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,

log with my co-host David Feldham. Hello David.

Hello there. And the man of the hour, Ralph Nader, hello Ralph.

Hello everybody.

Now Ralph, you wanted before we kick off the show to talk a little bit about something going on with Boeing.

Well, Boeing, which emulated itself with the notoriously dangerous 737 Max plane led to two

crashes because of the instability of the plane in Indonesia and Ethiopia,

346 people died, including my wonderful

grand niece, Samy Astuma, an emerging leader in global health.

And now this nightmare comes back.

Reliable sources tell me that the FAA, stubborn

and under the control of Boeing, as ever, is going to start a three-month period

to get this plane back up in the air, even though airlines around the country are starting

to cancel this Bondoggle and airline passenger

numbers are contracting, Boeing still wants to put it up and the Congress is not doing its job although the House

Committee has gotten some good reports and proposed legislation under

Congressman Defazio but the Senate is totally rolled over, led by Moscow Mitch McConnell and the Senate Transportation

Committee Chair Roger Wicker, who's about as Boeing as a Boeing wing is.

So it doesn't look good.

...