From New York, this is Democracy Now.

They're not going to be fighting each other.

They've had it.

They've had a big fight like two kids in a school yard. You know, they fight like hell.

You can't stop them.

Let them fight for about two, three minutes.

Then it's easier to stop them.

And then daddy has to sometimes use strong language.

You have to use strong language.

Everyone's going to use a certain word.

President Trump is back in Washington after the NATO summit where the NATO chief calls him daddy.

The Iranian supreme leader claims victory in a new video message.

We'll speak to Professor Joubert Ashkar about Iran, NATO, and Gaza.

But first, as Zohran

Mamdani's primary victory in New York sends shockwaves to the Democratic establishment,

will speak to former Labor Secretary Robert Reich about wealth and inequality, the name of his

last class, which is also the name of the new documentary about Reich.

I try to be mindful of the world these students are entering.

I was talking with some of them recently, and I asked, you're no longer Generation Z.

What do you call yourself? What's the

generation after Generation Z? What are you? And they, several of them said, we're the last

generation. And we look at Health and Human Services Secretary Robert of Kennedy Jr.'s

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