From New York, this is democracy now.

We recognize the cluster munitions create a risk of civilian harm from unexploded

ordinance.

This is why we defer the decision for as long as we could.

But there is also a massive risk of civilian harm if Russian troops and tanks roll over

Ukrainian positions and take more Ukrainian territory and subjugate more Ukrainian civilians.

The United States is facing outrage at home and worldwide over its decision to send cluster

munitions to Ukraine.

We'll speak with human rights watch and with Norman Solomon, author of the new book,

War Made Invisible, how America hides the human toll of its military machine.

Then to Tennessee.

Good Friday night, a federal appeals court stayed an injunction that had paused Tennessee's

anti-trans law that banned gender affirming care.

Now the law is in effect and families across Tennessee are scrambling and families across

the country are wondering what this means for their medical care.

We'll speak with the ACLU's Chase Strangew about this major setback for trans rights

and with Tennessee lookout editor Holly McCall in Nashville about how the state's attorney

general demanded Vanderbilt University Medical Center hand over medical records for patients

at its clinic for gender affirming care.

We'll also speak to Democratic State Senator Sarah McBride, the highest ranking trans

elected official in the U.S. she's now running to be the first openly transgender member

of Congress.

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