Stacey Abrams on her Hot Call Summer campaign to protect voting rights

Monday on The ReidOut, Stacey Abrams joins Joy Reid on her new voting rights initiative, the Hot Call Summer campaign, asking supporters to call their U.S. senators every day until the For the People Act passes. Plus, today Mitch McConnell told radio host Hugh Hewitt that it was "highly unlikely" that, if the next presidential campaign was underway, he would bring a Biden nominee to the floor for a vote, making the Senate majority leader the subject of tonight's "The Absolute Worst." Also, journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones analyzes recent attacks against Critical Race Theory, the explosion of voter suppression laws nationwide, and the backlash against The 1619 Project. Author and political commentator Ben Rhodes gives his analysis of the end of the Netanyahu era. Additionally, Bishop William Barber takes us on the road with Poor People's Campaign, as he travels to West Virginia to press Sen. Joe Manchin on the Biden agenda. All this and more in this edition of The ReidOut on MSNBC.