michael steel and juanita toliver came to play.nk you both, appreciate you. >>> the number of daily covid cases in florida is soaring. and a near record rate. yet the governor there continues mocking steps that save lives. we'll talk to one of the doctors experiencing all this firsthand, when "the 11th hour" continues. s l congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. new dove men, plant based body wash is different. with plant based cleansers. and moisturizers for healthy and hydrated men, skin, relax your body and mind, shower with new dove men. >>> do you want to know how we put this virus behind us? i'll tell you how. we need to get more people vaccinated. the pictures of hospitals in several states overloaded with patients is unnecessary, avoidable, and tragic. >> among the states seeing the biggest covid surges is florida. today the state reported 17,589 new ca

so juanita, it is getting tough out there. my evidence, exhibit one.oin me and listening to how our friend nicole wallace started her broadcast today. >> tragically and perhaps ironically, how he clinch the democratic nomination, president biden will now have the distinction of serving as president during one of the greatest rollbacks to access to the polls in recent american history. >> so, juanita, tough but fair. it gets worse, here is jeff green field talking about the democrats. they have a majority coalition, they control the white house, but the democrats are trapped in delusions of rewriting the rules why the gop figures out ways to bend them. and not to be outdone, steve schmidt today says that chuck schumer is not the leader. that these times demand. so how are democrats gonna deal with all of these pressures, juanita? >> look brian, democrats have to get it together. the clock is ticking for them to do that. and i definitely appreciate all this commentary, especially from the coal wallace because she hit the nail on the head by having histor

tim miller, juanita tolliver, thank you.man in america won't be competing in the tokyo olympics. when the 11th hour continues. >> a pretty stunning decision to tell you about tonight. america's fastest women track and field star sha'carri richardson won't be at the tequila picks. 17 days away after testing positive for marijuana and accepting a month long suspension, she was still eligible to be named to the relay team. thomas now on why richardson is the latest marquee athlete who won't be on team usa. >> here comes sha'carri? >> it's official, the fastest woman in america, sha'carri richardson will not be competing in any events at the tokyo olympics. tonight, usa track and field announcing she will not run the relay. her last chance to make the team. richardson earned a ticket to tokyo that dramatic victory in the women's 100 meter at the u.s. olympic trials. >> i want the world to know that i am that girl. >> but following that jubilation, the 21 year-old tested positive for marijuana, a bad substance. >> i know what i'm

i think juanita is exactly right. democrats don't need to put a lot of hope on these guys showing up. but here's the rub, i would enforce any subpoena that is enforced by this committee because they have the authority and force of law behind them. and so, if you think -- i'm a member of congress, no, you have the governor of texas telling democrats right now, saying when you guys come back from washington, i'm gonna have you arrested and hauled into the house of senate chambers to vote. guess what? turn about is fair play. guess what, you're gonna have the democratic chairman of that committee in forcing those subpoenas and those members, those republican members, they're gonna haul your behind in front of them and you're gonna sit down in that chair, you can invoke the fifth but you will be sitting in that chair. that is the new play here, we will see how it plays out. >> and i'm gonna mark this down that at 11:40 pm here on the east coast, michael steele, when you got tolliver came to play. thank you both, we apprec

i hate to say that. >> juanita?hink, ari, looking at that poll i do appreciate the consensus around alternatives to giving police more money. alternatives to just upping their resources and boosting communities soon scenes like social workers as well as investing and communities themselves. i have to take it with a great assault though when they say they're been a spike in concern about policing. because we know there hasn't been a spike in crime, right? like there's not a 20 year high in crime. so this level of interest or concern about crime seems unfounded. especially when research from pew ever sizes that people there is a rising crime, but there absolutely is not. it has been on the decline for decades. >> yeah, i think i'll just sienna like you have the last word. there's been a pullback in crime, but then in the last year or two there has been a rise in violent crime in some cities. so, it's not i -- take your point. it's not where we were ten years ago. but depending on where people are, they'll here with so

yeah, juanita? >>. >> i think, ari, looking at the poll.nderstand alternatives to giving community solutions and investing in communities themselves. i have to take it with a grain of salt when they say there's been a spike in concern in ploosing because we know there's not been a spike in crime. right? there's not a 20 year high in crime so this level of interest or concern about crime seems unfounded especially when research through the pugh center, says people believe there's rising crime and there's not. there's been a decline over the last decade. >> i will say something and let you have the last say. there's a macro pull back, but over the last year, there's been a rise in crime in some cities. >> so the ability to zoom out for national conversations, it's important. >> yeah, no appreciate all of that. and look, we have an important issue here that americans claim to want to solve and as gene and others were saying, congress may just take a knee, we will see, thank you each of you, coming up, what to expect in the trump org prone now

juanita tolliver is a democratic strategist. susan del percio is a republican strategist. few hours, former president trump will hold a rally in sarasota, florida. his most rabid supporters have been lining up for days. and as you see, thousands are there some three hours before the rally is scheduled to start. now it's his first appearance since his company and cfo were charged with running a 15-year tax scheme, and it's being held just a few hundred miles from the site of the horrific building collapse in surfside, florida, which according to "the washington examiner" angered republican governor ron desantis, although the governor now denies this. what political conditions is the former president in as he takes the stage tonight, susan? >> well, he is going to his people. so they are going to cheer and yell and hoot and holler, and my guess is we'll hear something about locking someone up, we'll hear enemies lists, and we'll hear a lot of witch hunts, but it will just be a rehashing of everything else he said. the only thing that may make a little news is that he'll resp

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so, juanita, it's getting tough out there. one, join me in listen willing to how our friend nicole wallace started the broadcast today. >> tragically and perhaps ironically based on how he clinched the democratic nomination, president joe biden will now forever hold the distinction of having served as president during one of the greatest roll-backs of access to the polls in recent american history. >> so, juanita, tough but fair, it get abouts worse. here is jeff greenfield talking about the democrats. they have a majority coalition, they control the white house but the democrats are trapped in delusions of re-writing the rules while the gop figures out ways to bend them. and not to be outdone, steve schmidt today said chuck schumer is not the leader these times demand. how are democrats going to deal with the pressures, juanita? >> democrats have to get it together and the clock is ticking for them to do that. and i definitely appreciate all the commentary, especially from nicole wallace, she hit the nail on the head by havin

let me start with you, juanita.ssed facet of the voting rights struggle underway. right now gerrymandering, the redrawing of congressional districts so that politicians pick their voters instead of the other way around, new reporting by mother jones indicates that due to their control of the redistricting process in georgia, florida, and north carolina, as well as texas, i might add, republicans could retake those house seats by gerrymandering alone, without needing to persuade a single new voter. what can we do to stop this sub subversion of the democratic process? >> rev, the bill is already in congress. it's the for the people act. this bill, while we've all heard the key points around combatting voter suppression and preserving voting rights, it includes language such as prohibiting harmful gerrymandering and invalidating harmful maps and installing independent commissions to draw the maps across the country. back in a decision in 2019 the supreme court did empower congress to pass laws that would prevent partis

juanita, let me start.hs since former president donald trump left office and the tell-all books are starting to roll in. nbc news has obtained excerpts from "i alone can fix it" written by "washington post" reporters phil rucker and carol leonnig. listen to how they described the president's response to the january 6th storming of the capitol. at the white house, trump was back in his private dining room watching everything unfold on television. the president was riveted. his supporters had heeded his call to march on the capitol with, quote, pride and boldness. for trump, there was no more beautiful sight than thousands of energize people waving trump flags, wearing red maga caps and fighting to keep him in power. juanita, when you compared that with how the president behaved during the black lives matter protests during the summer of 2020, what does it tell you? >> it tells me that everything we knew about trump continues to track that he is this type of person who all he wanted was chaos following the el

. >>> let's bring in juanita tolliver, mbs political analyst. juanita, always good to see you. prioritizing this right now. >> look, alicia, i think he sees the monthly jobs reports and knows there are gaps for employees who are seeking to re-enter the workforce as well as consumers looking to spend money in this economy. and so i think this is a way for him to start to scratch the surface and undo some of the harms that 40 years of big mergers and acquisitions from corporations have presented to individuals and consumers. and so he's really putting this front and center because he does want to rebuild an economy better than it was before because we know a lot of these challenges existed well before the pandemic. i just think they have more impact now as we're rebuilding an economy after the pandemic or still during the pandemic. >> juanita a topic and i come back to over and over is this idea of the biden administration and biden himself needing to sell the accomplishments of the administration, actually getting out on the road talking with the american people about what this

i'll go to joan and then juanita. >> i have no idea what will happen.o think that tim scott is trying, is sincere about this. i don't know if he can bring people along. and anyone who is surprised the police are playing a terrible role should not be in these negotiations. because police scenes are generally terrible. i hate to say that. many police officers -- yeah. >> i think looking at that poll, i do appreciate the consensus around giving police more money, alternatives to investing in social workers and communities themselves. but i have to take it worth a grain of salt when they say that there is been this spike in concern about policing. we know there hasn't been a hike in crime. so this concern about crime seems unfounded, especially when research from pew emphasizes people believe there is a rise in crime but there absolutely is not. it's been on the decline for decades now. >> yeah. there is been a macro pullback in crime and then in the last year or two, there has been a rise in some so i take your point. not where we were ten years ago. depen

juanita, welcome to "the reidout." i would love to get your assessment of where things are. do you think speaker pelosi played this right by calling kevin mccarthy's bluff and saying hell to the no to jim jordan and jim banks? >> essentially, right, jonathan, she is doing what needs to do done by taking and holding her veto power to make sure that two people who not only further trump's lies but also help to spread lies and information about january 6th to keep them off of the select committee and from making that select committee a circus. as david said earlier, jim jordan is already deploying deflection and distraction tactics. that's all he would have done on the select committee but he would have brought in his obsession with groups like black lives matter or antifa into the fold. so what pelosi is saying is no, none of that here. not on my watch. what i think is also critical here is that while we know mccarthy has made every effort to obstruct this, right, he kept his caucus from supporting that independent bipartisan committee where they would have had veto power over

juanita, what is going on?hat we saw in the lead up to january 6th and trying to fill those gaps and ensure that intelligence is being collected in a more efficient way that can have tangible impact before anything happens. but more importantly, chris, i think we need that full exploration, that full understanding of other gaps that need to be filled to prevent this from ever happening again as well as a full understanding of what led up to january 6th, who was involved, what was said to trump, what was trump doing during the entire attack when he was silent. that's where we see the select committee coming in and i appreciate bennie thompson's statement today that ever option is on the table and they're going to get to the truth because it's their mandate. he's going to see that through in a way that i think is going to be highly productive but also understanding again what happened in the lead-up and what gaps there are still remaining to make sure this never happens again. >> on the other side of that, howeve

perhaps there's a glimmer of hope for that. >> susan del percio, juanita tolliver, thank you both. on a sunday afternoon. >>> coming up, everybody, 4,500 tips and nothing to show for it. why the fbi failed to fully investigate claims including those of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh before he was confirmed to the supreme court. former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner joining me to weigh in on that and whether anything that can be done now to someone with a lifetime appointment. we will be right back. intment. we will be right back. being tired. what is even in this? clinically-studied plant based ingredients passion flower, valerian root, and hops. new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep. this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. (school bell rings) day one. ponytail game, tight. color pencil game, sharp. folders, alphabetically ordered by subject. the squad is back and we're about to slay fif

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juanita, the democrats are dealing with it as well. their own issues but i have to get to dan. i want to ask you as a woman of power and authority, how can we help him move? let's strategize from him. get away from the liberals and shrink the federal government to live in our own freedom and liberty loving enclave. how can we pack him up and his friends and get them the hell on? >> joy, as my grandmother would say, don't let the door hit you. deuces. get gone now. it's the ultimate reversal of woe is me. even in his diatribe that he delivered on his radio show, he went from aggressively attacking progressives and calling us thugs and liars to say need safe space now. correct me if i'm wrong, this he spews hate and lies on a regular basis almost daily basis now claiming he needs a safe space questioning that concept for years and laughing at the concept. now he is so fragile. now he needs to run and hide and he needs protection when the reality is, i'm ready to be done with you. move as far away as you can. move, go, bye. >> nobody is s

juanita, the same question to you. people say and wrongly, they would sort of mock her for even before introducing it. oh, why do one of these vision bills and it is not happening. here is happening and to giver people a little more context, i want to put the tax credit detail here. it comes out to 3,600 a year and a full credit for individuals go up to about 112-k or 150k. this is right and this is a big deal. i have been talking to parents in my circle who are receiving this child tax credit, they recognize the direct helpful impact that's going to help in terms of monthly expenses and back-to-school supplies or putting to do on the table or catching up on those bills. poverty long existed in this country. the issue is that now attention and investment are being made that's going to have positive extranalities. on top of that direct benefit of unrestricted funds that families with kids can use whatever they need to. i appreciate when i see democratic apparatus like the d-trip calling out incumbents who voted against

you met juanita. he's a great teacher and coach. >> we finally got a team. thanks to you, sir.to y.lent as the coach. marty, you haven't seen marty sheen in a long time. and it's just a lovely movie based on fact, and i didn't realize that all the founding fathers were masons except -- >> stephen: jefferson? jefferson. he didn't believe in secrecy. he was the only one. >> stephen: are you a mason? no, i don't know much about them. >> stephen: do you believe in secrecy? >> yeah, my own. ( laughter) >> stephen: i assume you have some secrets that you're not willing to share with us today. >> i'm not going to share them with you at anytime. ( laughter) >> stephen: when we come back, robert duvall and i watch my favorite scene of his of all time from the movie "network." stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ feeling stressed in your skin? not with new olay retinol body wash. which improves skin 3x better. from dry and stressed, to bright and smooth. so, i can feel my best in my skin. olay body. fearless in my skin. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible wit

. >> juanita, to that point of dishonesty you heard earlier, general banks speaking to tourists. if they were just nice tourists, what does it matter, but you get the sense that what they're doing is testing the messaging they'll be using in 2022, which is don't look here, look over there. >> distractions and diversions, and that's got to stop, but it's not going to stop. they're going to keep trying to send these mixed signals because they know their base will eat it up and not ask any questions. if anything, democrats need to stop falling into the trap of trying to respond to these lies versus sticking to your own message. what you're not going to do, you're not going to be able to convince them, anyway. don't waste your time engaging on it. stay focused on a vision and message for this country. that's my advice to entering 2022. >>> how far should lawmakers go to get americans vaccinated? >>> plus how much could tom barrett have on trump world? >>> how much is too much or not enough? sexism in sports. >>> first, we're tracking the other big stories here on msnbc. richard? >>>

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. >>> i'm joined by juanita tolliver.d to see you. >> i want to return to you to a theme that's important even if it's not exciting. we live in a world where we have been told everything should be exciting and entertaining at all times. as we showed there's some real nut and bolts on getting the jobs and spending bills done. schumer working with biden on this and the scale would be larger if they can get it done even though it hasn't come with a great deal of excitement or controversy yet. >> that's exactly right. let's be real, this infrastructure bipartisan negotiated deal did have a bit of drama. for everybody looking for some drama, there were moments where republicans were considering pulling out. right now everything is moving forward and everybody is looking for this legislative language that they can get their teeth into fully understanding what it will cover not only for the bipartisan deal but the budget reconciliation bill which we know not every democrat is on board with yet. i think schumer will push everythi

juanita is next from alabama on a line for others. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i agree with the lady from michigan who was saying people need to get off their rear and go to work. i have worked hard all my life. i would like to tell you a quick, quick story. i live in a 55 or older senior complex. i am 66. i was on widow's disability social security. when i reached 66, they took me on. social security. my check, i had a raise. so my rent jumped from $331 to $443 because i got a raise. this is a complex for seniors. what i don't understand is how they can say it is senior living when they can go that high on your rent. host: so back to the topic at hand we are talking about, moratorium, what did you think about it in the first place? caller: ok. i think that there should be someone that does background checks to be sure that these people are not taking advantage, and there are people that take advantage. to be sure that these people are trying to go to work. if they are not trying to go to work, i do not want to see nobody homeless. i