It's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

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Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrovan, along with my co-host David Feldman. Hello there, David.

Good morning, everybody. And the man of the hour Ralph Nader. Hello Ralph.

Hello program is going to focus on action on a very serious problem.

That's right. Today we're going to take a close and disturbing look at Donald Trump's relationship with women.

Our guest today's journalist Monique Elphasey, she has written a book,

it's called All the President's Women, Donald Trump and the Making of a Predator. In this account of Trump's relationship with women, they uncover 43 new accusations of sexual misconduct of various kinds.

That goes, I believe, with the over 20 previously revealed.

This puts him back in the lead of a Michael Bloomberg in the one horse race I don't think either of them wants to win.

The book uses firsthand interviews, transcripts, prior reports, and court records.

So far, the President has managed to avoid the consequences of these and many other actions.

And it remains to be seen whether the public really cares enough about this type of stuff to vote him out of office.

We will talk to Miss Alphasi about all of that.

But before we get all of that, Ralph, you wanted to talk more about the pardon power that President that the Constitution he can do whatever he wants as president. He actually said

with Article 2 I can do whatever I want as president last July and he's been proving

it and he has now been enthralled with the pardon power that the

president under the Constitution can pardon people who've been convicted and sent to jail.

He can commute sentences, or he can engage in clemency,

people who have served their sentence,

and then gone back into civilian society and he in effect the race is the record of the conviction and

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