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Nader targets youth vote with talk show appearance

NEW YORK (CNN) -- Following in the footsteps of the mainstream party presidential candidates in at least one aspect of the campaign, Green party candidate Ralph Nader on Thursday appeared on a talk show in an effort to broaden his reach to voters.

Nader taped an episode of Queen Latifah's talk show focused on the youth vote. Both Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore and Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush have appeared on Oprah Winfrey's talk show -- to overwhelmingly positive reviews.

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Ralph Nader campaigns at a fundraiser in Pittsburgh Tuesday  

"Young people are idealistic, they have high energy and they see through phony politicians such as my opponents," Nader said on the show, scheduled to air Monday on the Fox Network.

Queen Latifah said the purpose of the show was "to educate the young audience on all of the presidential candidates running for office in the upcoming 2000 election."

The episode, she said, was designed to show young people that they are not limited to voting for one of the two more well-known candidates running on the Republican and Democratic tickets.

Actress Susan Sarandon and former talk show host Phil Donahue also appeared on the show in a display of support for Nader and the Green party, as well as to stress the importance of voting.

"I think this is an audience that Nader needs and an audience that needs Nader," Sarandon said.

 
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