From New York, this is democracy now.

Hate will not prevail in America.

Racism will not prevail in America.

The domestic terrorism will not prevail in America, and to make it real clear, silence

on this issue, both public and private, from the private sector, silence is complicity.

During a trip to Florida, President Biden denounced last week shooting in Jacksonville when

a racist gunman shot dead three black people at a store near a historically black college,

who will speak to Bishop William Barber, who links the murders to the hateful rhetoric

of Governor Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump and others.

Then we look at the role of psychologists and devising the CIA's torture program as

a judge at Guantanamo tosses the confession of a man who is repeatedly tortured at CIA

black sites.

We'll speak to the psychologist Roy Adelson, author of the new book, Doing Harm, How the

World's largest psychological association lost its way in the war on terror.

Democracy relies upon civil society organizations that are willing to stand up to protect human

rights and oppose government misconduct.

In my new book, Doing Harm, I describe how during the war on terror, the American Psychological

Association failed to uphold these fundamental responsibilities.

In my view, the consequences have been tragic.

For detainees, to colonize my abuse of torture, for the profession of psychology, and for the

country as a whole.

All that and more coming up.

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