From the K-P-F-K Studios in Southern California,

it's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

Stand up, stand up.

You've been sitting ready to long.

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

who, unlike Jared Kushner, for the entire show will be under oath.

Yes, and it will be an honor colluding with you gentlemen.

Okay, very good. And the man of the hour we also have, of course, Mr Ralph Nader.

Hello, Ralph. Hello, oh, do we have a show today? we also have of course Mr Ralph Nader hello Ralph

Hello do we have a show today one of it is very promising listeners are going to get

kick out of how these cruel so-called creditors got boomeranged on billions of dollars of student debt they couldn't prove they owned.

Yeah, we're looking forward to that and we are also going to continue our conversation about health care. this time from an insurance perspective, when

we welcome Robert Hunter from the Consumer Federation of America.

And as Ralph mentioned, we're going to delve into an issue that touches many young

people entering the workforce today student loan debt. We're going to do that with

Joanna K. Darkus of the National Consumer Law Center over the year she has

represented hundreds of low-income consumers sued by debt

collectors or struggling with student loans. And if we have some time, we're going to have a conversation

with Ralph about the Democratic Party's recently announced a better deal.

We'll try to break that down for you and also if we have time we'll try to get some

more listener questions but first we have discussed health care from many

different angles on this program. We've heard from doctors, nurses, business people and academics.

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