Nader on Senate's Climate Stance, "Insanity" of U.S. Nukes, & Why Obama's Min. Wage Hike Falls Short
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Ralph Nader, the longtime consumer advocate, corporate critic, and
former presidential candidate, joins us to discuss a number of key
issues: the Senate's marathon filibuster to promote climate action and
attendant failure to challenge President Obama on the Keystone XL; new
disclosures revealing U.S. regulators hid concerns and uncertainty
around the safety of U.S. nuclear plants in the aftermath of the
Fukushima crisis three years ago this week; and why he believes
President Obama's call for a $10.10 federal minimum wage falls well
short of what workers deserve. Nader is author of the forthcoming book,
"Unstoppable: The Emerging Left-Right Alliance to Dismantle the
Corporate State."
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