From New York, this is Democracy Now.

It's been more than 15 days that I've come out and found nothing.

Even when aid was available, I got nothing.

I'm not eating.

If I don't go out like this to get food aid, even if it means dying, I won't survive.

Starvation in Gaza, facing growing international pressure, Israel allows a trickle of aid into Gaza, but the UN calls

it a drop in the ocean. We'll go to central Gaza for an update. Then for the second time

in less than two months, Israeli forces raid a civilian aid ship in international waters

bound for Gaza with baby formula, diapers, food, and medicine on board.

We demand that you stand down, that you not attack the civilian vessel that is carrying only humanitarian aid.

Why are you afraid of baby formula and teddy bears that are destined for the children of Gaza.

That's Palestinian-American rights attorney Huwaita Arath, flotilla organizer.

We'll speak with her after she's just been released from detention. And finally, in an attempt to quell the Maga base uproar over the Trump administration's refusal to release the files

of dead serial sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein, Trump's deputy attorney general, who was Trump's

former private lawyer, just finished two days of meetings with convicted felon Gilene Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for conspiring

with Epstein to sexually abuse young girls.

What are Trump's plans for her?

Would you consider a pardon or a commutation for Gielan Maxwell if...

It's something I haven't thought about.

It's really something... It's not... It's not allowed to do it, but it's something I haven't thought about. It's really something. It's

it's allowed to do it, but it's something I have not thought of them. We'll speak with Vicki Ward,

longtime investigative journalist and host of the series Chasing Gulen, the untold story

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