i'm lindsay rison in fou yasmin vossoughian not backing down, at the fight to get to ousted black lawmakers back in the tennesse house heats up tomorrow. as one is expected to be reappointed to his seat. and the other vows to fight as long as it takes >> we're gonna fight to be bac in the legislature through the appointment process, in th shelby county commission in addition to running for our seat again in the specia election to serve district 8 in the state house because that's what the voters want they want advocates who ar gonna left up the issues tha matter in our community, poverty, health care, education, environment, and gun violence. >> and just a moment of talk t congressman jim clyburn about. this as well as a developing story in texas, we want to ask him about. also this hour, battle lines are drawn after dual rulings that put the future of a abortion pill in jeopardy. >> i do not believe that the courts have the authority to

have the authority over the fd that they just asserted. and i do believe it creates crisis should the supreme court d that it would essentially institute a national abortion baton. >> plus, as donald trump's nimble sort of republicans i the wake of his indictment, ro desantis plotting in florida o how to take him down new reporting on the florida governor's plan to beat th former president and that's coming up the majority of members of the nashville metropolitan council tell nbc news that they will vote to reinstate expelled state representative justi jones to the tennessee legislature. after he and colleague, justin pierson of memphis, were expelled for protesting on the chamber floor against gu violence that bill could come as earl as tomorrow. and both ousted lawmaker say that they vowed to return to the state legislature. and d.c.'s kathy park joins me now the latest kathy, what's next >> yeah, you were out there as

well last week when all of thi kind of came into light. right now it seems as though based on what we're seeing and hearing. these two hours to lawmakers will be back in their old jo sooner than later. first stop, will be justin jones. as you mentioned, the nashvill metro council will be holding special meeting late tomorro afternoon. and right now at least 2 members are saying, look, they do want justin jones to ge back into the state house. as far as the othe representative, representative pierson, he represents memphis the shelby county commissioner are still kind of figuring out their timeline we're seeing reports that they could have a data as early a tomorrow we will kind of wait and see but obviously, these two men are part of the tennesse three. they've been very vocal ever since what happened, at the en of last week they did the media circuit really are this morning on the political shows, and on meet the press this morning we ask them, if they were to b reappointed, is this the job that they would take back. take a listen to this.

>> we will continue to fight for our constituents and one thing i want to say. this is an attack against us i hurting all people interstate. even though this report is impacting black and brow communities. it's hurting poor white people their attack on democracy hurt all of us i want to emphasize that. i don't want to be about race. >> - of the shelby county commission and to run in the specia election and i already heard that peopl in the state legislature i nashville are threatening ou shelby county commissioners to not reappoint means are they'r gonna take away funding that's in the government's budget for projects that the mayor an others have asked for. >> and we see lawmaker obviously have been in the national spotlight, throughout the weekend. and i'm sure nashville all eye will be on the city in the coming days, they've certainly been receiving support on so many different levels. vice president kamala harris made a last-minute visit t nashville on friday at - gave a very powerful speec

supporting these two men and what they did when the stood up for gun control measures also the president, presiden biden did a video conference with the tennessee three and praised them for their leadership and there's a lot to follow in the coming days. >> what times that vot tomorrow >> tomorrow it's 4:30 pm central time it's a late afternoon vote we're hearing apparently if al goes as planned, representativ jones could have his job bac by the end of the day. >> okay, kathy park. thank you. joining me right now is sout carolina congressman jim clyburn. congressman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me >> you tweeted about what' happening in tennessee he said, listening to th coated speeches of the republican lawmakers who expelled justin jones an justin pierson took me back to growing up in south carolina i wasn't intimidated than. and we can't be intimidate now. let's continue to fight for gu violence prevention. congressman, talk to us little bit more about your thoughts on tennessee? >> has i implied in the tweet,

when i was growing up here i south carolina we have the sam challenge as in fact, i was on the night was 19 years old when i starte this track toward making m contribution to -- in the perfect union i started -- challenging unjust laws. and so to see these 2:27 yea old's take up this mantle, i think those of us who've had the experience knows what it's like and we're gonna have to do everything we possibly can t support them in fact, the night of the event, i spoke with justin jones on the phone. he reminded me, of us having math then oakland, california, with barbara lee when he was one of her interns he came to washington to wor for her, went to fis

university, and then went back to nashville to be part of having to make the changes tha need to be made. we need support. and i'm gonna do everything can possibly can to suppor these two young man. one of the things we need to understand, these -- interesting. shelby county, tennessee, shut -- in the state of alabama. these things are all interconnected, and if we star looking at the history, you're gonna find that the ways peopl who are doing this, saying these things are taking thei playbook out from the pages of history. i'm spending most of my spar time now going through the issue, that era of reconstruction i'm writing about this stuff now. and let me tell you, reading some of these accounts i

almost like reading th newspapers of the day before yesterday. these tactics are being brough back from that era and we better learn from the lessons that they should'v taught us coming out o reconstruction >> on that, that doug jone talk to ali velshi yesterday about super majorities in th south. let's listen >> a challenge that we have in the south is that for so long, democrats just abandon us down here we were left to fend for ourselves. and we are trying to defen things, the culture wars tha were not always easy to defend in 20 tan, most of the legislatures and the south became the supermajority and now there is very little voice. democrats got roughly 40% of the vote throughout the south. but yet, our representation is way below that mostly below 30% or thereabout >> congressman, i talked to national mama said that th

country needs to keep its eyes on us. do you see this becoming a larger movement that nee significant change >> absolutely right. doug is right about. that i'll tell, you i've bee studying the staff i'm studying now, somethin called a shoe stain district that came of south carolina in the 1880s. and 18 90s when south carolina was over 60% african american they brought us down to 20%, there was only one bac congressman when we had 60% of the population being black today, one black congressman i south carolina one from mississippi, one fo alabama, one for louisiana that's what it's coming down to none from arkansas. because of these laws. what we call gerrymanderin laws people keep looking at gerrymandering as if that' something that was done to

bring black folk into th process. no, that's not wha gerrymandering is about. it came about to keep blac folks out of the process when you gerrymander, sout carolina in such a way that fo 95 years, not a single african american was in congress for south carolina because o gerrymandering they did it in such a way to ensure that every congress person was way that's what this is all about. so, diagnose it. he's lived it in alabama and he's probably living i here in south carolina and now he's a bit older tha doug jones so i could tell, you this is going on for a long, long time congressman, i appreciate your passion. i want to ask you about a stor out of texas governor greg abbott is callin for a pardon for a u.s. army sergeant convicting of murde in the killing of garret foster who he shot while foster was protesting against polic brutality. the sergeant daniel perry clai

self-defense, a jury disagreed perry hasn't been sentence yet. but are you troubled by this intervention by abbott in th message it sends >> yes i am. i understand - so much of this you go back to galveston, texas, and they'r gonna find out what happened remember, he was in texas that black folks -- slavery over two years after they've been freed and the word never got dow there. that is a kind mindset abbott has been doing this kin of stuff against black eagle against women, we have bette wake up. and i'm telling you, i'm not surprised at what he's doing i'm very disappointed. that the people of texas see not to be awake into this. we better wake up. habits doing exactly what wa done - coming out of reconstruction that's how they did it they got the playbook.

and i know what they're doing. i'm trying - everybody i possibly can members of the congressional black caucus will tell you not a meeting goes by an washington more i know to brin some warning to them about what's happening in texas, i tennessee, and south carolina, in florida of all places, florida it was florida that gave us -- by one vote. who took all the troops out of the south and left the souther states up to the created devices that became known as - the jim crow laws. they've got the same playboo today. let's wake up. >> congressman jim clyburn thank you for your time. ron desantis is mapping out hi long term strategy to take o an indicted donald trump we're back in 60 seconds wit more on that >> former president trump wa

arraigned on tuesday, and photographer released this photo of trump in th courtroom. and i don't like that is flanked by an oj amount of lawyers. because that tells me he's definitely guilty. and he's definitely gettin away with a. away with a. weeds... they have you surrounded. you're just gonna stand there? or are ya gonna take your lawn back. we're gonna take it back. we're gonna take it back. with scotts turf builder triple action! it gets three jobs done at once -

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president trump. which according to new reporting from nbc news is taking the form of a long haul strategy focused on beatin trump in the battle to collect delegates during a fight for the nomination let's bring in one of th authors of that report matt dixon, nbc news reporter, matt, what can you tell us about this report and th strategy >> it's not so much that he' giving up on what you' consider the early states. but i think there is a considerate effort in people we've talked to that hav meeting in the effect -- walking through the idea i'm doing a long haul the wa that we can for a. matt there's delegates dates that are gonna come after th early states and i think some of th governors and trump supporters interpret the story is saying, giving up in the early states. i don't necessarily interprete it that way. but there's a thought proces in desantis's world. and some aligned super pacs. we may need to think about states beyond the ones that we go on a national delegat search >>, so rhonda sanchez advise

told us this about the delegat strategy here. there are multiple conversations about delegate and how they're picked i various states across th country. one thing we looked at is that trump can beat on the delegate portion of all this. he's never can be beat he's never been good at that can you explain some of th math >> two of the states that came up to us multiple times in the states - as new york in california. both of those states are considered general electio democrat blue territory. but they still have a lot of delegates. desantis has been doin relatively well compared t other states in polling in california nationally, there's a moment i time where post indictment trump is seeing a surge in public polling and his team is trying to figure out if that's going to stand for the lon haul or is it gonna be a sugar high meanwhile, desantis focuses ar looking at places like new york, california to dredge up as man delegates as they can in state

might not be this early in the conversation traditionally >> we know desantis, eve though he hasn't announced a official round we know what he's doing. it's a blueprint for what he says he'll do for the country. but at the same, time he needs to do so delicately. because of the maga base how does he make a case to them, all the while. former president trump will be under indictment without alienating them? >> yeah, it's definitely a blueprint. he made it part of the title o his book without question, he's not being subtle about that point. and to the idea of toeing th tightrope between doing what h wants to do, challenging president trump, but also no angering the intense trump mag base i think he really hasn't bee -- every pitch and, what i mean is he's - president trump has been a persistent critic and open critic of governor desantis. he's attacked him any number o times. desantis is occasionally got a little dig in when asked i directly by, large's team is making

calculation that it is best no to engage right now. it's best not to go into ope warfare with the forme president. who has a ten space. who's only recently been indicted so right now they're kind of sitting, they're keeping their powder dry for a future date that they see as mor opportune. >> if it's less about willie won't we, it's a plan will he is he waiting for tha moment to provide, is he waiting for the end of the florida legislature? adding idea on the timing? >> sure, i think the end of th legislature will happen in early may. there's not one, those two super facts and both expect to raise a ton of money we expect those to be th attack arm is when the momen comes. you'll see things focused on fauci, the vaccines, covid era where baited, when the desanti playbook for going on offens finally comes into form. we haven't seen any of tha yet. but he's gonna hav significantly more money tha president trump, or anyone els

in the field i think without questions gonn have the ammunition and will need to get his message out an go on offense when they deem i right. he's probably not gonna be a official candidate until, if h runs, until after th legislative session. so, probably not gonna see a lot of what i just described until that point >> matt dixon, thank you still ahead, tensions betwee israel and palestine are soaring. and a new wave of violence more live from tel aviv with the latest military -- latest exchange of militar strikes. and after recent shootings, at walmart stores a heartbreaking plea from an employee. the surviving gun violence should be part of her b.jo ♪ ♪ ♪ on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪

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the tense situation in israel. more worshippers are celebrating easter, passover and ramadan. after a week of escalating violence this rare convergence of religious holidays comes after israel was rocked by yet another day of mass protests against prime minister benjamin netanyahu's planned overhaul of the israeli cour system nbc's john waterman is bac with us. josh, israel's new right-win government is fighting o multiple fronts. there's a domestic unrest over the court plan, plus his ongoing feud with palestinia militants. and arab neighbors over police raids. at a sensitive holy site talk to us on how these crises are unfolding. and maybe intersecting >> wednesday, if you want an

example of how these crises ar overlapping. look no further than wha happened at the beginning of massive protests here in tel aviv last night. against prime minister netanyahu's perform -- at the beginning of thes demonstrations, the tens o thousands of israeli protester held a moment of silence for israelis killed over the las few days in -- here both here in tel aviv, an also in the west bank. because of, course while there's been protests fo months against a traditional overall what really pushed int the, next-level which really forced prime minister netanyah and his party to start to pu the pause on this. was when these should -- inter israel's military. it's defense apparatus and its defense minister warned that the fact that so many of israe service members, who are against as we're starting to harm israel's national security the other concern is that th enemies might use this protest

where they're such an internal political crisis as an opportunity to exploit the -- that may behind some of th constant violence with has santa's, rollout head of hezbollah, suggesting israel i on the brink of a civil war. and this might be particularly vulnerable moment israel's pushing back on this. suggesting that the forces are fully capable of defending the country at this. time but for example, how th politics of this are getting s intertwined during the middl of this controversy over the overall, and minister netanyah fired defense minister and a one sentence statement - that defense minister stays on the job, because of ho disaster it would be to remove the position at this time. netanyahu saying his fate will be decided in the coming weeks lindsey? >> josh lederman, thank you. coming, up the biden administration is appealing th

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they've had to really erode an take back women's rights in th country. for a woman to make thes

decisions, she should have all of the available information and medication, access, science, and doctors. to make the decisions that are important for her. it's starting with the - now they're taking away key -- that women need with their doctors to make thes decisions. >> that was -- with my colleague jen psak earlier today. senator cortez masto has bee the most vocal lawmakers speaking out against the rulin from a texas judge that puts t future of abortion medicatio in all 50 states and out i want to continue the discussion with rachel overl -- women's march. so, rachel the last time you and i talked was really hour before the decision came dow what is it even look like no to deprive women of this medication >> i think it looks the same now as it does then we, it attack on democracy itself wil see the case moving very quickly to the supreme court with the competing case coming

out of washington. >> but even if that is, th supreme court's conservative leaning. what are you telling people wh are calling our office and wondering what should i do what will happen >> we're telling them as mifepristone still available right now. and we're gonna fight to mak sure remains available and what that looks like wil be different, depending on the different outcomes of th cases. our but we're urging the biden administration as strongly a we can disregard the unlawful decisio that's not rooted in science and to move forward to direc the fda's continue to provid -- >> secretary becerra said they do everything in their disposal the new york times opinion writes that the bide administration should be swift and forceful and its response. what do you hope to see as a political response to this >> we want we've always wanted which is whole governmen response to this to address this as a publi health crisis. i understand it as part of the ongoing attack that we see mor

evidently in times like january, sex where people are being removed from the elected position we need to understand it's - for democracy. and this particular part playing out about women' bodies, but it's a crisis that impacts everybody. and everybody should be -- of the outcome >> when you organize hundred of monsters in amarillo ahea of the ruling in february. anything else planned right now? >> yes, on april 15th, will be mobilizing across the countr and in amarillo again. and will make sure that th folks have opportunities t make their voices heard, wha we've seen over, and over most recently is this isn't the wil of the people, and the only wa to get this extremist agenda passes to go through corrupt courts we'll do everything we can t build the power we need to get all of our - >> do you feel the president has done all he can throug executive action >> i mean i think that president biden has take

strong measures. we want to continue to see that and we're continue to hoping t partner with him to make sur that these drugs remai available to folks whenever, and however they need. >> rachel, thank you six months have passed since hurricane ian barreled int florida. causing widespread devastation to the area. who is a deep pillar visited the hardest hit parts of florida to see other communities been recovering. from the most expensiv hurricane in the state's history. >> six months ago, hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, a new report for the nationa hurricane center found that it was the most expensive hurricane to hit florida with an estimate 109 billion dollars in damages we saw firsthand the destruction left by that hurricane in fort myers beach. six months ago the city is still recovering but there is hope,, and there' progress

it's been six months i hurricane ian struck illustrated florida. at least 149 people were kille in that state. the category four hurricane wa one of the strongest storm ever to hit the u.s. we rode the hurricane out in florida. and in the morning, the sunris over partially destroyed for myers beach. today, the city is still recovering the crowds are back at the beach, right next to a memoria for the victims. some businesses have reopened. but many structures are stil in ruin. people estimate only about a third alas of the people who lived here have been able to return we went back, we visited one o the families we met six months ago after they lost everything >> that the terrace family showed us this video christina their daughter, film the moments the family hel hands in a chain as they left their home lookin for safety and higher ground >> translator: he was crying

mommy, don't let me die. [crying] [speaking non-english >> translator: she says, she still traumatized. her son -- was begging not to die she says her children still ge terrified every time it rains. varying a hurricane is coming. [speaking non-english] her husband, romero says wha they love through cannot easil be forgotten sometimes, he says they have nightmares about what they all went through what happened that day six months ago is still very real, and very painful >> if we get washed away, we don't know how to swim will drown >> six months later, there i still struggling to make end meet they lost everything that they worked so hard for 23 years of sunrise to

sunset work. vanished now they work on anything, and everything they can. mostly temporary jobs, including helping rebuild othe homes that were destroyed. >> after, and brought th family closer. all of us closer we all got together, spend mor time instead of being on technology we spent more family time. >> the guiterrez family is resilient, and they're staying positive they say they're thankful fo the opportunity to wake up every day. and every day go look for work and move forward and make a difference. it's that spirit that show just how strong folks in for myers beach are. and how much construction, how much has been done but so much construction and so much still remains to be done >> jose, thank you for the report after the break, retail worker deserve protection that's the message from on walmart employee who after the

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nearly every aspect of america life, reach in our schools churches and workplaces at a alarming rate. more than one every day on average this year. and a surprising number of the shootings are taking place i retail settings. specifically, walmart. the nation's largest private employer since 2020, there's been 363 got incidents at walmart killing 112 people we've covered many of those. shootings and evansville indiana, chesapeake, rosetta el paso, texas, now one waller associates demanding the company do more to protect employees. riding an opt in usa today quote, the shootings are reminder of how dangerous ou jobs have become and increasingly, how litera our employers value the live of the people in theirstores both the customers who sho there and the associates who work there joining us now is the author o the piece. cynthia murray, 22-year-ol walmart associate, and founder of united for respect

nonprofit seeking better treatment of retail workers. thank you for being with us. many people might be surprised at these numbers when you look at another incident, walk us through your mind >> it's on a manageable, i seems hard to speak about, because it's been happening so much not just in our please and walmart, but other people as well jobs, when this might happen a my store, of the virgini walmart was close enough for m to know that we need to make some changes and we need our ceos, like doug mcmillian, mcmillan, to help us update our safety policies, an to increase security to ou stores, listen to workers an our concerns, take steps t protect associates and customers. our company spokespeople -

sending our thoughts and prayers, and it's on to th next incident. and how many more people nee to die a warmer before the company mix or forgoes changes we must make our voices heard. to make a whole lot of changes >> you write in your of, a every time i hear about anothe tragedy alone marte hug my lif ones tighter knowing it could've been m store. what would you like for a lo march leaders to do? >> i really need them to start listening to us. they need to listen to the associates our founder said that if you need to know how to make changes in your store, liste to your associates we need a lot of things, that can help u alongside my coworkers in th united for respect, we call fo improved safety measures and

lamar, last year like you, sai after the shootings were horrible there so many of them that we can talk about but there was the death of m fellow associates, jeanne could, perry after her shaft she died in a walmart in arkansas on th bathroom we were calling for the -- policy which calls for paid sic leave. and equal votes on the job emergency plans. and time off to rest and recover. and -- with shareholders. this year, gun violence is o the forefront in that warmer an annual shareholder meetings in june, the investors wil consider resolution calling fo independent review of th company's policies and practices. at the workplace safety -- violence which would includ recommendation for improvement from experts

this isn't an extravagant, thi is something that is recommendation on the othe solutions -- capacity to save more lives. and we really think that if we can independent review fro somebody coming, outside tha can see what we need to change >> cynthia murray, thank you s much joining now, news on the economy. americans are playing th highest average car payments o record as a series of factors a driving up the monthly cost, interest rates and payment ballooning to record levels, some people say there are -- what they drive, then th ranch. embassy's reporter has more. >> for americans already facin sticker shock on snails lo carbonated are als accelerating towards recor levels admissions reveals the average annual percentage rate or a pr on a newly financed vehicle ha

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support to the island earlie on meet the press. >> how would you assess thei defensive capabilities right now? >> they're not where they need to be. if we're gonna have deterrence for peace, we need to get thes weapons into taiwan. i sign off on all foreig military weapons sales, 22 weapons systems over three years ago checked that have ye to get into taiwan onto th island that will provide deterrence determined she off thinkin twice about an invasion. >> now to the growing this - week trove of pentagon documents containing classifie intel on the war in ukraine. those papers which posted on twitter and telegram in recent days, are likely real but ma have been altered before appearing online according to senior u.s. official white house correspondent al raffle joins us with the latest ali, what do we know right now and what questions remain? >> right now, we know the do

and pentagon are digging for any evidence of a possible trader within the defens department, and u.s. intelligence agencies who ma have leaked the documents. but questions about what could've been exposed and them continue to grow new concerns over how secure the country's defense secret really are >> obviously, leaks this i what this is or hacks that succeeds i extremely dangerous. >> after a suspected leak of classified u.s. documents abou ukraine's war effort and military strength. or possibly leaked photos of the alleged leak top secret documents poste recently on social media the league first reported by the new york times include maps and equipment less dela out details about ukraine' military strengths, casualty counts, and western weapon capabilities the times reporting that the documents also reveal u.s. national security secrets abou the middle east in china >> there's some indication that there are some aspects of the document that have som

authenticity to them but there also indications tha this may be a russia disinformation campaign. which they're very good. at >> all russian state medi largely avoids coverage of the documents, when ukrainia officials calling it a bluff b russia meanwhile, intelligenc analysts say that they'r confident at these documents were also doctored >> the determination has bee sensitively, this is a russian-led effort >> it's attempting to target strategic intelligence sharing between the united states an ukraine. and try to create a bad fait relationship there >> both the justice and th defense department now tryin to get answers >> it puts ourselves at risk that puts our allies at risk >> lindsey, the potentia fallout from this is still unclear. former intelligence official say that if certain informatio on russia was revealed in thes documents. one possible implication would be moscow potentially cuttin off a key u.s. eavesdropping

channel use for intelligence gathering. >> aly rafael, thank you this easter morning, the pop was back at the doctor holding services for spectators at the vatican. the vatican estimates abou 100,000 people gathered in st. peters square for easter mass. and it comes just days after - hospitalized with bronchitis which forced him to skip the outdoor portion of good friday services saturday live marking easter weekend. presenting a last supper but with a big twist >> it's foretold, though i hav committed no crime i will be arrested, tried, and found guilty >> sound familiar? [laughter] thank you so much. and famous, wonderful ma arrested for no reason at all. if you haven't put it together folks, i'm comparing myself to jesus again. and what better time than on

his birthday, easter as we speak, i have been persecuted on a level that likes of which the world has never seen, even worse, even worse than the late grea jesus. i know many people are saying, we're very similar [laughter] or both very tall, very popular, and both white americans >> all, right before we go a quick programming note starting tomorrow, estee journalist ana cabrera jones the msnbc reports lined up with her premiere of ann cabrera reports at 10 am eastern. and will kick off coverage a ten, followed by the rest of the msnbc reports lineup until -- that 4 pm eastern. watch i miss msnbc reports o weekdays beginning at 10 a eastern, only on msnbc that wraps up for this hour. i'm lindsay riser. yazmine we'll be back next saturday and sunday at 2 p eastern. and simone starts right now.

>> greetings, everyone you are watching symone. they're coming up on what is a pivotal week for the lawmakers expelled from the tennesse state house. all eyes are watching to see i local officials will vote to reinstate them i caught up with the democrati leaders of the state legislato -- for their take on how we got t this point in our democracy, and while former president donald trump is having a goo old time at ufc fights, americ is waiting to see what is next with the felony charges in manhattan and many investigations into the former president. we are talking to his former fixer, michael cohen plus, in the regroup, ryan goslyn is filling with the o why he could not say no to the new barbie movie that is symone sanders-townsend, and i have something to say.