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9:01Now PlayingRalph Nader joins us live to discuss his latest book, Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us, as well as the proposed healthcare reform, American politics, and more.
Broadcast on November 18, 2009
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Obama's healthcare approach favored insurance companies
U.S. healthcare spending double other developed nations
Obama privately supports single-payer healthcare
2000 election stolen from Gore in Florida
Blaming Green Party for 2000 loss is political bigotry
Malcolm Gladwell lacks expertise on auto safety
Both parties equally support corporate domination
Democrats failed to stop Patriot Act and Iraq War
U.S. social safety nets inferior to Western Europe
Gerrymandering prevents competitive elections
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