Welcome to the Dispatch Podcast. I'm your host Sarah Isger joined by Jonah Goldberg and

Declan Garvey, our editor for the Morning Dispatch. This week we are going to start with the Buffalo

shooting. What it means for our politics, for our culture, how to think about these shootings as

they continue and as hate crimes increase in the country as well. Then we're going to move to

the baby formula shortage and the politics of the Biden administration kind of drop in the ball

on babies having food in the country. Primaries, we had the Pennsylvania primary and what it means for

Donald Trump, the Democrats and really just primary elections in general. And then of course we will

wrap with what wasn't worth your time this week. All three of us, different takes.

Let's dive right in. Jonah, the shooter in Buffalo had a 180 page manifesto rant, whatever you

want to call it. In it he describes obviously racist motivations for what he did. It was planned

in doing so though he talks about the great replacement theory. This idea that white people in

western countries, specifically obviously here the United States, are being replaced by non-white

people. But perhaps more importantly to this theory is that it's being done by this cabal mostly

Jews as I understand it. And this is a strategy to control white people. And again, apologies if

I'm getting some of the details of this theory wrong because I'm not sure how much the details

matter because also within our political conversation there is at least a faulty Tucker Carlson,

people on the right who are talking about how Democrats want to replace voters. And on the left,

a sort of demographics is destiny theory where they're saying they will be the governing majority

because of the demographic changes in the country. And then of course we have actual facts,

the birth rate of the United States is plummeting. And so if you don't replace yourself with babies,

someone will replace you I suppose. That's just how math works. So Jonah, my question to you,

how are we supposed to think about the Buffalo shooting? And frankly the El Paso shooting and

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