Professional, unbiased news. A classic, they’ve been doing this since the 90’s. I listen to other daily news shows but this is the only I always listen to, without fail, every day. You get the main stories each day, followed by a few deep dives. Excellent interviews as well.

Dear Amy, please interview Greg Palast on his analysis of the actual 2024 election results. His recent work shows that definitively the state level voter suppression this last cycle disenfranchised vastly more votes than Kamala Harris would have needed to beat Donald Trump. Most of the votes thrown out were by African American, Hispanic and Asian American voters. Palast new documentary is called Vigilante

Our planet is rather chaotic but on Democracy Now I can depend on our anchors to cover. There isn’t extreme propaganda to face beyond regular levels of capitalism we’ll defeat one day.

When reporting on trumps stupidity and lies I think it is not necessary to play him speaking. Please can’t you just quote him?

thank you to the democracy now team for tirelessly putting together this show that i depend on every day to know what’s really going on in the world

News you can actually trust. Thank you.

I used to believe in CNN. Now I know better. Thank you Democracy Now.

I have listened to your radio program for many decades. I stopped listening to it because it is only focused on news from Europe and not incorporating news about Mexico, Central America and South America as it should be highlighted more prominently. You need to incorporate more of this news because it’s impactful to us in the United States directly, and it also overlaps European news. Over half of your show should not focus on news from only Europe.

Poignant. Seared my soul to know the real consequences of a war of extermination by one who survived and lives to write poems as a lasting testimony of a suffering people. Thank you, Amy, for your lifelong commitment to be the voice of the marginalized, the suffering masses crying out for help. Your stories keep the flame of justice and resistance to power to burn brightly in those who care.

Amy is that person at a dinner party who desperately wants everyone to know that it is pronounced Mackkkron.