and famously said a house divided against itself cannot stand. how does history, how does that thinking guide us today? he put principal above everything else. and we often see lincoln as the master politician of this brilliant figure who maneuver it. and he was a brilliant figure who maneuver it. but the reason i want to do this book. jonathan, as you know, lincoln is not an undercover subject. i don t think i m rescuing him from obscurity. but i wanted to note not just how he did what he did but why. he lost two senate races in the 1850s. he only won 39% of the vote in 1860. he was an anti slavery politician. that s not to celebrate him mindlessly. but he personally believed that slavery had to be contained to
the boston globe. also a co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast. thank you both so much for coming back to the sunday show, charles, unlike bannon, trump does not seem to be risking much if he does not comply because he can simply wait out the canadians of the republicans will take back the house, but do you think he ll actually appear to the deposition? jonathan, regardless of what donald trump says on the road, regardless of what it does is accolades, what he shouts from the mountain tops during different rallies, i can tell you, the answers it resounding no. donald trump knows and has also been advised that it is in his best interest to do everything he can to delay this until after the elections, because he knows more than likely, come january, on a new congress takes office, this committee is likely going to be dissolved. because of that he knows if you want to resist the subpoena, if you want to claim executive privilege and fight it out in court over the documents that
that shapeable dissipates. treating your mental health is critical should be as commonplace is getting a yearly physical exam, or your seasonal flu shot. think about that. joining me now is the host of the sunday show, jonathan kaye part. jonathan, good morning to. you re good to see you. good morning, ali. good to see you too. you know i think that s a great recommendation that they re putting out there. yeah it s a lot better if it s out of the system rather than putting it on everyone s own shoulders to go out there and talk about something that they re not comfortable talking about. i think this could be a big development. yeah, very. beg reducing shame, as you mentioned, but also the stigma that makes sets a routine thing, your mental health is as important as your physical health, as you point out there, ali. as you well know, we ve got a lot. we have a jam-packed show on the sunday show coming to you from los angeles this morning, california congressman karen bass will be
that does it for me tonight, rachel will be back here on monday. and i will see you tomorrow night at 8 pm needs stern on my show, a, man right here on msnbc. now it s time for the last, where jonathan kaye part is in for lawrence tonight. good evening, jonathan. good evening lawrence good evening eamonn, have a good friday night. the january six committee has made it official, the next public hearing will be thursday night at 8 pm. after seven bombshell hearings, this is expected from summer hearings. the committee has stressed
break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. welcome back to the sunday show, i m jonathan kaye part. yesterday, thousands turned out for the women s march in washington to pressure president biden to do more to protect abortion rights. i believe in biden s white house, i want to support him completely, i just agree that there is more that can be done. he can rally his people, he can rally his party a little bit better. the thing is, the president is limited when it comes to taking immediate executive action. let s bring our focus to the states. state legislators are a mess.