Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., defended President Trump against accusations of racism Today while appearing on "The Ingraham Angle," calling accusations "inconsistent with reality."

"Well there's no doubt that President Trump is not a racist and the facts are very simple that the same folks that voted for me voted for President Trump because President Trump made promises to the voters and he's keeping the promises," Scott said to guest host Jason Chaffetz.

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Republicans have accused Democrats of shifting the narrative to racism accusations against the president following former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's panned testimony. Many Democrats are still calling for Trump's impeachment.

The president has has also faced criticism recently following the the shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio with his critics blaming his rhetoric for enflaming white supremacy.

Scott says Democrats are trying to avoid discussing a lackluster policy platform.

"If you were running on the left, would you run the Green New Deal? Would you run on the 70 percent new income tax? Would you run on a 4 percent wealth tax? Would you run on a financial transaction tax? No," Scott said.

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The senator called the racism narrative "tired."

"Well you would run on some tired narrative that the president because he's a Republican has to be somehow a racist," Scott said. "It's a different dimension that I don't understand."