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

We were sitting here peacefully when suddenly we were stuck.

It shook the entire classroom and the rubble came crashing down on us.

Israel escalates its devastating siege and forced expulsion of Palestinians in northern Gaza with one of the deadliest

single strikes killing at least 87 people on Saturday alone.

Survivors say the dead include many women and children.

Israel's also escalated its attacks on Lebanon, including hitting bank branches around

the country, it says are supporting Hezbollah.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to strike back at Hezbollah

in Iran after a drone struck his vacation home Saturday.

Prime Minister, how is he going?

Well, two days ago we took out out Ijazinwar, the terrorist mastermind, whose goons beheaded

our men, raped our women, burnt babies alive.

We took him out. And we're continuing our battle with Iran's other

terrorist proxies. We're going to win this war. So will something deter you?

No. We'll go to Beirut and Tehran for a response. Then Trump's supporter, Tech billionaire

Elon Musk, is pledging to give away $1 million every day to voters who sign his super PAC petition in battleground

states. Many say that's illegal. We'll speak with the Pulitzer Prize winning New York

Times investigative reporter Eric Lipton about his new piece,

US agencies fund and fight with Elon Musk.

A Trump presidency could give him power over them.

And so he is among the most complicated lights

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