Hey, everybody, mark your calendars because on October 17th,

that's a Sunday, we're having a Congress Club virtual town hall.

Ralph David and I want to hear your stories and share strategies to keep holding Congress

accountable.

So if you're a Congress Club member, look out for an invitation from us.

And if you're not a member, become a member.

Go to nator.org to sign up and join the Congress Club.

It's the Ralph Nator radio hour.

Stand up, stand up, you've been sitting way too long.

Welcome to the Ralph Nator radio hour.

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

Hello, David.

Good morning.

And the man of the hour, Ralph Nator, hello, Ralph.

The unique hour is going to be, listeners.

I don't think you've ever heard what we're going to cover today.

So true, Ralph.

We have spoken a lot on this show about how corporate power, whether through forced arbitration,

or all the other subtle restrictions contained in fine print contracts, has closed the door

for ordinary people to have their day in court.

These are all ways to force you to settle your legitimate complaint for far less than you

deserve, or to discourage you from even making a claim.

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