It's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

Stand up, stand up.

You've been sitting way too long.

Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrovan along with my

co-host David Feldman. Hello there David. Good morning. Good morning and we have the man of the hour Ralph Nader, low Ralph.

Hello, we're going to take the democracy movement to a new level today.

That's right. Are you feeling frustrated because you see that our democracy has fallen apart

and we now live in primarily a country controlled by large corporations?

Do you want to change this dysfunction peacefully and rapidly? Do you want to support your health and well

being as well as of others for generations to come? Do you want to have an

uplifting experience that brings changes to this dysfunctional system.

Well, our guest today is going to talk about how we can do all of that in a step-by-step program.

Our guest is Paul Deloriae, he is a grassroots organizer who founded a group called Reclaim Democracy, a movement

that seeks to make three big legal changes, reversing corporate personhood, reversing the Supreme

Court Citizens United decision that equates money with speech,

and establishing a constitutional right to vote.

And going against the conventional wisdom, Mr. Deloree thinks with the proper organizing these changes can happen fast.

He's going to tell us how he and a small dedicated group of activists were able to take over

the governing council in his home county of Maui Hawaii.

He'll take us through that experience and explain how those same techniques

can be scaled up to the national level.

His book is entitled Seven Steps to Reclaim Democracy and Empowering Guide for Systemic Change.

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