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The Associated Press’s Jon Lemire reports on The ReidOut that Trump is calling for a press conference with his country club members acting as an audience. Joy says, “The President apparently has assembled a fan club of members of his golf club ... without masks on, to be the audience so he could have applause during a press conference."

A police dept in Aurora, Colorado says it's sorry after putting innocent Black girls in handcuffs. Officers mistakenly believed they were riding a stolen car. This is the same dept responsible for the death of Elijah McClain. Brittany Gilliam, the woman handcuffed, says the apology from the Aurora Police Department is ‘not good enough.’

In this bonus episode for The Reid Out listeners, Joy Reid joins Trymaine Lee on Into America.

Growing up, Joy Reid loved to watch the news with her mother – and even remembers staying up late to watch coverage of the Iran Hostage Crisis as a middle schooler. Along the course of her career, Joy’s worked in local news, as a press secretary for the 2008 Obama campaign, and written books on American politics.

And she recently became the host of a new primetime show on MSNBC: The ReidOut, which premiered last month. More than 2.5 million people tuned in.

This is Joy’s third show for MSNBC. She previously hosted an afternoon show called The Reid Report and AM Joy, which aired on weekends. With The ReidOut, Joy is now the first Black woman to host a national primetime news show since PBS NewsHour’s Gwen Ifill died in 2016, and the first Black woman to anchor a primetime network show in the history of cable TV.

On Into America, Reid tells Trymaine Lee what led to this moment, and how she plans to make the most of it. For more from Into America, visit the feed and subscribe.

Cori Bush recently beat Rep. Lacy Clay in the Missouri 1st Congressional District Democratic primary, ousting an incumbent after 20 years in Congress. Tonight, she joins The ReidOut

In an interview with Axios, President Trump claimed that he’s done more for the African American community than President Lyndon Johnson, who signed the Civil Rights Act. Joy Reid responded, “Sorry, what? Um ok, person who clearly didn’t listen in history class at that military academy your parents shipped you off to.”

President Trump continues to attempt to meddle in the 2020 election process by hurling false claims at voting by mail and causing delays in US Postal Service deliveries. Fmr. DOJ Director of Civil Rights Vanita Gupta says the president is ‘sowing seeds of confusion’ in an effort to muddy the waters in the upcoming election.