From New York, this is Democracy Now.

This isn't trapped.

You were sitting in front of a promised community, the most impoverished county, to do your trick

of me.

You ain't stumbled upon a cell.

Somebody can tell you that someone was plotting to do anything.

You created a crime.

For the past 14 years, relatives of four men jailed on terrorism charges in Newburg, New

York, have accused the FBI of entrapment.

On Thursday, a federal judge agreed and ordered the release of three of the men.

In a stunning decision, the judge accused the FBI of inventing a conspiracy.

He'll speak to two attorneys who spent over a decade trying to win the freedom of the

Newburg Four.

Then a former OB-GYN at Columbia University, Robert Haddon, has been sentenced to 20 years

in a federal prison.

He's accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of patients during examinations over two decades.

We'll speak to two survivors and look at why Columbia ignored Haddon's behavior for

so long.

I was the first person to speak publicly about being sexually assaulted by Robert Haddon,

including when I was pregnant with my twin daughters.

I was fortunate to be in court last week to watch the sentencing in his federal trial.

It was certainly a milestone in what has been in many years long quest for justice.

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