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 great too long. Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrovan along with David Feldman and the man of the hour Ralph Nader.

Today on the show we're going to talk to Dr Michael Karam

who heads the health research group at Public Citizen

and is going to talk to us about drugs.

And we're also going to hear as always from the corporate crime reporter, Russell Mokiber, but first David, tell us about our first guest.

Well, we've had a couple of returned guests on the radio hour, Bill Curry, Dr. Sid Wolf Wolf but never one returning so soon.

Harvey Wasserman joined us a couple of weeks back to talk about the insanity of

nuclear power. This week he returns to tell us about the people out there who are trying to steal our elections.

He and co-author Bob Fatrachis have written five books on election protection.

Welcome back, Harvey Wasserman.

Well, it's great to be back with you, although it's not a happy... protection. Welcome back, Harvey Wasserman.

Well, it's great to be back with you, although it's not a happy topic.

Thank you very much for coming on again, Harvey. One of your major areas of concerns over many years, and mean many years listeners he's even written

a people's history of the United States was the way election vote counting has

been affected by electronic voting, the voting machines that are widespread all over the country.

And in Canada, they have a printed ballot still.

They know how to put voting machines in, but they don't think they're reliable so that

they have a printed ballot and by 11 o'clock at night in this gigantic country everybody knows

who won and who didn't and it's verifiable can you orient the listeners if they're not up on this to

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