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 the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrove and along with the man of the hour Ralph

Nader. How is the breaking through Power Conference shaping up Ralph?

It's shaping up. People are coming from around the country to make presentations. No one's ever put together a larger number of accomplished citizen advocacy groups on more issues and rederections for our country under one roof so go to breaking through

power dot o'erg people and see how you could attend if you're in the area or see how you can

get it streamed live to you.

We'll keep promoting that as the show goes on, but we've got a show to do today.

And on last week's show, we had an excellent question from one of our listeners about whether the banks on Wall Street really paid back the taxpayers for bailing them out of the great crash of 2008.

And Ralph kind of laid that fallacy to rest.

And it so happens on the show today.

We have author David Dayen, who's going to give us another perspective on that situation.

He's written a book entitled Chain of Title,

How Three Ordinary Americans Uncovered Wall Street's

great foreclosure fraud.

That will be in the second half of the show.

We will also check in with the corporate crime reporter Russell Mokiber, the co-jack of the corporate

crime beat.

And if we have time to the end of the show, we'll try to answer another listener question

or two.

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