dr. jill stein.rump, talk about korea, voting integrity, and you know that famous photo of mike flynn and a vladimir putin at a dinner in moscow? jill stein is in that picture. we will find out what happened. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house on monday fired communications director anthony scaramucci, just 10 days after he was hired, capping a tumultuous week that saw scaramucci repeatedly insult his colleagues in vulgar and sexually explicit terms. scaramucci's departure came just days after trump fired his white house rival, former chief of staff reince preibus, and less than 2 weeks after former press secretary sean spicer resigned in protest of scaramucci's appointment. on twitter, president trump dismissed reports of turmoil within his administration, tweeting a boast about stock market and employment numbers and adding -- no white house chaos. sarah huckabee sanders speaking. >> if you want to se

jill stein. she just returned from a peace delegation to south korea that was sponsored in part by the task force to stop thaad in korea and militarism in asia. drhe impacts of militarism and the sad missile system. missile system. they are calling for a peace treaty. -- korean war is not beently, north korea has ring off t the intercontinental ballistic missile. it is very frightening to other countries around the world. they have developed their nuclear weapons capability. this provocation. doing mockeen attacks with nuclear weapons for decades. we also o have a policy of a fit strike of f a nuclear attack against north korea. north korea has felt they have -- avelop a nuclear rapine nuclear weapon to stand a chance. it is dangerous. korea is in the crosshairs of this conflict. limited exchange of nuclear weapons could result in nuclear is prededicted to cause hundreds of millions of death around the world. it is not rocket science about how to fix it. andnorth koreans, russians, chinese have been clear about what they want. juan: you mentioned the changing political system in south korea. is there a chance for them to take action in terms of