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==Other views and claims==

*Jones has promoted ~~the White genocide conspiracy theory (and by extension,~~ the [[Great Replacement]] ~~theory~~.~~) Media~~ Matters covered his claim that NFL players protesting during the national anthem were "kneeling to white genocide" and violence against whites, which the SPLC featured in their headlines review.

*Jones has promoted both the [[Great Replacement]] theories. Media Matters covered his claim that NFL players protesting during the national anthem were "kneeling to white genocide" and violence against whites, which the SPLC featured in their headlines review.

**On October 2, 2017, Jones claimed that Democrats and communists were plotting imminent "white genocide" attacks. His reporting and public views on the topic have received support and coverage from white nationalist publications and groups, such as the AltRight Corporation and the New Zealand National Front.

*Jones is known for both his [[Anti-vaxxers|opposition to vaccines]], and his views on vaccine controversies.

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 ==Other views and claims==
-*Jones has promoted the White genocide conspiracy theory (and by extension, the [[Great Replacement]] theory.) Media Matters covered his claim that NFL players protesting during the national anthem were "kneeling to white genocide" and violence against whites, which the SPLC featured in their headlines review.
+*Jones has promoted both the [[Great Replacement]] theories. Media Matters covered his claim that NFL players protesting during the national anthem were "kneeling to white genocide" and violence against whites, which the SPLC featured in their headlines review.
 **On October 2, 2017, Jones claimed that Democrats and communists were plotting imminent "white genocide" attacks. His reporting and public views on the topic have received support and coverage from white nationalist publications and groups, such as the AltRight Corporation and the New Zealand National Front.
 *Jones is known for both his [[Anti-vaxxers|opposition to vaccines]], and his views on vaccine controversies.