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 David.

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

Hello everybody. Martin Hello, everybody.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s elderly cousin was recently denied her right to vote.

She was falsely accused of moving from the county she was registered to vote in.

And this wasn't a mistake.

She was just won over a hundred and ninety thousand voters purged from the voter rolls in Georgia

by Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffinsberger.

Our first guest are going to try to write these

wrongs. Journalist Greg Palace Investigative Fund wrote a letter to the Secretary of State

demanding he return these voters to the registration rolls before the election.

What Georgia is doing is just one of the many examples of voter suppression happening

this election season.

Greg Powell says back to talk to us about voting rights and fill us in on what's happening right now.

And we are less than two weeks away from the election if you haven't heard.

And there's been a lot of money spent on TV ads, $100 million of it on the Democratic Party side alone, trying to convince

John Q Public not to vote for the reality star who spouts Q&A on conspiracy theories.

Will it work?

Is that money well spent?

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