From New York, this is democracy now.

Very recently we've seen very many comments that the what the Pentagon paper showed was

that the war was not winnable. Actually that had to and that's why I gave the Pentagon

papers and that was the effect of them. Actually none of the people who went to prison to

protest the war did so because they thought the war was not winnable. They did it because

that's war they thought the war was wrong.

Today in hour with Pentagon papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg who was recently diagnosed

with inoperable pancreatic cancer. We'll talk about the Pentagon papers whistleblowing

protest the Vietnam War on this day, Mayday 1971 with known Chomsky and Howard Zin as well

as the growing threat of nuclear war today.

Conferences in Ukraine with a real possibility of a nuclear war coming out of this country.

In other words, most life on earth not all most life on earth being extinguished as a matter

of control of Crimea or the Donbass or Taiwan.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to democracy now democracy now dot org the warrant peace report I'm Amy Goodman

in Sudan both sides of the warring military factions of accused the other of violating

an extended 72 hour ceasefire as fighting continues in cartoon and elsewhere on the

17th day of the conflict. The United Nations is warning Sudan is at a humanitarian breaking

point as it deploys its top humanitarian diplomat who called the scale and speed of the

crisis unprecedented. The UN also warned of an escalation of violence in Sudan's West

or four region. Meanwhile UN agencies say they've begun helping refugees arriving at

the Egyptian border while aid workers and chads say urgent assistance is needed for refugees

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