Randa Abdel-Fattah

Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

He's on Saturday Night Live as a parody of himself.

He's on Saturday Night Live as a parody of himself.

He's on Saturday Night Live as a parody of himself.

And he's on all the popular interview shows.

And he's on all the popular interview shows.

And he's on all the popular interview shows.

including one that was briefly co-hosted by the countercultural icons of the era, who asked him to weigh in on the power of voting.

including one that was briefly co-hosted by the countercultural icons of the era, who asked him to weigh in on the power of voting.

including one that was briefly co-hosted by the countercultural icons of the era, who asked him to weigh in on the power of voting.

If people didn't know Ralph Nader's name before, by the 1970s, Nader was a household name.

If people didn't know Ralph Nader's name before, by the 1970s, Nader was a household name.

If people didn't know Ralph Nader's name before, by the 1970s, Nader was a household name.

For Nader, his fame served one purpose and one purpose only, to continue demanding more protections for consumers.

For Nader, his fame served one purpose and one purpose only, to continue demanding more protections for consumers.

For Nader, his fame served one purpose and one purpose only, to continue demanding more protections for consumers.

This is Joan Claybrook again. She stayed in touch with Ralph and continued working on car safety issues.