The terrorist mass shooting in New Zealand now has a death toll of 50. Joy Reid and her panel discuss the Trump administration’s response to the Australian suspect and self-described white nationalist alluding to the U.S. president. Pus: A teen who cracked an egg on the head of an Australian senator who made statements blaming immigrants for the terrorist mass shooting in New Zealand is being hailed as a hero on social media. Journalist Mehdi Hasan joins Joy Reid to discuss Islamophobia in the media and politics. And: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that while Donald Trump is not fit to serve, impeachment would divide the country. Joy Reid and Harvard professor of constitutional law Laurence Tribe discuss if and when impeachment could serve America. Next: The alleged white supremacist suspect who shot and killed 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand weaponized social media to make his mayhem go viral. Joy Reid and her panel discuss the call for social media platforms to review the handling of extremist content. Then: Black women voters participated in an Ohio focus group on the 2020 Democratic presidential field with MSNBC national reporter Trymaine Lee, discussing picking a moderate such as Joe Biden to defeat Donald Trump, and whether a woman, progressive, and/or person of color candidate can win even after Barack Obama. All this and more in this Sunday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices