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 to jump. Welcome to a special holiday edition of the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. I am Steve Scrovan with David Feldman, and of course the Man of the Hour, Ralph Nader.

And this episode is going to be devoted mostly, not entirely, but mostly to your listener Facebook

questions.

So if you've submitted a question on Ralph's Facebook page,

this is the show for you.

Let's get started, shall we?

Ralph, this is a question from Mr. Felix Romero. First he says, hello Ralph, my question for you is, what do young people,

aka millennials, do about the lack of cooperation in Congress and the lack of voter participation stems from my own generation.

They can have a lot of fun by starting a let-ahead organization of millennials to reform Congress,

get more and more to sign on,

start having meetings, which can be social events

as well as political events,

start learning how to influence Congress by reading some of the manuals that we and others have put out,

how to put on news conferences, how to build coalitions, decide what they want to hold their members of Congress accountable for, like student loan reform,

or climate change, or corporate crime enforcement or consumer protection, any number of issues,

full health care.

And once you reach a certain stage

and you'll know it when you reach it

with a good internet connection,

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