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Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., discusses the House's planned vote on a a bill that would make Washington, D.C., the nation’s 51st state.

Daily covid-19 vaccinations have dropped by 11 percent in the last few days for the first time since February. Former CDC Director Dr.

Congressional Republicans are set to unveil a counteroffer to President Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan as he continues to push for its passage. House Ways and Means Ranking Member Rep.

President of the National Action Network and MSNBC host Rev.

The Supreme Court has ruling that juvenile offenders can be sentenced to life without parole.

The Senate voted Wednesday to confirm the nomination of Vanita Gupta for associate attorney general despite nearly unified opposition from Republicans. Aired on 04/22/2021.

The Morning Joe panel discusses a new column on the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial by the brother of the late George Floyd, Philonise Floyd. Aired on 04/22/2021.

Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., discusses the bipartisan effort to boost science and tech innovation in the U.S., a way forward on infrastructure and police reform. Aired on 04/22/2021.

The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest column on the outcome of Derek Chauvin's trial. Aired on 04/22/2021.

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., questioned Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams this week during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on voting rights, seemingly trying to stump Abrams. The panel discusses.

President Biden announced on Wednesday that the U.S. has reached the goal of 200 million vaccinations in 100 days. The Morning Joe panel discusses the effort to get the country to that number.

Rachel Maddow reports that despite significant resistance by Senate Republicans, Vanita Gupta was confirmed by a bipartisan majority to the number three position in the Department of Justice, with

Rachel Maddow points out that even though the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial was only yesterday, today there were three press conferences about deadly police shootings around the United States

Rachel Maddow reads the description of the actions of one pro-Trump rioter at the U.S.

Rachel Maddow looks at new bills from state Republicans across the U.S.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-Louisiana) questioned Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams on that state's ballot restricting legislation seemingly unaware how much Abrams knows about the law.

Should Covid-19 guidance be updated to allow people to skip wearing a mask in some outdoor settings? Brian Williams discusses that, plus the U.S.

MSNBC Contributor Brittany Packnett Cunningham joins Brian Williams to explain that a guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin doesn't mean 'the system' is working because that would mean that George Floyd

With two more police shootings grabbing national headlines and police reform activists still absorbing the impact of a guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, the Biden White House is

Growing up in California’s Coachella Valley, the daughter of immigrant farmworkers, Elizabeth Esteban dreamed of going to Harvard. Her dream is coming true, with a full scholarship.

Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA), chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, joins Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the caucus’ meeting with President Biden and passing immigration reform in the Senate. Rep.

Dr.

Professors Eddie Glaude and Melissa Murray join Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss Attorney General Merrick Garland’s investigation into potential patterns of misconduct in the Minneapolis Police

“People start to think that a trial like that represents American justice—It doesn't," says Chris Hayes on the Derek Chauvin trial. Aired on 04/21/2021.

How many Americans have received at least one dose of the Covid vaccine? And how does that compare to other countries? Steve Kornacki crunches the numbers at the big board. Aired on 04/21/2021.

“This isn’t about good intentions. This isn’t about overt racism. This is about this is about systems that desperately need change,” says Sen.

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It’s rare for a police officer to be convicted of murder on the job, so rare that zero officers were convicted of murder for shooting a person between the years 2005-2015.

Throughout the Chauvin trial, prosecutors called eight witnesses from the Minneapolis Police Department and Chauvin’s boss to testify against him.

Philonise Floyd talks about his reaction when the verdict was announced: "When the judge started reading and I heard 'guilty,' and then I heard 'guilty,' and then I heard 'guilty' one more time, I