Amy Goodman
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Ralph Nader on TPP, GM Recall, Nuclear Power & the "Unstoppable" Left-Right Anti-Corporate Movement
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April 28, 2014
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4:22Now PlayingFormer presidential candidate and longtime consumer advocate Ralph Nader joins us to discuss his latest book, "UnstoppableThe Emerging LeftRight Alliance to Dismantle the Corporate State." Nader highlights the common concerns shared by a wide swath of the American public, regardless of political orientation, includingmass government surveillance; opposing nebulous free trade agreements; reforming the criminal justice system; and punishing criminal behavior on Wall Street. Nader also discusses the U.S. push for the sweeping TransPacific Partnership trade pact; General Motors' new bid to escape liability for its deadly ignition defect; the revived nuclear era under President Obama; and challenging U.S. militarism through the defense budget.
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