It's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

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Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Grovan, along with my co-host David

David. Good morning. And we also have the man of the hour. Ralph Nader, hello, Ralph?

Hello. Ralph, now I think you'd be pleased to know. Last week,

listeners know we spoke to the president of National Nurses United, Jean Ross.

And in the show, Ralph recommended that they do a social distance live protest in front of the White House and they took Ralph's suggestion just a couple of days ago.

So what did you think about that, Ralph?

I thought it was tremendous news coverage was on NBC, Washington Post, USA Today, and the title was

nurses hold White House protest over needs for better protection from COVID-19 and

nurses are very credible and one of the demonstrators Erica Jones

who's a nurse at Washington Hospital Center in District of Columbia told

NBC quote we're here because our colleagues are dying of Columbia, told NBC, quote,

we're here because our colleagues are dying.

She stood silently as the names of 50 nurses

who died from COVID-19 were read aloud

in the shadow of the White House.

And then she went on to say that this protest

by the National Nurses United was focusing

on the lack of protective equipment for the health care workers.

And she said, quote, I think that people right now think of us as heroes,

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