joan walsh, you wrote the book "what's the matter with white people" which i wish everyone would read. i'm sure your publisher was probably not thrilled with the title of the book but you wrote that during the obama era. the reality is there's been this fantasy out there that we could reach this age, sort of magical reckoning, racial healing. because we elected president obama and all we got is a backlash that's so ferocious that now 47% of the country really do think -- there are a lot of them who really think that donald trump is literally going to be magically reimposed in office in august, that it's going to happen. they think mike lindell is sane. i don't know how you fix something that an entire political party has invested themself in maintaining. >> we don't know. we never have and we never have had to but we have to now, joy. i don't know what it's going to take. i look back to that book that i wrote and, you know, i saw trump coming. but i don't think i saw it being as horrible as it is or saw it being as huge as it is in terms of there being roughly 47% -- let's just say 40

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joining me now is melissa murray and our correspondent joan walsh. professor murray, i am going to start with you. this is important to do this reset every single day. when i talk to people who don't do this for a living they're like how much trouble is donald trump in? so can you lay out to the audience again with investigations into the cfo, with information about them keeping two sets of books. how much trouble will donald trump be in if he's anyone other than donald trump? >> a damming picture. this is a person that managed todd distance himself from all manner of criminal activities that's boiling around him. will this go so far to actually attach to donald trump? that remains to be seen. surely he's involved in this whether or not there can be evidence that links him into a conclusive way that prosecutors can then use all the elements of their case but it is not great but this is a guy who's always been slippery. when you say he's slippery, in the past, he suggested he's paying people off and bought people off and basically bragged about all so

michael sagg and the nation's joan walsh. >> doctor, what does it mean the president is out there pushing people to do something they will not do without 100 bucks or more to incentivize just getting vaccinated. >> it is baffling to me as you just said that getting the vaccine protecting your own health is not incentive enough. i have talked to people around the world and they are clambering for this vaccine in areas that just don't have and even in sidney and austria still having to wait several months to get the vaccine. what's emerging right now is something we all fear of several months ago as we saw the vaccine uptakes starting to weigh in, that was the emergence of another surge of another spike. that's what we are in right now. we'll see numbers increasing very likely to be on what we ever experienced before in terms of peaks and around labor day, there could be two or three times higher than what we have ever seen with covid. that's going to be true in alabama. >> yeah, i understand we are going to work on it with joan and trying to get her up to speed. doctor, staying with you, i

i'm joined by eugene washington, the nation's joan walsh and juanita tolliver. , i'll go to you first. we've had the discussion before the president saying we're getting close to noon. he will tout the economic figures which are partly due to a more capable management on covid and partly due to good luck in terms of timing. and then he's saying, hey, he's ready to act as long as they don't spike the agenda in washington. >> you know, i won't even say that it is good luck. the luck comes from the fact that he got the american relief plan passed. he got into arms, as we say. kind of a cliche that i don't love. but now i say it so whatever. it is not luck. he's delivering. and he's asking for more. and the question is, when he asks for more, are even democrats going to say, well, we're in recovery so we're good. we don't need this. or are they going on realize, looking back at the history of 2009, 2010, we hit -- we put some money into the economy. it helped. it didn't do enough. then we stalled. so i am, i was very impressed by what he said today and i haven't alwa

and joan walsh. happy 4th of july. thank you all for being here. ruth, let me start with you and the supreme court decision in the arizona cases. let me get you to react to something from justice alito in the opinion where he writes, "because voting necessarily requires some effort and compliance with some rules, a voting system that is equally open and furnishes an equal opportunity to cast a ballot must tolerate the usual burdens of voting. mere inconvenience cannot be enough to demonstrate a violation." >>> ruth, not only are you a journalist, you are a lawyer. so your reaction to that. >> well, a mere inconvenience. i would actually encourage justice alito to go visit some of the native american voters or would-be voters in arizona who don't live near mailboxes, who don't -- many of whom who don't have cars, many of whom live very far from polling places and see whether their ability to not be able to have other people collect their ballots and bring them in for counting is a mere, quote-unquote, inconvenience. that is a sliver of what justice

with joan walsh. what's your thoughts? >> i think it is a depressing place to be. we made great progress and now we are seeing backsliing in blue state and much worse in the red states. i don't only blame the unvaccinated, i blame a lot of republicans who for months have been either discouraging it and certainly not encouraging it and never mandating it and generally playing this down for almost a year and a half now. it is not just about the vaccines, it is about making masks such a partisan divide. so i thought about ron desantis and greg abbott and sarah hucklebee sanders, she wants to be governor of arkansas. on fox, nah, no mask mandate or vaccine mandate, i am going to be about freedom. even those who are vaccinated, i am learning more and more people having fairly break through cases. that is because of the unvaccinated mingling among us and it is frustrating to see. >> you mentioned breakthroughs and dr. fauci discussing it this week. >> for the most part, thankfully we are seeing that when you do get a breakthrough case, you are generally protected against

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rene graham and joan walsh. thank you very much for coming back to "the sunday show."epublicans -- they can't handle the truth? >> absolutely right. we talked about it at the time. she comprised so much to establish a bipartisan commission that would be outside of the legislature. that republicans would have equal nominees and equal subpoena power. she gave them everything they wanted. and kevin mccarthy cut the legs out from under his chief negotiator mitch mcconnell. blocked it. there's nothing -- they would settle for nothing except stone walling. i'm proud she's doing this. i wish they would let the other people who aren't maniacs serve. if they won't, you know, she's going to do what she has to do. she can't be stone walled. it's a fars and democratic. >> uh-huh. ren nay? >> if you send in the clowns, you'll get -- and that's -- what you understand. and important to allow, you know, the gop of jim jordan and jim banks who is questioning the legality of some of the votes of the election based on nothing and have them on the commission. this is all about exactly as