against this disgusting attack on our civil liberties, with me now as the manager and owner of -- mary josephineco general so. it's great to see both of you. mary, your first reaction to the news that new yorkers would meet the vaccine passports to live their lives, what was at? >> honestly, laura, i was in such despair. i was dismayed. i think i lay down in bed, i cannot believe that we came to -- we have come so far an hour and a place we are actually doing this. we are actually going to start separating people based on a vaccine. he said it in your opening, i mean, this to me is segregation. we are trampling on civil liberties. we are discriminating against people. the mayor of new york essentially just locked out tourists, he blocked out family is coming he is telling people who have not been vaccinated that they don't belong. they are not allowed to roam freely in society. that they don't count, essentially. i can't imagine. we have created two new classes. >> laura: i wake up every day and i'm like, i can't believe that this is our country. we have an invisible president, all is breaking l

mary, josephine and rocco, great to see both of you. your first reaction to the news that new yorkers would need this vaccine passports to live their normal lives. >> i was in such despair i was dismayed. i think i laid down in bed. i could not believe to have come so far and now in a place that we are doing this, separating people based on the vaccine. you said it in your opening, this is segregation, we are trampling on similarities, discriminating against people. the mayor of new york just locked out tourists, families, telling people who've not been vaccinated they don't belong. that they don't count essentially. i can't believe we've created two new classes. jillian: i wake up every day and can't believe this is our country, we have an invisible president, all while breaking loose all over the world and at home. rocco, mayor deblasio was asked about your bakery and how you called mandate basically echoing what your wife said discriminatory, here is his response. >> it's not discrimination. it is about protecting people. in our soci

in november, joining other beloved french icons such as writer victor hugo and scientist marie curie. josephineker was born in st. louis, missouri, in 1906. she rose to international stardom in the 1930's after moving to france, where she became a singer and dancer. baker went on to fight with the french resistance in world war ii and was involved in the civil rights movement here in the u.s. she died in 1975 and received french military honors at her funeral. her remains are currently buried in monaco. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in afghanistan as the uted states flies out nearly 60,000 people and counting from the kabul airport. the united nations is warning afghanistan is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe as the nation faces political upheaval, a worsening economic crisis, and a devastating drought. the world health organization says about one-half of afghanistan's population, including nearly 10 million children, already need humanitarian assistance and the numbers ar

stuart: mary josephine looks like you're starting it here. >> pleasure.. have a look at twitter. they're on a big losing streak, lauren. lauren: nine days, about 10% in the past nine days including 21-cent decline today. haven't seen a sell-off this long since may of 2014. i know what you're going to ask me. stuart: i'm going to tell you. lauren: you tell me. stuart: how on earth can you ban the president of the united states of america -- lauren: donald trump. stuart: forever, donald trump but you can have the taliban on twitter and they use it? lauren: twitter would respond to that saying, well, some people in afghanistan are using twitter. they need to know this information so they can seek help. that is the answer for now. stuart: they're such humanitarians. lauren, thank you very much indeed. another big hour coming up. we have lara trump. martha maccallum, heather mcdonald, kt mcfarland. new york requires passport to eat indoors. i call that defacto seg a goings in "my take" next. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, .. progress is eve