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 last week very proudly told me that he has cleaned

out all of Ivanka Trump-Branc shoes from his closet.

Congratulations, David.

It wasn't a political decision.

I was just making room for Chris Christie Leisure

where.

It takes up a lot of space in my closet.

And of course we have the Mad of the Hour, Ralph Nader.

Hello, Ralph.

Hello.

Yes, David and Steve, we have an extraordinary program today that will spellbound the listeners.

Yes, prepared to be spellbound because on today's show we're going to touch on two of your favorite topics Ralph reading and the law.

As regular listeners know, Ralph is a fierce defender of a citizen's right to have his or

her day in court.

He even founded a museum dedicated to that proposition called the Museum of Tort Law.

So in the second half of the show we're going to speak with University of Connecticut law professor Alexandra Le Hav, whose most recent book makes the argument

the lawsuits are actually good for society and essential to democracy.

And regular listeners also know that Ralph is a voracious reader on a wide variety of topics.

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