joy ann reid, who we hosted also just a few weeks ago for her new book. i hope you've had a chance to read it. if you haven't, you've got to get it, it's called "fracture." it's one of the smartest books, honestly, about american politics, especially about the evolution of race of the democratic party, fantastic book. thank you, joy ann, so much for being here. what a contribution that book is. of course, we've got it here for you, so come right up afterwards. and lastly but, of course, not least, paul butler who's the author of "let's get free," and he's one of the most respected civil rights attorneys in the country as well as a professor at georgetown law. we are so delighted also to have you, another friend of our store. so i feel, you know, very, very happy to be in such great company with all of them and with all of you, so they are terrific. but i just want to say a couple more things about april. many of you know she's a very familiar voice on american urban radio, longtime commentator on american politics, been a reporter for more than 30 years a

joy-ann reid who we hosted just a few weeks ago for her new book. i hope you've had a chance to read it. if you haven't you have to get it, it, it's called fracture. it's one of the smartest books about american politics, especially about the evolution of race in the democratic party. it's a fantastic book. thank you so much for being here. what a contribution that book is. and then lastly, but not least, paul butler who is the author of let's get free. he is one of the most respected civil rights activist in the country per he's a professor at georgetown law. we are so delighted to have you. i feel very, very happy to be in such great company with all of them and with all of you. but i just want to say a couple more things about april. many of you know she is a very familiar voice on radio, long time commentator on american policy. obviously in that amount of time she has seen her fair share of politics and politicians. she's a white house correspondent for the network since 1997. she's covered clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. i think if y

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but joy ann reid is back at the table. you left to get on a campaign call from the clinton folks. no call? >> no. the call has been rescheduled. this is actually a call we were talking about the importance of the african-american vote. this was about african-american voters and the clint be campaign effort there. that was rescheduled. >> steve, i know you have somebody on the phone that is pivotal to this whole story line. >> yeah. that's right. the man who was running the digital operations for the sanders campaign, he was fired by the campaign over this. he did not, i am told he did not listen to or was not able to hear that press conference we just played. nonetheless, he is obviously at the center of this. he joins us by phone. josh, thank you for taking a few minutes and joining us. let me start with this. apparently from what we are told, from the documents that nbc news has been able to obtain here, a lot of what went on here is actually very traceable, very trackable and when we are able to see from these documents is that people from your campaign for over 40 minutes were

reid: hillary clinton says we need to go to syria and isis. mary anne: hillary clinton had a broad approach to this. she sounded far more presidential than both of them. this was bernie sanders' s rest of night, but hillary clinton ruled the stage. reid: this is a dog fight here. thank you so much. we appreciate your insight here. primary. the last debate here in 2015 and of course, a lot more to come as the spin has now started here in the spin room. reid lamberty, bcb be -- wcvb, newscenter 5. bob: and mike wankum joins us now. sunday is looking pretty chilly? mike: sunday is looking pretty cool. we haven' t seen temperatures like this. the low this morning is supposed to be 27 degrees. the low for the day is right now at 33 degrees. i will point out it can get very cold, and we will talk about some warmth coming in. it is chilly out there. we have upper 20' s. manchester at 23 degrees, bedford checks in at 21, what we had that wind and it is of the west. if you are stepping outside tonight, this is what it feels like out there, it feels like it is 15