as "the washington post" noted in a recent profile of ralph nader, "for first time in his 88 years, ralphr is campaigning for the democrats, not against them." ralph nader is the author of many books, including "breaking through power: it's easier than we think." mark green just wrote an op-ed in "the new york daily news" headlined "democrats' closing pitch: the party needs to sharpen its message now." we welcome you both back to democracy now! ralph nader, let's begin with you as you join us on the phone from your home in connecticut. talk about what you feel the democrats are doing wrong right now. >> what they got to do is authenticate their message and the rhetoric where people live, work, and raise their families. often called kitchen table issues. they have to compare and contrast life under the authoritarian bigoted corporate indentured gop with life the democrats. for example, 20, 20 5 million people will get a raise to $15 minimum wage under the democrats. gop is against that post of assault on children by the gop is absolutely stunning from not using available medicaid funds to

amy: with the midterm election to ask away, we speak with former green presidential candidate ralph nader

needs more attention and more likes to twitter, 14she will be a new independent and she is the new ralph nader, she wanted to be president, she u.s does not see dem kratdic democratic party doing it for her, whatever she runs for could be trying to become president again. kennedy: robby, were you surprised by the condescending reaction from a lota lot democrat similar to about what. lesley said. what does there is a they are just as excited about someone leaving the democrat party. >> it is bad news for democrats, when i hear them say good we didn't want her, who is there left? they did the same thing with joe rogan, he said he was a bernie sanders supporter then so many democrats in media, alike they are embarrassed. then overtime, he is friendlier to some aspects of the republican party and then they are mad about that. one thing i did want to say about tulsi in addition to, that and i'm struck by so much that has not changed about what she think, the parties have changed. she has been denouncing regime change and foreign entanglements and neoconservative policy agenda for years, denouncing

also ahead, in the tradition of ross perot and ralph nader, we'll take a look at the crop of third-party candidates running in these midterm elections who could play a major role in swinging the results. >>> but first, willie, you us a preview earlier, but tell us who you have on "sunday today." >> my guest this sunday on nbc is oscar winner eddie redmayne. you know him from "les miserables", "the fantastic piece," and now "the good nurse," a stunning true story that people don't know about, a nurse turned serial killer. he stars with jessica chastain. really smart and thoughtful and a funny guy, great conversation. the academy award winning eddie redmayne on "sunday today." president biden has now signed the inflation reduction act into law. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by making the biggest corporations pay what they owe. president biden's bill doesn't fix every