white people with Black and brown people. News media had an opportunity then to deeply interrogate the obvious spurs for the horrific act, including of course the media outlets and pundits and politicians who repeatedly invoke this white replacement idea, but it didn't really happen.

The Washington Post offered an inane tweet ([link removed]) about how Biden “ran for president pledging to ‘restore the soul of America.’ But a racist massacre raises questions about that promise.”

CounterSpin spoke at the time about the issues we hoped more media would be exploring, with Matt Gertz, senior fellow at Media Matters for America ([link removed]) , who has been following Fox News and Tucker Carlson ([link removed]) , and their impact on US politics, for years.

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And we spoke also with Eric K. Ward, senior fellow at Southern Poverty Law Center ([link removed]) and executive director at Western States Center ([link removed]) , about ways forward.

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We hear these conversations again this week.

Plus Janine Jackson takes a quick look at recent press coverage of the assassination of Darya Durgina.

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