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the sunday show with jonatha capehart ♪ ♪ ♪ good morning i'm jonathan capehart. mourns this sunday morning amid the growing toll of gun violence in this country. >> the cops said help if you need help. and then they got one of the persons in my class said, help. the guy overheard, and he came in and shot her. and then the cops barged into that classroom. >> i hear you shoot the

i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. this sunday, we begin with that mass shooting at a grocery store in buffalo, new york, that left ten people dead and three people injured overnight. law enforcement officials have flat out called that racially motivated. the 18 year old white suspect is in custody and appeared at a hearing overnight. according to the erie county da, he is scheduled for a felony hearing on thursday. the fbi is now investigating the shooting as a hate crime, after authorities confirmed that the shooter may have left behind and apparent manifesto. >> the fbi is providing all necessary resources, both locally and nationally, to investigate this matter. we will not stop until every liters investigated, every piece of evidence is analyzed and until we understand how and why this horrible tragedy and crime occurred. >> the justice department released a statement, which reads in part, the justice department is investigating this matter as a hate crime and an act of racially motivated violent and extremism. ac

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jonathan capehart -- dunn's great show. shocking, everyone in my whole area were like what is that. anyway, and i love your reaction. with the hell? it was appropriate, what can i say. okay, my friend, have a good one.

jonathan capehart -- dunn's great show. pretty awesome, can i just say washing the tennessee pastor that you have at the top of the hour. anger, hatred, lies, all that he was feeling. i thought, you know, that's not why i go to church. to walk away with that. what was up with that? >> we're not passing the plate for the past, or i'm sorry. >> no, that was shocking, everyone in my whole area were like what is that. anyway, and i love your reaction. with the hell? it was appropriate, what can i say. okay, my friend, have a good one. >> america day to all of you at msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news that's today, millions of parents are now one step closer to the relief they've been so desperately seeking. just in the last hour, at the plane carrying more than 70,000 pounds of baby formula from europe touching down, you see it there in indiana. this is the first of several deliveries with more snow to arrive in the states in the next coming days. it is part of the bi

time now for the last word with jonathan capehart sitting in for lawrence.of the velshi banned book club, so i know you will be there. a member of>> absolutely i wil. thank you very much. in the years since donald trump came down the escalator and took over the republican party it is becoming clear that trump is a symptom of the anti democratic cancer that is infecting conservatism. not the disease. it did not recede after trum

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time now for the last word with jonathan capehart sitting in for lawrence. good evening, i already know that you are a member of the velshi banned book club, so i know you will be there. a member of>> absolutely i wil. thank you very much. in the years since donald trump came down the escalator and took over the republican party it is becoming clear that trump is a symptom of the anti democratic cancer that is infecting conservatism. not the disease. it did not recede after trump lost. after the laughable landscaping company press conference. even after the attack on our nation's capital. no. instead it is escalating. that anti-democratic cancer is metastasizing. just look at pennsylvania today. the two high-profile races for the open -- and the governor's mansion and -- have huge implications for both the commonwealth and the nation at large. as they do every year. the editorial board of the philadelphia inquirer, one of the nation's biggest newspapers, in a crucial swing state wanted to endorse a republican candidate for those races. but they couldn't. the

up, yet next, michael steele filling in for jonathan capehart on the sunday show.inds after record setting early morning turnout, taking place in tuesday's primaries, and donald trump's rearrange fantasy we will have a preview of what's

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also, jonathan capehart.the livestreaming of the event itself. what do they propose to do here? >> right. under new york executive law of 63.8, the governor and attorney general have the ability to investigate companies if they pose a threat to the citizens of new york. under that law, they're taking a look at this and saying, look, when we talk about twitch, 4chan, discord, are these platforms that allow threats to be made on them -- i think the answer to that at this point is yes. the second component of that is should they be doing something to mitigate those threats? right now there is not a specific target of the investigation, saying we're investigating this and will go after that. it is the moment where they're trying to figure out, what do we have going on here? what steps are the companies taking? what steps might they need to take under new york law? i think this is a much more wide-ranging, not targeted, not from the standpoint of grasping at straws, but they'll see what should be done with the com

seeing mama miss capehart, i can see how you are so thoughtful jonathan. appearance. i love you so much mom. happy mother's day to you, mama miss capehart, and to my mom, and to all of you out there celebrating. have a good one. >> ha

♪ ♪ ♪ good morning i'm jonathan capehart. this is a sunday show.ca mourns this sunday morning amid the growing toll of gun violence in this country. >> the cops said help if you need help. and then they got one of the persons in my class said, help. the guy overheard, and he came in and shot her. and then the cops barged into that classroom. >> i hear you shoot the shooter. they ran past. went back inside. >> what were you thinking as you were hiding in that bathroom for so long? >> i think i was just like, trying to be still. not like, -- just crying in my head, saying, don't make any noise. >> in the span of ten days, to 18 year old man allegedly killed 31 people 19 of them children, in two separate mass shootings on opposite ends of the country. the shooters in both massacres, a lot and they won in uvalde, texas uvalde, texas, legally purchased semiautomatic rifles. assault style weapons, they can buy, but they are not legally old enough to buy a call. this is not the american dream, it is the american nightmare. our nation is under siege. we ar

seeing mama miss capehart, i can see how you are so thoughtful jonathan. your mother is a thoughtful woman. but i can also see where you got your good looks. there you have, it right there. so while i have you on your mother, jonathan, i want to wish my mother, who was equally beautiful in every way shape and form. her beauty, spiritual. her appearance. i love you so much mom. happy mother's day to you, mama miss capehart, and to my mom, and to all of you out there celebrating. have a good one. >> happy mother's day, alex. >> thank you. >> a very good 80 from the msnbc headquarters here in new york. we are gonna go there with some of the news. first lady doctor jill biden having made a surprise visit to ukraine today. and during that war zone now for nearly two hours. the first one you met with her ukrainian counterpart, olena zelenska, in a mother's day show of solidarity for one refugee. this is the first time ukraine's first lady has been seen since the invasion began. in the meantime, russia ramping up its attacks on civilians. and the infrastructures