From the KPFK studios in Southern California, it's the Ralph Nader radio hour.

Welcome to the Ralph Nader radio hour.

My name is Steve Scrovan, along with my co-host David Feldman.

Well, I just found out, tap my phones during the very sacred election process.

He is a bad or sick guy. Hello, David.

Hello, Steve. Or should I say Alexei Krasilov?

And of course, we have the man of the hour Ralph Nader. Hello, Ralph.

Hello. We have a real great show today as your listeners will, I hope, agree.

We do. On today's show, we're going to talk about one of Ralph's favorite subjects.

You're right to have your day in court and what you should know about the fresh attacks on it,

coming from the Trump administration and the Republican Congress.

We'll be doing that with the executive director of the Center for Justice and Democracy,

Joanne Dorisho. We're also going to talk about computers, specifically things like the free

software movement, net neutrality, and digital surveillance, with pioneering computer programmer

and founder of the free software foundation, Dr. Richard Stallman.

But first, let's find out from our first guest, what bad or sick guys are trying to rig the

court system against ordinary people. David, Joanne Dorisho is the executive director of the

Center for Justice and Democracy at New York Law School. The center is the first national

consumer organization dedicated exclusively to educating the public about the importance of

the civil justice system. Ms. Dorisho also helps to edit the center's blog, ThePopTort.com.

Welcome back to the Ralph Nader radio hour, Joanne Dorisho. Hi, nice to be here.

Yes, indeed. Joanne, we have a very timely message this week because the House Judiciary Committee

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