From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Virtually everyone in the world is supportive of this plan that Jared Kushner offered his time to help put together alongside our special envoy Whitkoff.

As Whitkoff pitched Mid-East peace, his son pitched mid-east investors.

That's the headline of a new investigation in the New York Times. We'll speak

with its reporter Deborah Kamen about Wickoff, his family, and his real estate empire.

Then the award-winning journalist Mario Guevara faces deportation to El Salvador today after

he was arrested in June while live streaming

a No King's demonstration in Georgia.

Officer, I'm in the middle of the media officer.

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Thank you.

Thank you.

And Oscar winning actress and activist Jane Fonda's relaunching her father's free speech organization,

Committee for the First Amendment, which Henry Fonda established in 1947 to combat the rise of McCarthyism.

We have an opportunity now to really, really make a difference because people are recognizing

what's at stake.

It's never been this clear. You know, oftentimes you have to go to another country to see

what could happen, but this is actually our democracy is being threatened,

and I think people are awoke.

We'll speak with Jane Fonda about her new push

to defend free speech.

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