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The UP panel discusses how issues turn into scandals for presidential administrations and the ways presidents should strategize to deal with them. The panel also explains how the Republicans are trying to capitalize on the three current scandals and block President Barack Obama s legislative agenda.

A tornado reportedly moves through Carney, Oklahoma, late Sunday.

A tornado reportedly touched town and damaged property and trees near Edmond, Oklahoma.

The UP panel talks about the evolution of campaign finance and how it s impacted politics, working families and the economy.

Melissa Harris-Perry shares her own special message to the Class of 2013, telling graduates to be passionate, be of service, and make mistakes.

Shibley Telhami, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of the upcoming book The World Through Arab Eyes: Arab Public Opinion and the Reshaping of the Middle East, and MSNBC Contributor Rula Jebreal talk with MSNBC s Craig Melvin about the ongoing conflict in Syria and Secretary of State John Kerry s upcoming trip to the Middle East and Africa.

The UP panel continues the conversation on the Bangladesh disaster and workers rights. They debate whether companies need to care more about who produces their products.

The Melissa Harris-Perry panel looks at one woman s personal decision to have a double mastectomy. The panelists also discuss how people who do die from the disease should still be viewed as strong fighters.

Fast food workers in Milwaukee went on strike this week demanding a doubling of the minimum wage. How successful will their efforts be as they join a growing movement for better pay? Executive Director of One Wisconsin Now Scot Ross, Columbia University Professor Dorian Warren, and fast food worker Kassen Silver join Melissa Harris-Perry to discuss the biggest myth about fast food workers and what this tells us about the economy in a broader sense.

Angelina Jolie s story thrust the issue of breast cancer back onto the national stage this week. While her story is harrowing, it is not uncommon. Yet she is fortunate because she has access to health care and testing that can actually diagnose her with having the BRCA1 gene. What happens to those who don t? Dr. Monica Peek, Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago, Salon s Irin Carmon, Senior Fellow at Auburn Seminary Valarie Kaur, and Assistant Prof. Rose Ellen Lessy join Melissa Harris-Perry to discuss.

MSNBC s Steve Kornacki talks about the Bangladesh disaster and how it s brought the issue of workers rights back into the spotlight. The panel then joins the conversation to discuss the human cost of cheap labor and how a tragedy like Bangladesh can be prevented.

MSNBC s Steve Kornacki talks about the three possible outcomes for the week that was: scandals will fire up the Republican base heading into the 2014 midterm elections, the controversies would have no impact at all or the base will get too caught up in scandal fever. Kornacki also shares examples of key political scandals that the GOP tried to use to their advantage and it backfired on them.

KFOR in Oklahoma reports that there is damage after an apparent tornado hit the ground near Shawnee, Oklahoma on Sunday.

MSNBC s Steve Kornacki breaks down the IRS controversy. Demos.org s Liz Kennedy, attorney Marc Elias, Forbes.com s Karl Smith and ProPublica Kim Barker then join to discuss which congressional leaders and politicians were informed on the scandal before it broke.

Joel Stein stirred up some controversy with his article 'The Me Me Me Generation' in the May 20th edition of Time Magazine. Melissa Harris-Perry s panelists examine stereotypes about millennials and why, despite maturing during an economic crisis, many in the generation are still very optimistic.