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Explosions rocked the live broadcast of Iranian State TV yesterday after Israel bomb station headquarters.

Meanwhile, President Trump has left the G7 summit early and returned to Washington telling Iranians, everyone should leave Tehran. Then to Minnesota, where the alleged assassin

of former State House Speaker has been arraigned on federal and state charges, we'll speak with

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.

She was a powerful political leader and a good person

because she understood some basic things about life in our society.

She understood that everyone is entitled to due process.

She understood that kids learn better on a full stomach, so she fought for universal school meals.

Then we speak to Cuba's deputy foreign minister.

He just addressed the UN General Assembly yesterday. We'll talk to him

about the U.S. travel ban, reported U.S. plans to send more immigrants to Guantanamo and the U.S.

embargo. The time allotted is not enough to describe the magnitude and scope of the United States economic war against Cuba.

It is not enough to explain the way it hinders our economic policies, the efforts it demands from our authorities,

to guarantee the country's vitality under such aggressive pressure.

All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now,

Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman. Israel bombed the headquarters

of Iranian State Television Monday in the latest escalation of Israel's war on Iran.

Israel also assassinated another top Iranian official, Iran's new wartime chief of staff,

Ali Shadmani.

The bombing of Iranian state TV occurred during a live broadcast that was cut short as the studio began

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