From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Once this board is completely formed, we can do pretty much whatever we want to do.

The world is a region.

We're going to have peace in the world.

And boy, would that be a great legacy for all of us.

Everybody in this room is a star.

President Trump establishes the so-called Board of Peace with a charter signing ceremony at the World Economic Forum

in Davos, Switzerland. Trump will serve as chair indefinitely. Each permanent seat has a

price tag of a billion dollars which Trump will control. Meanwhile, the heads of all 27 European Union countries are meeting separately

in Brussels today to talk about growing tensions with the United States. We'll speak to Janis

Varifakis, former finance minister of Greece.

The border of peace is such an abomination.

It keeps me up at night.

It's the end of the United Nations, the end of the idea of a potentially democratic

world order.

Then Operation Catch of the Day, ICE and other federal agents have launched a crackdown in Maine targeting the Somali

American community.

Our communities feel anxious and fearful. They see this action as unpredictable and a threat

to their families.

Collectively and individually, we've done everything we can to assure them and that we believe in their right to be safe and we've tried to direct resources their way.

We'll speak with Safia Khaled, a former Lewiston-Main city council member, and will be joined

in studio by the internationally acclaimed Iranian author Sahar Deghani about the unprecedented

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