THIS EPISODE: Donald Trump’s foreign and domestic policy controversies--from the Russian bounties scandal to federal agent apprehending protesters--are discussed by MSNBC analyst Malcolm Nance on this final edition of AM JOY hosted by Joy Reid. NEXT: Trump scandals and more critical issues are now covered in new ways Joy Reid’s panel says, as more diverse media voices bring nuance to press coverage. Join Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart and Senior Adviser to the Biden 2020 campaign Karine Jean-Pierre as they commemorate this final edition of AM JOY hosted by Joy Reid. AND: John Lewis also championed the poor as a civil rights leader Rev. Dr. William Barber reminds us as we mourn the passing of this great statesman and American patriot dedicated to equality. PLUS: Trump and the future of the Republican party are analyzed by experts as Joy Reid and her panel celebrate four years of AM JOY success and her new prime time show, The REIDOut, airing at 7 pm ET weeknights on MSNBC. ADDITIONALLY: Trump’s pandemic response is criticized by Lawrence O’Donnell, who also joins Joy Reid to discuss her new prime time show. FINALLY: The late Carl Reiner’s wish to see Donald Trump voted out is revealed by his son, director and activist Rob Reiner, in conversation with Joy Reid. All this and more in this final edition of AM JOY on MSNBC hosted by Joy Reid. AM JOY will continue with new guest hosts for the time being, #reiders!