THIS EPISODE: Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos’s push to reopen public schools, the president’s widely criticized COVID-19 pandemic response, and the Reopen Schools Safely Act are discussed by Sen. Debbie Stabenow in conversation with Joy Reid. NEXT: Trump wanting schools reopened during the pandemic without what many authorities see as proper preparation is being resisted by many, including leaders demanding more federal government resources for schools, teachers, and support staff. THEN: Trump allegedly ‘bullying’ Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman--following his Trump impeachment testimony--is cited as a reason behind his recent retirement from the Army. MSNBC analyst and veteran Malcolm Nance joins us to discuss. PLUS: Newsweek editor-at-large Naveed Jamali joins Joy Reid on how Vindman retiring may have been in part to help other officers. AND: COVID-19 fears may force immigrant parents to give up custody of their children as impacted detention centers are making them choose between returning to the dangers of their home countries united, or the children being released in America while the parents are deported. Journalist Mariana Atencio joins Joy Reid to discuss. ALSO: GOP leaders are slammed for recent COVID-19 spikes, which many see coming after Republican leaders pushed reopening without enough protections. Can the GOP survive as many people in red states face the inevitable consequences? ADDITIONALLY: Trump's sentence commutation for Roger Stone is slammed by Rep. Maxine Waters, as many comment on Stone not serving any time in prison for federal crimes, versus what poor and African-American people face in the criminal justice system. FINALLY: The president losing support because America is ‘on fire’ due to the COVID-19 pandemic is discussed by Dan Rather in conversation with Joy Reid. Rather tells AM JOY, ‘Around the world, not only are we pitied, we are actually made fun of.’ All this and more in this Sunday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.