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I had a phone call into the operating room saying that United Healthcare wanted me to call

them about one of the patients who was having surgery today, who was actually asleep

having surgery, and, you know, said I had to call right now.

So I scrubbed out of my case and I called United Healthcare.

And the gentleman said he needed

some information about her.

I want to know her diagnosis and whether her inpatient stay should be justified.

United Health's campaign to quiet critics.

That's the headline of a New York Times expasse of the largest health insurance

company in the United States. We'll speak with journalist David Enrich. Then ICE raids terrorize

immigrant communities. I'm a single mother, and I have three children who depend on me. and it breaks my heart that every time I leave the house, they tell me, Mommy, be careful because they can take you and send you to Mexico, and we're going to stay here without you.

We'll go to California to speak with Teresa Romero, the first immigrant Latina president of the United Farm Workers of America.

And finally, 80 years ago today, the first nuclear bomb in the world was tested in the desert of New Mexico.

Today, the Nobel laureate assembly for the Prevention of Nuclear War is gathering in Chicago.

Nobel Prize winning scientists, peace activists, and musicians.

They'll release two new renditions of Nobel laureate Bob Dylan's A Hard Rains are going to fall.

And it's a hard. It going to fall.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now. Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

In the Gaza Strip, at least 21 people were killed Wednesday morning at a food distribution site run by the militarized, shadowy, so-called Gaza humanitarian foundation.

Survivors report guards fired tear gas at starving Palestinians lined up to recede

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