How to pronounce “nader” in English

Nader, in '65, wrote his "Unsafe at Any Speed" that exposed the bad design and lack of respect for their users

Tony Nader. Dr. Nader, it's been a pleasure having you on Talks at Google.

Ralph Nader, who's vision was that public service was the highest calling a person could do to serve others

Ralph Nader got 95 thousand votes in the State of Florida that year.

We have Salar Nader, who I don't, I think-- did I do OK?

--and Ralph Nader, "Unsafe at Any Speed," was a very compelling one.

that Ralph Nader and Grover Norquist actually agree on.

That was Nader's message.

And that was Ralph Nader.

right Ralph Nader wrote famously unsafe at any speed and that prompted federal regulations there's the five star safety crash rating system for example that

And it wasn't just Ralph Nader standing up saying, I don't like this car.

I remember the discussion with Ralph Nader way back when he said, I want to put seat belts in the cars.

Dr. Nader, welcome to the show.

You know right now that if you vote for Nader, he's not going to win.

So it's very much like an homage to like Nader's Raiders and like public interest law at a time when that was pretty hot.

was the first to publish people like ralph nader when he was still a student at the harvard law school

Dr. Nader is the global head of the International Transcendental Meditation Organization.

I'm not Ralph Nader, so I don't know.

Thank God for everyone, including Ralph Nader.

Fantastic Thank you, Dr. Nader.

Thank you, Dr. Nader.

They were deeply concerned that the most honored and respected person in American life in 1970 across the political spectrum was Ralph Nader.

One of the ironies is, by the way, that Nader missed the apology.

The car was killed in 1969, same year that Ralph Nader made the cover of Time.

I agree with what Ralph Nader said, "We are a two-party dictatorship in this country."

they're most unlike, as you saw with say the Nader campaign in 2000 who got elected, they

And I'm proud and honored to welcome to today's Talks at Google, Dr. Tony Nader, the author of the very new book

OK, Dr. Nader, then I want to push the spectrum all the way to, I would say, far right, in the sense of I grew up

And his name, of course, is Ralph Nader.

But then, the New York Times revealed that General Motors had hired private detectives to spy on Nader's private life, 'cause they wanted to know who's this guy badmouthing

A fellow named Jim Roche, who was then the President of General Motors, went down from Detroit to Washington and apologized publicly to Nader in front of Congress with all the

It's obvious, intuitively obvious, that almost all those votes had Nader not been on that ballot would've gone to Al Gore instead of George W. Bush.

So, really, 31 years after it's death, Corvair actually played a defining role in a Presidential Election 'cause there's no way Ralph Nader would've been on the ballot in Florida.

And then in the meantime, another contestant, Youssef Nader, who's based in Germany, pursuing a different technique, but basically automating the computer to do what I'd done