It's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

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Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrove

analog with my co-host David. Hello David. Good morning. And we also have

the man of the hour, Ralph Nader, low Ralph.

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All right, the gang's all here.

Let's put topics on the table.

After five years of war, Yemen's health infrastructure is in ruins.

After these many years of hunger, disease, and violence, much of their population is

immunocompromised and now coronavirus is spreading quickly through Yemen and taking a huge toll.

As if this wasn't enough,

recently the Trump administration slashed the food and medical aid

that went to Yemen.

Our first guest is Hassan-El- Taebe, who is an expert in Middle Eastern policy,

and part of a peace advocating lobby called the Friends Committee on National Legislation.

He was on our show last October to talk about what the U.S. could have done to stop

the killing in Yemen. Now he'll be able to tell us with even greater urgency what we need to do to stop this added tragedy.

Also on the show today we welcome back James Zyrin. He was on the show just a few months ago to tell us about

his book, Plaintiff in Chief, a portrait of Donald Trump and 3,500 lawsuits.

His book details the many ways President Trump has taken advantage of the legal system.

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