From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I will fight every day to restore confidence and integrity to the Department of Justice

and each of its components.

The partisanship, the weaponization will be gone.

America will have one tier of justice for all. President Trump's fired Attorney General Pam Bondi.

She's his ninth Attorney General, confirmed or acting, over his two terms, the most of any president in U.S. history.

She oversaw the weaponization of the Justice Department, stumbling when it came to the Epstein files and prosecuting Trump's political enemies.

The president's former personal lawyer, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, will replace her at least for now.

We'll talk to constitutional law professor David

Cole. Then Trump moves again to unilaterally change voting laws ahead of the midterms.

More time, ladies and gentlemen, we've got an unconstitutional order from the president that looks like

he's trying to take away ballot by mail. It doesn't make any sense, especially when the courts

have repeatedly told him, this is not in your purview, Mr. President. We'll speak to the Arizona

Secretary of State who says he'll take the federal government to court.

And finally, Palestinian activist Lakha Cordia is free.

She spent a year in an ice jail in Texas after taking part in pro-Palestine campus protests

at Columbia University.

It's been a long year and tough year in ice dungeons.

But I'm finally free,

Hamdallah. But still, but still my battle is not done yet.

La Cacordia will join us in studio.

All that and more coming up.

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