From New York, this is Democracy Now.

From illegal wars to masked and violent agents in our streets to driving up costs

for everyday families, this administration's actions are angering not just Democratic voters or folks

in big blue city centers. They are crossing a line for people in red and rural areas in the

suburbs all over the country. In America, we have no kings.

That's the message of more than 3,000 protests planned nationwide for Saturday, March 28th.

We'll talk to one of the organizers, Leah Gold Greenberg, of Indivisible. Among the issues bringing Americans out into

the streets, the unprovoked war in Iran, and fears of another forever war. President Trump's

insisting there's an off-round.

And they'll tell you, we're not negotiated. We will not negotiate. Of course, they're

negotiated. They're obliterated. They're been obliterated. Who would negotiate?

They are begging to make a deal.

We'll speak to Jeremy Scahill of DropSight News about what he says is really going on behind the scenes.

And finally, in a major win for child safety advocates, juries in New Mexico and California find that,

yes, big tech companies knowingly put profits over protection on their social media platforms.

Being in that courtroom and hearing those answers from the jury, it's really validated.

But a complete validation of what we've been screaming on the top of roofs about for years.

They knew the harm, right?

They knew the damage.

They assessed the risk and they move forward anyway.

All that and more coming up.

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

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