From New York, this is Democracy Now.

With Iran, we've been negotiating for a long time.

And this time, they mean business.

And it's only because of the great job that our military did

is the reason they mean business.

They want to settle and we're going to get it done, I hope.

As the U.S. and Israeli war on Iran enters its 25th day, President Trump claims Iran's begun negotiations with the United States.

But the Iranian government has dismissed the claim as fake news accusing Trump of trying to manipulate financial and oil markets.

We'll speak to former Israeli negotiator Daniel Levy

about Iran and the latest from Lebanon, the West Bank and Gaza. Then hours-long waits at

airports are drawing attention to the plight of TSA workers who have been without pay for over

a month due to a partial government shutdown.

Trump has deployed ICE agents to more than a dozen airports nationwide.

We'll speak to a lead TSA officer and union shop steward in Boise, Idaho.

Plus, we are highlights from Democracy Now's 30th anniversary celebration Monday night.

We'll hear the Pulitzer Prize-winning Palestinian poet, Masab Abu Toha, as well as a surprise guest, Bruce Springsteen, who performed and talked about his new song, The Streets of Minneapolis.

The Last winter, the federal troops brought death and terror into the streets of Minneapolis. The last winter, the federal troops brought death and terror into the streets of Minneapolis.

They picked the wrong city.

There's the power and the solidarity of the people of Minneapolis with an inspiration to the entire country.

Their strength and their commitment told us that this is still America.

All that and more coming up.

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