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>> verery often they talk a abot refugee crisis, but there is no refugee crisis. only human crisis. amy: today, in a democracy now! special, world-renowned chinese dissident artist ai weiwei for the hour. he's been called the most dangerous man in china and the most powerful artist in the world. we'll speak to him about art, human rights, power, and his epic new documentary "human flow," which is a sweeping look at the struggle of the more than 65 million refugees worldwide. >> being a refugee is much more than a political status. it is the most pervasisive kindf -- that cacan be accessed againt the human being. you are forcibly, of all aspects that would make human life not just tolerable, but meaningful in many ways. amy: we'll also get a sneak preview of his new massive new art installation that spans across new york city's boroughs. it critiques the global rise of nationalism and the closure of borders. it's called "good fences make good neighbors." the fence is to divide. it is about territory. about dividing to push the others away or to stop others from crossing. -- rally, am

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we're going through a verery toh situatioion. this is an emergency,y, total emergency.my: voices from residents of utuado in puerto rico. a special thanks to juan carlos davila, who is joining us now in san juan, joining us by telephone for an update on a protest that is currrrently underway against president trump's visit to puerto rico today. juan carlos, welcome to democracy now! thank you for that report. talk about this protest today. one of people demanding? >> good morning, amy. the protesters are starting to get organized. people arrrriving fromom differt organizations, different community groups. the idea a of this prprotest iso trurump's coming to pupuerto rico o and a calllloutp ababout climate c change. ththat is somemething veryry imt thatat one of ththe organizezerf emphasizing, that putoto rics s herere seeing the effects of climate change. and they w want to makake that t very clear and callout trump for climate change. there are also o organizers hear frfrom mothers against the war. they are denouncing the militant to rosacea and just militarization of

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