amy: i want to bring in naomi klein. naomi klein, senior contributing writer at the intercept and ubc professor of climate justice at the university of british columbia. naomi, you wrote a piece in the intercept and the guardian "greenwashing a police state: , the truth behind egypt's cop27 masquerade." you point out that the tens of thousands of people that will be at the climate summit in egypt, democracy now! we'll be covering it and we will be there, that number may well be less than the number of political prisoners in egypt's jails. can you talk more about this? >> hi, amy. hi, sanaa. i think the number is important because it is hard to wrap your head around it, but i think amy has been covering cop for more than a decade. there really kind of a city within a city. they are huge. more than 35,000 delegates. this is a combination of government negotiators and activists and ngos, envoys, a few world leaders mixed in, environment ministers the world over. so it will just be very, very large. but that will be about ha

amy: we will speak to naomi klein and sanaa seif, the sister of alaa abd el-fattah, egypt's highest profile political prisoner. sanaa and her sister have been staging a sit-in in london in front of the british foreign affairs office seeking britain's help secure to alaa's release. he is an egyptian british citizen. then we go to florida to speak to law professor kimberlee crenshaw and civil rights attorney barbara arnwine. they are on a 26-city arc of voter justice bus tour to increase voter registration and turnout ahead of the midterms. >> we are going to the lowest turnout districts in the cities, and the counties, in the parishes, in the townships. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. britain's labour party is pushing for an immediate general election in the united kingdom by day after prime minister liz truss announced her resignation less than seven weeks into her term. during her tenure as britain's shortest raining prime minister, she saw the value of the pound plummet while she pushed for sweeping