thank you, burt folsom and anita folsom, now let's go to lunch. >> for more information on burt folsom, go to burtfolsom.com. >> and ralph nader gives his thoughts about the misbehavior of corporations. mr. nader goes on the big businesses. it's a little under an hour and a half. [applause] >> so it's -- it's so exciting to see some people really get so involved. i think for a long time i think we were wondering where is everybody? why is everybody asleep? people weren't asleep. they were getting steamed and this is what this book is all about. it's about people who have reached a certain sort of level of saying enough is enough and they want to make some things. and it's a perfect analogy in this city and all over the country to see that the ripple effect of these things are pretty remarkable. you reach a tipping point where one thing happens and it creates a domino effect throughout the world and we're seeing it throughout the world and i think once this power is unleashed it gets an energy of its own and it continues it grow and grow and i hope you continue to support what these you

she got married for one thing to burt folsom. she got two degrees. she worked for president reagan and she was the president-elector and most recently she has directed hillsdale college's free market forum for five years. her co-author and husband is burton folsom, jr., who holds a ph.d. from the university of pittsburgh. i actually visited pitt for the first time last fall and saw something i'd never heard of, which i'm surprised at. the cathedral of learning which is the second tallest university building in the world the tallest one you might guess as in moscow where they always thought building something bigger they were doing something better than capitalism but this is a 42-story university building and the first floors are built like a gothic cathedral. if you're in pittsburgh, spend some time in the cathedral of learning. but burt has taught in a double of colleges and now holds the charles klein chair of history and management at hillsdale college. he also serves as senior historian at the foundation of senior foundation where you can find s