From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The country, the whole, is paralyzed.

And we wanted to finish this and have a ceasefire.

Hopefully, tonight, by tonight, we will have this ceasefire.

As calls grow for a ceasefire in Lebanon, we'll look at how Israel used U.S. weapons

to kill three Lebanese journalists last month, and what human rights watches called an apparent

war crime will go to Beirut. Then we speak to the head of Amnesty International USA about the group's

call for President Biden to grant clemency to Native American leader Leonard Peltier,

who has spent nearly half a century in prison.

It wouldn't allow me to put up a defense and manufactured evidence, manufactured witnesses,

tortured witnesses.

You know, the list just goes on.

And then I am ready, warden, a new short documentary about the execution of death row prisoner John Henry Ramirez.

John asked me, would you be my godmother? He is just not that person he was then.

Due process was done.

Now we're changing our moral judgment.

What will you gain if I die?

If I seek into the grave.

You're going to just forgive and that's it.

He should pay for what he did.

I made the most changes I could. I bettered myself as much as I committed as enough.

All that and more coming up.

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