Donald Trump is called a ‘corporate socialist’ by Bernie Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir in addressing critiques that Sanders’ term ‘Democratic Socialist’ may turn off key voters. Shakir also tells Joy Reid, ‘We are going to bring about unity in this party.’ And: Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar lag far behind Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg in the Democratic race for the 2020 presidential nomination. Are these women candidates being overlooked? Joy Reid and her panel discuss the ‘likeability’ critique often applied to women Democratic candidates. Then: Trump and the fate of the GOP Senators after the Senate trial in which they acquitted the president after his impeachment in the House are discussed by Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), who tells Joy Reid, ‘The thing that bothers me the most is when I hear senators say the president's going to learn from this.’ Plus: Trump treated the State of the Union like a scripted reality TV show many experts say. How might Democrats compete with the president’s show business sensibility? Also: New Hampshire and other voters are asked: Who will get the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination? Watch Joy Reid get their answers live from a restaurant in New Hampshire, two days ahead of the New Hampshire primary. Finally: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is celebrated with the nickname ‘Nancy the Ripper’ by one AM JOY guest after she tore up Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech on camera. Joy Reid and her panel also discuss Gayle King’s supporters, and more of the biggest political and newsmaking winners of the week, in this feel-good segment, ‘Who Won the Week.’ All this and more in this Sunday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.