The coronavirus pandemic response of the Donald Trump administration, the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus on people of color, and the negative impact of the pervasive lack of healthcare coverage in some parts of the U.S. are discussed by Joy Reid and her guests, including Rep. Joaquin Castro. He tells AM JOY that in his view, 'This administration continues for the most part to bungle this response.' Then: Donald Trump promoting the unproven anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus cure alarms many experts. Why does the present continue to tout it, despite the potential dangers? Joy Reid and her panel discuss. Next: Coronavirus fears rise as Easter approaches, as experts are concerned that holiday gatherings and church services may spread the virus further. Reverend Raphael Warnock joins Joy Reid to discuss saying, 'We ought not worship the building. We need people to be safe.' Plus: Coronavirus risks, missing ballots, nullified ballots, and more deeply impacted the recent Wisconsin election, which voting rights expert Ari Berman calls the 'one of the worst in history' in terms of likely mass disenfranchisement. Also: Coronavirus youth outreach by Rapper A$AP Ferg and Dr. Sampson Davis targets young people and more with a message on the risks they too face during this pandemic. Then: A new coronavirus bill is being debated by lawmakers to provide additional relief, but Republicans and Democrats are apparently at an impasse. Rep. Gregory Meeks, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, and more guests join Joy Reid to discuss. Finally: Is the coronavirus threat being used by the GOP to hinder voting? Joy Reid and her panel discuss the GOP standing accused of resisting mail-in ballot use during pandemic, and more. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo also gives his daily update on the pandemic in his state, in this Saturday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.