MSNBC’s Ari Melber, the host of “The Beat With Ari Melber,” wants his audience to know that Tucker Carlson is the evil mastermind behind the horrific shooting in Buffalo that occurred over the weekend.

It’s a tack that mainstream media outlets have adopted with full-throated unanimity, doubtless sensing an opportunity to do away with one of the Biden regime’s fiercest and most relentless critics. The idea now is to smear Tucker Carlson for discussing the so-called “Great Replacement Theory,” which the deranged and murderous Buffalo shooter is said to have cited in his 180-page manifesto.

“He’s proven his knowledge of the theory by citing it knowledgeably, quoting it, and pushing it on air,” Melber said during his program on Wednesday. Melber then claimed that Carlson said he didn’t know what the theory was, that “he’s lying,” and that he’s actually mentioned it on-air over 400 times—though he offered proof for none of this.

The Great Replacement Theory holds that the unrestricted, mass illegal immigration from Third World countries into Western nations—a problem that only affects Western countries—is too uniform and beneficial to those in power to be a coincidence, and instead represents a deliberate and decidedly undemocratic policy of demographic warfare by Western policy-makers against their traditional and less tractable populations.

In fact, Carlson has only discussed on his program the words and actions of leftist activists and politicians themselves, who make it abundantly obvious that they are enthusiastic proponents of replacing America’s white populations, or at least neutralizing them politically—which is nothing if not a total vindication of what’s claimed to be the Great Replacement “conspiracy theory.”

On Tuesday night’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Carlson explained in his monologue that—whether you wish to call it the Great Replacement or not—the essential program has become a key Democratic Party priority.

“You’ve heard a lot about the great replacement theory recently,” Carlson said. “It’s everywhere in the last two days and we’re still not sure exactly what it is. Here’s what we do know for a fact: there is a strong political component to the Democratic Party’s immigration policy. We’re not guessing this. We know this. And we know it because they have said so.”

He then played a montage of clips of Democratic politicians and activists celebrating their use of demographic warfare to change the country’s racial makeup, with the obvious implication that doing so will benefit the Democratic Party and secure its everlasting grip on power. One clip was even of our current president, who in 2015 said: “Folks like me…for the first time in 2017 will be an absolute minority in the United States of America. Absolute minority. Fewer than 50% of the people in America, from then and on will be white, European stock. That’s not a bad thing. That’s a source of our strength.”

Naturally, none of this was mentioned by Melber. Nor did he at all seem aggrieved by the fact that the relentless promotion of critical race conspiracy theories by programs like his own, and outlets like MSNBC, may have contributed to the Waukesha massacre, or the Boulder shooting, both of which occurred last year.

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