You're going to be. From New York, this is Democracy Now.

What about the idea that we should think about democracy, think about the right of the people to elect

candidates of their choice. The reason we're here is that President Trump tried to

disenfranchise 80 million Americans who voted against him and the

Constitution doesn't require that he be given another chance. Can Donald Trump

be barred from running for president for engaging in an insurrection? That's the case before the Supreme Court. We'll

speak with the nation's justice correspondent Ellie Mistel. Then senior

Biden administration officials

travel to Michigan to meet with Arab American and Muslim leaders about the war in Gaza. Senior officials travel to Michigan and they are obviously traveling today

to hear directly from the community, to hear directly from community.

To hear directly from community leaders on a range of issues that are important to them, obviously

as well, not just them, but their families, including the conflict that we're currently seeing

in Israel and Gaza.

We'll speak with Michigan's highest ranking Arab or Muslim leader, Representative Abraham Ayash, who was at the meeting.

And we'll speak with Palestinian American community organizer Leila al-Abid,

who's spearheading a campaign urging people to vote for uncommitted in Michigan's upcoming

primary. She's the sister of Michigan Congress member Rashida Talib, the only

Palestinian-American member of Congress. Then we go to Pakistan where early election

results show a tight race in an election marched by accusations of vote rigging.

We'll get the latest. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now,

Democracy Now. The War and Peace report. I'm Nairmin Shech.

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