Conservative podcaster Steve Bannon says he won't back down from promoting the controversial "replacement theory" after a mass shooting suspect in Buffalo allegedly used the conspiracy theory to justify his killing of African Americans.
Although the replacement theory promotes a far-right ideology alleging that non-white individuals are being brought to America in an effort to replace the political power and culture of white people, Bannon says he will continue to advocate for the the idea.
On his War Room: Pandemic podcast, Bannon said the media is using the replacement theory to distract Americans from the "lies and misrepresentations" of the Democratic party.
"Of course, all of the morning shows are all over Tucker Carlson and a few others about the replacement theory," Bannon said.
"We are not backing off one inch because inclusive nationalism, participatory populism, is what's changing this country," Bannon said.
The former Trump administration strategist went on to say that the replacement theory and inclusive nationalism are a threat to the Democratic Party and will allow the GOP to take back the White House.
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