Welcome to Potsade of America, I'm John Fabra.

I'm John Lennon, I'm Tommy Vittor.

On today's show, a mass shooter in Buffalo embraces a version of the racist replacement theory

you hear from Tucker Carlson and some Republican politicians.

Joe Biden sharpens his midterm message by coining the phrase,

Altramaga, Americans join nationwide protest to defend abortion access,

and later, New York Times reporter Jonathan Martin joins the pod to talk about his new book,

This Will Not Pass.

But first, always check out what a day, Kirk is daily news show, but especially today's episode,

which covers the racist massacre in Buffalo and the nationwide protests over Roe v Wade,

including interviews with activists who were there.

It's a tough but powerful episode that is definitely worth listening to.

Check it out.

All right, let's get to the news.

On Saturday, a heavily armed 18-year-old wearing tactical gear walked into a Buffalo supermarket

and murdered 10 people while live streaming the massacre on Twitch.

11 of the 13 people shot by the killer were black, which is what he wanted.

Shortly before the massacre, he posted a 180-page memo that said he began browsing

extremist sites like 4chan and 8chan because he was bored during the pandemic,

and he ultimately came to embrace replacement theory, which is a racist belief that Western

elites and particularly Jews are trying to replace white people and dilute their power

by allowing immigration.

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