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The panel of “The View” tried tying Texas mall shooter Mauricio Garcia to white supremacy and demanded more gun control on Monday.
Co-host Ana Navarro made one of the most mindless statements imaginable, claiming, “Being Hispanic or being black or being anything does not make you immune from being racist, from being radicalized, being a white supremacist.”
"Being Hispanic or being black or being anything does not make you immune from being … a white supremacist" – Ana Navarro. pic.twitter.com/Mjvh6PbNju
— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) May 8, 2023
“There are people who don’t see themselves for what they are,” she added.
The other panelists like Sunny Hostin piled on, claiming Republicans are helping white supremacists by not banning AR-15s.
“Republicans should be ashamed of themselves. They have the power to make the change. Get rid of the AR-15s and get rid of these easy guns!” she said after claiming it was “bizarre” the shooter ended up being Hispanic.
"I'm glad you brought up the race piece … Don't start with I'm a race-baiter crap!"
Staunch racist Sunny Hostin whines about being called out on her racism and suggests Republicans are helping white supremacists and domestic terrorists by not banning ARs. pic.twitter.com/4cQ6phE9zY— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) May 8, 2023
Armed with an AR-15 and tactical gear, Garcia killed 8 people and injured 7 others in front of the Allen Premium Outlets on Saturday before a nearby police officer took him out.
His identity was withheld for a day before being released.
The mainstream media has been claiming that Garcia, a 33-year-old Hispanic male, may have been a white supremacist, citing a patch he was wearing that said RWDS, which they claim is an acronym for “right-wing death squad.”
But many on social media are suggesting the tattoo seen on Garcia’s hand reveals he may have been affiliated with the Texas prison gang known as Tango Blast.
