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My name is Ferrocedo. I'm a trauma surgeon in California.

I worked in Gaza, European Hospital in March and April.

The attack on Northern Gaza especially is intensifying and it's possibly entering a new

face that's very dangerous.

That's the Gaza death toll. possibly entering a new face that's very dangerous.

As the Gaza death toll rises,

we'll speak with a California surgeon

who wrote a devastating op-ed in the New York Times

headline 65 doctors, nurses, and paramedics, what we saw in

Gaza.

Then less than three weeks from the election, Kamala Harris's campaigning in Michigan. Will she lose

votes over the Biden administration's support for Israel's war on Gaza and it's

expanding war on Lebanon? We'll speak with Abbas Aluia who co-founded the uncommitted movement.

The position that we're representing is widely popular among Democrats. We need to stop sending weapons that

kill civilians. That's how we achieve a ceasefire. Those are the demands of our

movement. Meanwhile, Donald Trump will take questions from Latinx voters at a town hall meeting in Miami.

We'll look at how Harris and Trump are ramping up efforts to appeal to this major voting block in battleground states.

Are some in the Latinx community moving to the right?

All that and more.

Coming up. Coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now.

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