Hi, I'm Alyssa Milano, and this is Sorry Not Sorry. We've got some new video this morning showing protests that escalated late Saturday in Denver.

After the peaceful, no king's rallies ended.

Now this was near the Capitol.

Protesters are pushing back against the Trump administration's policies, including mass deportations.

To the extent that there are hundreds of arrests, some of these arrests, a good large number

of these arrests in Los Angeles City will be misdemeanor prosecutions.

A lot of those misdemeanors can involve curfew violations.

They can involve failure to disperse orders that we're not complied with.

We're following breaking news here in Manhattan.

For a New York City mayoral candidate and the city's controller,

Brad Lander, was just detained at immigration court.

Brad Lander's wife Meg posted this video to his account,

showing him being handcuffed in a federal building.

Hello, everyone. I'm Ben Jackson, in for Alyssa Milano today.

Alyssa's on vacation, but don't go anywhere because we've got a great and important episode for you with an important panel, so stick around. The rule of law is the foundation of our society,

and yet the Trump regime is shamelessly trying to undermine that rule at every turn. We've seen a

United States senator thrown to the ground and handcuffed for asking a question. A New York mayoral

candidate arrested for confronting ICE over an arrest, targeting of citizens and visitors

in Democratic-led areas, and a plethora of authoritarian maneuvers which threaten our very

democracy. To help us understand both those threats and our rights as we seek to mitigate

those threats, we've invited attorneys Eliza Orleans and Hassan Ahmad, back on the show.

They are some of our favorite people and we're so glad that you're here. So thank you both so much

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