of presidential immunity and a quest to avoid being held accountable for the january 6 insurrection. the reset, president biden is with his family at camp david amid the new reports of concern over his debate performance as his own party continues to worry if he can or should go to the distance. biden harris campaign national cochair congressman jim clyburn and former alabama senator doug jones are here to discuss this looming consequential week. as we end month of pride celebrations around the country, i will talk to the leaders of top lgbtq+ organizations about challenges facing the community including a new warning about a potential threat to marriage equality. i am jonathan capehart this is the sunday show. tomorrow is a big day for american democracy and the power of the president of the united states. for tomorrow■ç on the final day of its term the supreme court will issue its long-awaited decision on donald trump s claim of presidential immunity in his federal
a panic. what i ve been able to do with the covid excuse me with dealing with everything we have to do with look, if we finally beat medicare. i really don t know what he said at the end of that sentence. how will the president reassure voters concerned about his age and fitness for office? i don t debate as well as i used to. well i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth! could there be a change at the top of the ticket? plus, filibuster. donald trump refuses to say if he ll accept the results of the next election while defending the actions of the rioters on january 6th. on january 6th, we were respected all over the world. as his criminal conviction hangs over the race. the only convicted felon is the man i m looking at right now. i didn t have sex with a porn star. my guest this morning, rafael warnock and doug burgum of north dakota. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news political analyst chuck todd. christina lunn dou
again if i didn t believe with all my heart and soul i can do this job, because, quite frankly [ cheers and applause ] the stakes are too high. the stakes are too high. [ chanting yes, you can ] that was joe biden delivering a fiery campaign speech after his disappointing debate against donald trump, this as biden faces growing pressure to step aside, which is raising concern among democrats. we ll tell you what the president s family wants him to do and the state of his campaign right now. plus, just hours from now, the supreme court will finally issue a ruling on donald trump s presidential immunity claim. we ll break down this pivotal moment and the final cases that the justices are set to weigh in on. also ahead, former trump adviser steve bannon is heading to prison this morning to serve a four-month sentence on contempt charges. we ll bring you what he s saying before he goes behind bars. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, juul
. a . a little bit under women and seniors and still under performing among women and trump is doing well among black, hispanic and young compared to previous campaigns and you are right, absolutely the movement is among independent and they have moved in recent polls roughly 9 points towards biden at 21% of independent in a survey shortly after the conviction said that they were the less likely to vet for donald trump as a result of the conviction. you know, john, in close elections where michigan wisconsin will probably be decided for under a point. that fluctuation really mat matters. one thing he didn t did donald trump ■çwill tell you is he has the joan rivers vote locked away. okayings my god. just like he has in the past. so he s at least got that on the side bit. independent have broken away, and again, we hear it every four years, donald trump is going to get 20% of the black vote, 25% of the black vote. it doesn t happen. well, as i will, you know, be
it would be outrage. it s insulting and shows what he thinks of us and he does think of us. i come from new york like he does. every chance he got including central park five he supported the criminalizing of plax. he called for the death of five innocent black men. that s what he thinks of us. the irony he has someone sitting there applauding it. while would you tell president- elect benefits have benefited under your four years in office. he cannot say that because it didn t happen. as you look at that scene yesterday. barbershop set up in donald trump not there calling in on speakerphone and saying what he said yesterday, what you see in that? what i like to say is not appropriate for national television so i will say this. and reverend churchman is sitting there. what i see there is folks love to throw the term pandering around when it comes to democrats and black voters. what donald trump is doing is a level of insult and pandering and out not sure about who he