reelected. i'll get reaction from quintin folk, president for the biden harris campaign. and steve phillips standard of democracy. and inside the fight to enshrine abortion laws. and breaking with the boss. former vice president mike pence on january 6th and his decision not to endorse donald trump. the fact that the president continues to insist that i had the right to overturn the election that day is a fundamental difference. but i want to be clear that, you know, i've forgiven the president in my heart for what happened that day. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. it's official, biden versus trump. and what is shaping up to be the first presidential general election rematch in nearly 70 years. sure it feels like deja vu all over again. but this 2024 version is all together different. biden seeks reelection with a strong record to stand on and defend. a record that includes a booming economy despite all those hair on fire prediction that the u.s. would slip into recession. unemployment is just 3.9%. for the last two years folks. in february job growth was more than predicted. the biden administration has also canceled millions in student loans. the fund raising, well, that's another story. today the biden-harris campaign announced it raised more than $63 million in february. not only that, with the campaign also reported that it has a record $155 million cash on hand. like, cash they can spend right now. now, let's turn our weary gaze to the twice impeached disgraced former president donald trump. since 2020, trump has been found liable for sexual assault and fraud. plus he has 80 indictments and has millions in legal penalties. trump continues to push a violent vision for america. he continues to promote the big lie. now bolstered by his hand picked and newly installed leadership team which includes his daughter-in-law laura trump. the campaign arm is establishing a new so called integrity unit led by maga election denier cristina bobb. trump started his speech by saluting the insurrectionist that were convicted for january 6th. once again, trump called them quote, hostages. then he resorted to an all too familiar play book. making racist remarks about migrants, eluding to political violence and casting doubt on our electoral process. >> if i had prisons that were teaming with ms13 and all sorts of people that they've got to take care of for the next 50 years right. young people who are in jail for years, if you call them people. i don't know if you call them people. in some cases they're not people in my opinion. we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going to be able to sell those. if i get elected. if i don't get elected it's going to be a blood bath for the whole. that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a blood bath for the country. if this election, if this election isn't one, i'm not sure that you will ever have another election in this country. does that make sense? i don't think you're going to have another election in this country. >> i have two great guests to discuss all of this. campaign manager for the biden campaign, and steve phillips author of how we win the civil war and founder of democracy in color. but let me start with you quinn quinton thank you very much for coming on the sunday show. trump's team says trump's word of blood bath was taken out of context. was he? >> no. this is who trump is. we saw him call his supporters on january 6th. this is right out of the play book. trump is weak and deeply insecure of this election and he's only in it for himself. trump is saying the quiet part outloud. the people who are saying his comments were taken out of context haven't said anything about all the other things that trump has done. all the other times he's incited political violence so no it wasn't taken out of context at all. this is who donald trump is and america needs to stand up and listen to him. >> on that point, trump says violent stuff on this all the time. why did the biden/harris campaign thought they should call him out this time. >> they call him out all the time. he's trying to get people to stand up and be violent in this country and this is not who we are in this country. president biden and vice president harris got to work trying to quell this. trying to bring americans together. trump is dividing this country. he's failing to unite his own supporters and it's showing. we're going to continue to call trump out on his extreme the positions and especially when he's cozying up to dictators and being exactly who he's telling americans he is. >> they have an election integrity university that will focus on legal challenges that could resort to restriction to the ballot. how does a campaign plan to combat that? >> look, our campaign has been focused on making sure we're doing everything we can to make sure people across this country have the right to vote. that we're protecting it. that they're not getting misinformation about their voting. it's no surprise that trump takes over the rnc and immediately sets up an election of integrity division that is with a self-proclaimed election denier in conspiracy theorist. so we're going to hold our head up and make sure that people vote. >> this is about the uncommitted votes that were cast after the devastation in gaza. more than 100 million in michigan voted uncommitted. in illinois, palestinian and muslim groups are pushing for a similar vote in their state's primary on tuesday. what is the campaign doing to heal that rift? it's a significant rift. >> we're going to continue to talk to these individuals. what i'm saying about those voting uncommitted is that president biden wants the same thing they to which is long and lasting peace in the middle east. both in israel and gaza. he's continuing to put in the work to get to that point. a lot of this work is done behind the scenes it's not up front. president biden is trying to unite america and also solve this issue. we understand that it is a deeply personal issue for a lot of people. the president is going to continued to outreach. our campaign is going to continue to do outreach to these voters to make sure they have a place in this campaign. >> speaking of outreach, officials met with palestinian leaders in chicago. more than 3,000 of those leaders refused to attend the meeting because of the war. does the president himself plan to meet with these leaders? >> president biden is willing to sit down with anybody. anybody that's willing to express their concerns. he understands these issues and he's working to resolve it. that's the difference between he and donald trump when it comes to this. president biden wants peace in the region. donald trump is calling far muslim ban and donald trump doesn't have the tact, skill, or ability to bring this resolution to the close. >> i can't have you here without asking you about this, all this ink that's been spilled about, about the fact that president biden is losing black support. losing support among black americans, do you believe? you guys do internal polling? are you losing black folks? >> what i would say is no we're not but we have to continue to make sure we're reaching out to these voters. it's been the number one thing on our mind. we went in to talk to these communities both black and hispanic communities to make sure they know we don't take them as monolithic. we have to continue to do the work and talk to these voters about what president biden and kamala harris have done for their lives. and point out that donald trump does not care about them, he's only in it for himself. >> principal deputy campaign manager for the biden/harris campaign did i get the title right. >> yes you did. >> quinton, thank you very much for come coming on the show. and joining me now is, the author of how we win the civil war. are you concerned about what's coming out of michigan? >> i am concerned. it's important to recognize both of my books is that there is a new majority majority. the overwhelmingly majority of people. if the majority of people turn out to the polls then biden will win. and should win rather handedly. there was a drop of enthusiasm, there was party splitting and that's how trump snuck through in michigan and wisconsin. that's a concern that washington needs to prioritize and needs to really take strong steps and send a clear signal that we are championing peace in that region. >> let me ask you the same question i just asked quinton folks. all these stories we're seeing suggesting the president, president biden is losing black support. you're in it, are those stories remotely true? >> they're not. what we really have a situation in the national politics and media really is emperor has no clothes situation with frankly the new york times and nate holmes polls. they continue to show, we're losing all this black support. african-americans at 66% for biden. the average historically is 88%. every single presidential election since 1976 has been 88% black support. biden got 87%. and even in the ohio abortion measure in november there was like 83% of african-americans supporting that measure. how is that poll showing that there's been this drop off and so it really is a case of this quite possible that the new york times and nate cohen and his polling does not know how to poll people of color and they lack expertise in that realm. >> why democrats are hopeful in north carolina and nervous in georgia. it points out that democrats are pessimistic in georgia because of the marquee race in 2020. you have said you don't think the party is investing enough in georgia, what else should they be doing? >> that's what joe biden said on election night. because he did not expect to actually win. his campaign did not expect to actually win. but stacy abrams did. she had done the work a decade ago when she told me there's a million unregistered voters in georgia. i'm going to register them to work. there needs to be a thousand staffed people on the ground in every single county in georgia. letting people know about the election. i've heard from top people the democratic people and top donors that they're not prioritizing georgia. how many elections does rafael warnack need to win before we believe in the priority of georgia. >> one more question for you before i have to let you go. you wrote a piece titled yes biden can still win. in one part you write, perpetuating pessimism is doing the republicans job for them by spreading doom and gloom and diminishing the motivation to turn out and vote. steve, a to the men. really quickly tell us more about that. >> under all the fundamentals so that biden is actually the front runner. the economy is better, the electoral continues to transform. 10 million new voters turn 18. the majority of them people of color. and that there's been a decline in swing voters. there's almost a vanishing swing of voters. if there's massive turn out biden is going to win. but that's the big challenge. are they going to invest, are they going to inspire, are people going to get pessimistic and not turn out. >> steve phillips as always thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. >> thank you for having me, jonathan. coming up, president biden hits the state of arizona with efforts to get an amendment on abortion on the ballot in november. >> i ask two people in the fight how this could change the momentum in the race in their state. plus we get into some of the worse moments from the trump campaign trail. the worsee trump campaign trail. 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>> we're actually very close to that. we started the campaign in chief in september of 2023. several days later we started our large scale operation to gather the 384,000 ballot signatures required to get on the ballot on november 2024. and in january, we announced we had surpassed the minimum number. >> can it be a boom to president biden's chances to winning arizona again this november? >> i mean, i will say this. we welcome all of the enthusiasm and support for our campaign. and listen, we know the vast majority of arizona voters from across the political spectrum and from various personal reasons that women should have the freedom. >> let's talk about the right to conception act? what happened now to the legislature. >> our right to contraception the -- contraception act is no longer viable. it's not happening. our effort to bring it to the floor was done because it had been introduced by our senator. we wanted to get a chance to bring this to the floor and bring it to conception in state law. we know that there are other threats that are coming to our rights. >> senator, former vice president mike pence layed out his version for abortion ban this morning. listen to what he had to say. >> we're a pro-life party. i mean, i really do believe that there is a national role. i would like to see our nominee place a 15 week ban. >> will that fly with arizona voters? >> i don't think so. as chris mentioned, these rights are bipartisan rights. these are supported across the aisle with a broad spectrum of the public. we also know that it's not going to stop with a 15 week ban. so we need to be protecting affirmatively these rights as quickly as possible in state law our republican majority is limit in the legislature. with a different majority we could change that. >> this is for both of you in the 90 seconds we have left. i love your thoughts on new reporting showing that republicans plan to lean hard into an anti abortion message going into november. what do you make of that? chris, you go first. >> well, i think they're trying a number of things. first they've been trying to moderate their message in an election year which is a clear sign that they know that their positions are wildly out of step with the american voters. even in supporters these 15 week and 16 week bans hurt pregnant patients. right now in arizona we're awaiting a decision from our supreme that will place a law from world war i. the american people are with us and so are arizona voters. >> senator, your thoughts. >> that's right. i think what we're seeing is republicans are leaning into these extreme concepts of banning the right to abortion. they're highlighting that they don't necessarily believe that invitro fertilization should be valid and i don't think that helps them. >> priah and chris, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. >> thank you. >> thank you. up next, remembering two giants in the fight for equality. my thoughts on civil rights civs really? 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>> that means more of the weapons we saw on january 6th. it's appalling to have an expresident. former is for someone who just left. exous for someone who was beaten and taken out of the white house. heist being very clear on what he plans to do if he's back in power. shame on us if we allow this. a fellow called hitler humph, he said exactly what he was going to do. i don't think trump has written a book but he's giving it to us. >> he's been telling us every day, every day what he's going to do, what he think, when he was in the white house. you did battle with him or he did battle with you or he picked on you. in you know white house briefings and press conferences. we've got how many more months before the november election. he's going to keep saying things like this. please explain to the american people who are watching, why it is imperative that we not only listen to what he says, but that we have to report what he says so that they know what they could be getting ourselves into. >> well, jonathan. number one you have to understand that donald trump speaks for what he feels. he never holds anything back. blood bath is what he wants. he said the same thing about january 6th. but the only lie was that he said he was going to walk them to the capital. he didn't. you had thousands upon thousands of people who did not go through those magnatometers. they knew, the secret service knew in those bags they had things that would not have made it across there. we're hearing a lot of his supporters say this. trust and believe, this election for donald trump is by any means necessary. take what he says seriously. and not only that, you cannot change the narrative on this. you know, blood bath, that's what he wanted the last time. if he would have had that. if one person or senator was killed, we would not be here today. we would be under a dictatorship. and think about this. mike pence can say i forgive him but he's not supporting him. one of the main reasons why he's not supporting him. trust and believe. he would have been swinging on the mall in washington. >> yeah, i wish i could say you were being hyperbolic april but it's ill possible. bazel, i'm going to play one more thing. get your thoughts on all this but this next thing about the january 6th hostages, listen to this. >> you see the spirit from the hostages, and that's what they are, are hostages. they've been treated terribly and very unfairly and you know that and everybody knows that. and we're going to be working on that as soon as the first day we get into office. which is going to save our country, we're going to work with the people to treat those unbelievable patriots and they were unbelievable patriots and are. >> they weren't patriots. and we watched with our own eyes what those people did. the reasons why, the reason why they are in jail. basil, please help. >> i've been thinking about those comments in addition to some that he made in georgia last week where he talked about immigrants as being the plunder of our cities. the violation of our citizens and the sacking of our country. and it reminded me of birth of a nation in 1950. when african-americans were viewed as being hypersexual and hyper aggressive particularly toward white women and it was the clan and white supremacists that were upholding the virtues of america. it is that kind of language that he is using and talking about and harking back on as he makes these kinds of speeches. somebody is going to say. african-americans and immigrants are very different but my feeling is the bullet that is going to be shot from the gun of the person that he inspires is not going to care about your back story. and the bill cassidy to go on tv and say this is how he talks. we should just dismiss it. we had enough of that in 2016. if you didn't learn your lesson then you should learn your lesson now. because all you have to do is go back to january 6th. all those things people didn't think he would do or was serious about. there are a lot of people that got real serious, real fast. >> don't go any where. my panel is sticking around. we have a little more sound to get to including the back and forth between benjamin netanyahu and senator chuck schumer. you're watching the sunday show on msnbc. re watching the sunda on msnbc. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. cash bros? 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>> well i think it's very significant for netanyahu. it's something that should raise a red flag in his governor. certainly we've been seeing lots of protests on the streets. dozens and dozens of people who are protesting on the current policies. to have a senator speak out this we is a game changer in many ways. he can say whatever he feels. he didn't call for that he just said an election to let the israeli people find their way. it's a subtle difference we all get where he was going with it. but still, i don't think that you can call him out on that because he feels deeply about it. he has been the most proisraeli person serving in congress for all the time he's been there. so it's very significant i think for netanyahu to have this happen. it's got to be sending him a signal about where the senate and the united states is on this issue. >> and you know, basel what i found interesting in the prime minister's response you don't go to a sister democracy. i remember prime minister netanyahu coming to the united states at the invitation of the republican speaker of the house to speak before congress in opposition to the iran nuclear deal that the president of the united states was trying to get over the finish line. >> i had that in my notes to talk about because i remember that very, very clearly. president obama was completely blind sided by that issue. we haven't discussed that notion of banana republic. that term used as proxy for wars in countries like the caribbean or south america. kind of remind me of the language trump uses. if i draw the line between what he said and the obama incident, you know it's pretty consistent sort of in my view sort of how he feels about you know where he is in israel and how americans shouldn't be talking about his presidency. but you know what, i do agree with the governor wholeheartedly that he can say whatever he wants. but for chuck schumer to make that comment. i've been in politics for 20 some odd years. it surprised me. it is a sea change in politics. >> april, what i find interesting about you know, beyond the majority leaders comments and the intentionty with which he said them, it's when he said them. his powerful speech came after the president told me in an interview last week that if netanyahu were to invade rafa that would be a red line for him. he's had very strong words for netanyahu and that came after lots of signals, very public signals from the vice president, the secretary of state. the national security advisor publicly going at the way the israeli defense forces have been waging its campaign in gaza. should we see, oh and president biden praised majority leader schumer's speech. so should we see this rift that appears to be happening, opening up not between the united states and israel but between the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel? these two men. >> i'm not going to call the relationship complicated. it's very different at best. you know, the democrats jonathan and congratulations on that magnificent interview with the president. but you have to remember democrats are not just doing this willie nilly. they have talked to many jewish leaders. they have heard, benjamin netanyahu even beyond this has not always been the most credible person. let's look back at 2019, okay. when he was indicted on what is it, bribery, fraud and breech of trust. so we have to remember those things as well. but, also, this is one of the key pieces for democrats. america does not want to continue to see this war going on. too much bloodshed on all sides. palestinians and israelis and they want the israelis home. okay. the hostages. so this is a move to shift hopefully, to shift some dynamics to bring the hostages back. and to bring peace. to free people, and i mean think about this. >> quick point, we have to go. >> something has to give, and schumer came out and said netanyahu we simply need an election so you may have to go. >> and hopefully this dynamic shift will lead to something that brings us to a resolution sooner rather than later. april ryan, basil, scott whitman, thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show. that will do it for me today. thank you for watching, i'll be back next saturday and sunday back here on msnbc. remember to follow us on x. you can also catch clips of the show on you tube. don't go any where. don't go any where. lergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? 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