thank you for writing that, errin. the nitty-gritty of stuff and of course, jennifer ruben your righting a mainstay for me. msnbc contributor editor at large for "the 19th" and jen ruben, opinion writer for the "washington post." if you don't follow them on social media you should. it makes you a lot smarter. >>> the family of george floyd preparing for another week of raw testimony in the trial of derek chauvin. jonathan capehart joins me. you'll speak to george floyd's brother top of the hour? >> yes. we are. recovering a lot of big story essing on the sunday show this morning. look ahead to the second week of the derek chauvin trial with george floyd's brother felonious. ben crump, family attorney. the reverend al sharpton, our colleague will be here and talk to the president of the ford foundation. one of the top black executives who helped spur corporate america's new resistance to voter suppression and as we mark the 53rd anniversary of the assassination of dr. king while wa talk to his son. i want to know what h

errin haynes with me and jelani cobb from the new yorker.ode part of the show. debating some kind of america first caucus or party, evolution from the tea party and freedom caucus and all of this. it's about putting america first, about putting americans first, about american architecture. what's the code there? what are they doing? >> well, i mean, it's trying to resurrect trumpism and also given what the america first committee actually stood for and its fascist elements and anti-semitic elements. they're just saying the quiet part out loud now. >> errin, what do you think? marjorie taylor green, believe it or not, put out a statement, suggesting she's not as involved in this as reports might have implied. they released a staff level draft proposal from an outside group that i hadn't read. the scum and liars in the media are calling me a racist by taking things out of contest. i had planned to drive president trump's america first agenda with my congressional colleagues but we won't let the media or anyone else push the narrative. what do

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joining our course, eugene daniels and errin haynes and former congressman david jolly is back. look. people have pointed out this isn't something new and required vaccinations many times to go to school. there are times the army can require vaccines and republicans want you to show an i.d. before you can vote. so why are they bringing this up this way now? >> yeah. it is good to be with you. let me encourage you all to follow the health care reporter at the 19 because she is helping me to kind of start to wrap my head an around the irs. thinking about this issue, the idea of -- right? like in the absence of a national plan which is par for the course with this pandemic, this is largely going to be left up to the states to decide. but to the point you were making, chris, we already -- schools already require vaccinations before you are allowed to go to a lot of colleges. there are certainly private businesses that have certain requirements for entry. no shoes, no shirt, no service. they can say no vaccines and seeing states weigh in on this. again especially in the absence of a

. >> errin haines, let's look at why this happened.he companies lining up, falling over themselves to figure out how to be in tune with black lives matter, i'm never clear whether this is good corporate citizenship, companies doing the right thing or risk management as stephanie rhule calls it. they know if you don't do the right thing, your customers are going to come after you, because those act vues in georgia, those voting rights activists warned delta and coca-cola we're coming after you if you don't speak up and stop funding republicans carrying on about this big lie. >> for the activists who have long considered putting pressure on these businesses to be a strategy, while this may be a moral imperative for these activists they know it can be an economic imperative and money can be motivation for businesses that may not automatically choose to do the right thing, stand on the side of their customers, and also some of their workforces which are quite diverse. delta has 46% of their staff people of color, coca-cola also has a diver

errin, thank you. and david jolley, congratulations on your wonderful news. hearts with joy. is anybody sleeping? >> no, no, but you used the word jody. a few times in life you get to experience joy. we nope happiness and excitement, but joy is a rare thing. laura and i are experiencing a lot of joy with the birth of our son this week. >> congratulations. >> all our love. >> thank you. >>> super it is sublime to this, outrage and disgust over marjorie taylor greene's tweet. >>> plus new concerns that the pentagon's crackdown on extremism in the military might be overlooking a big faction of those who took part in the riot. >>> vladimir putin's warning to the world not to mess with russia? that threat as russian forces are amassing on the border with ukraine, and alexi navalny is near death in prison. don't go anywhere. s ne dareath in prison don't go anywhere. w pronamel mit helps protect teeth against everyday acids. pronamel boosts enamel's natural absorption of calcium and phosphate - helping keep teeth strong, white and protected from sensitivity. new pro

let's bring into our conversation, our friend errin hains, editor at large at the 19th.ines are so bleak and dire. we start with them, our bad for getting to a good news story on this front later in the program but this feels like if not a dam break then certainly a counterbalance to what we see from these republican-led legislatures. what do you think? >> you know, possibly, nicolle. georgia has really had a boom in terms of movies that have been made there. hollywood just kind of making georgia the hollywood of the south and so for will smith and antoine to say they're pulling this film literally named emancipation. a film about slavery. that does send a really strong message because georgia's relationship with the movie industry is something that they have been cultivating over the past decade and so to see that threaten, really, is a big deal in that state. just to look at the statement. at this moment in time, the nation is coming to terms with its history and vestiges of institutional racism. we cannot in good conscience provide economic support that enacts laws to

. >> given the results, errin are there certain areas you'd be favorable?mendations what are your best ideas? >> yes, best ideas, nike and lulu, want to own those names. and under armour on the female-centric side, the spending with the females the highest we've seen particularly with clothing since 2013, we're looking at names like revolve. this is a female centric player. we would be buying revolve and then tapestry. they are the handbag player. we do think handbags are primed for a rebound here and coach and kate spade, both brands also took multi-year highs.estry raised to $54. >> lots of brands. lots of names. lots of ideas. always great to get your thoughts we appreciate the survey results. >> thank you >>> on deck for the show, stocks were bounce back today as the dow and s&p look to regain the record highs we saw earlier this week >>> and an opportunity in ideas. if you have not done so, subscribe to the podcast if you missed "worldwide exchange," check us out on apple, spotify or other apps whatever way you choose. check it out we'll be right back.

errin haynes for the 19th and dr. brittany cooper from rutgers university.t year she wasn't able to celebrate her 100th in proper style but she's now pfizer vaccinated and ready to tear up the streets on this april sunday. here's to you, nohmie myers on your very special day. if you go out to eat today, i recommend getting the surf and turf. can't go wrong with that. thank you for watching "velshi." catch me here next saturday and sunday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. "the sunday show" with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> a rash of police killings after the chauvin verdict. what will it mean for police reform? i'll ask two key leaders on the issue, congresswoman karen bass and congresswoman val demings. the j&j vaccine is available once again. now we just have to get more shots in arms of any coronavirus vaccine. surgeon general vivek murthy is here with the latest. and keeping it 100 as president biden approaches a milestone. republicans approach hysteria. >> he's gone full woke-arista. >> a brand-new nbc news poll shows why gop putdowns like that

. >> errin, what happens next in georgia? >> i think what i would say is that, yes, what you also have is that the fear of speaking out, the fear of doing something and getting involved has started to become overtaken by the fear of not speaking out, not doing something. you see athletes that didn't think they needed to weigh in on these issues and they are. you have athletes focusing on voter suppression and president biden asking the country, is this who we are and who we want to be as a country? many white americans saying, no, this is not who we want to be and who i amg. speaking up, speaking out and taking action and saying it is not something that they want to be associated with. and then you have the business business icons who made that dramatic statement. these are not people who normally want the spotlight and drawing attention to themselves on these issues but they know that their wealth and stature does not insulate them from discrimination or weighing in and the message is having a platform really means nothing i