THE SAVAGE NATION

Dennis Kucinich, a former U.S. Congressman and peace advocate, joins to discuss the urgent need to prevent World War 3. He critiques NATO's influence in Ukraine, highlights Hillary Clinton's role post-2016 election, and warns against the financial motivations for war. Kucinich stresses Congress's constitutional duty to declare war, addresses immigration priorities, and reflects on his political evolution towards a peace-oriented stance. His candid insights reveal a complex landscape of U.S. foreign policy and the importance of focusing on American citizens first.

Savage, an insightful author focused on faith and leadership, discusses how Trump's controversial rise mirrors biblical figures like Moses. He reflects on divine intervention in the 2016 election and emphasizes the resilience of faith amidst adversity. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their imperfections and recognize their potential for greatness. Savage critiques media disconnect, immigration policies, and the need for a return to traditional values in light of America's challenges. His anecdotes and reflections serve as a motivational backdrop for navigating uncertain times.

Harris, often criticized for her policy detachment, faces tough questions about her role and the Biden Administration's competence. The discussion touches on Jill Biden as a de facto leader, the threats posed by social media, and the perils of ultra-tolerance. The looming Israel conflict is dissected with insights drawn from biblical perspectives. The guest warns against the influences of socialism, drawing unsettling parallels to historical tyrannies, and declares the current administration as one of the most profound failures in American history.

Explore the vital role of humans as guardians of the Earth, inspired by a young girl's passion for environmental conservation. The discussion critiques the manipulation of environmental data and urges conservatives to embrace stewardship rooted in biblical dominion. Dive into the ethical considerations of kosher food laws and humane treatment of animals. Reflect on the evolution of climate science, celebrity involvement, and the distinct paths of conservationists versus environmentalists. Emphasis is placed on personal responsibility and genuine efforts in conservation.

The second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at his Florida golf course Sunday comes just two months after the first attempt on his life at a rally in Pennsylvania. Once again, more questions remain than answers. Savage speaks with Breitbart's Senior Editor-at-Large to discuss what is known about the shooter and his motives. How did the shooter go undetected for 12 hours near the property? Why was security not increased after the first assassination attempt in July? How was Routh able to receive an audience with the Helsinki Commission, a bipartisan commission that includes high-profile senators? They speculate on the motives of the assailant and the possibility of inside information. Then, Savage and Pollak shift to the final weeks of the election. What must Trump do to make it over the finish line?

Savage applauds Trump for taking his advice and deciding against another debate. He then analyzes the performance of both candidates. What must Trump do in the final weeks of the election to win back the White House? Then, he reads from his 2015 book Government Zero about what Trump MUST do to save the nation if elected. He outlines how Obama, Biden, Harris, and the Democrat Machine have worked to weaken our republic. He forecasts the challenges that lay ahead for Trump as we enter the final weeks of the election. He blasts the Biden-Harris Regime, using the Russian play "The Cherry Orchard" as an analogy for the current socio-economic situation in America. He warns of the potential for widespread unrest and draws parallels between the current political climate and the rise of Hitler in Germany.

Join former President Trump and political figure Harris as they dive into the heated realm of American politics. The duo tackles contentious issues, including immigration and personal critiques, while Savage delivers a humorous yet sharp analysis of media bias. Explore the high stakes of their debate, the impact on undecided voters, and the frustrations surrounding current political discourse. This conversation not only highlights strategic moves but also reflects on the future of democracy amidst rapid cultural shifts.

Savage shares personal experiences and philosophical reflections in this extraordinary treatise on the divine. He begins by recalling his college days at City University of New York and the profound impact of Martin Buber's "I and Thou," which discusses the idea that humans need God to exist, and God needs humans for a purpose. Savage then shifts the focus to the topic of owls, discussing their significance as omens of death or wisdom in various religions and cultures. He shares a personal encounter with an owl and ponders its symbolism. He explores the biblical prohibition against seeking omens and consulting spirits, expressing his belief in intuition and the power of the unknown. The conversation touches on the historical significance of owls in religious beliefs and the ongoing conflicts between different faiths and economic belief systems. Savage also reveals his plans to create the Healing Wheel Society, an organization that aims to bring people together through various spiritual and religious means. He hopes to bring unity and sanity to those who listen and share his belief that all religions are equal. He recalls an interview he had with Jerry Falwell, where he first expressed this view, and how this idea came to him after their conversation. He sees all the world's religions as spokes in the wheel of man, with God at the center, and believes that each religion or belief system holds equal value. Savage encourages open-mindedness towards different belief systems and emphasizes the importance of the search for meaning and connection with the divine.

Savage discusses the delicate state of Western Civilization, drawing on the predictions in Spengler's 1918 book "The Decline of the West."Savage argues that the West is no longer in the decline phase but is experiencing its death, with opposing forces represented by Donald Trump and his supporters of individualism, liberalism, and democracy, and those who despise these values. Spengler's book also touches upon the issue of Israel and Jews, with Savage highlighting the historical presence of Jews in Israel and their contributions contrasted with the lack of progress in neighboring Arab countries. Learn how the Democratic Party has transformed into a party of absolute dictatorship, with the likes of Vice President Kamala Harris and Alexandria Occasional-Cortex who desire statism and centralized power. He connects socialism to imperialism, arguing that it is not a compassionate or peaceful system, but rather one of willpower and imperialistic ambitions. He blasts Mitch McConnell for working on behalf of China's interests rather than representing Americans. He reflects on the rise of the military-industrial complex and its efforts in promoting war and conflict. Savage shares personal experiences of being denied jobs due to affirmative action policies and growing awareness of the country's transformation into a liberal dictatorship from his early days as a social worker. He warns that the establishment will continue to seize our rights. Will God save America from those who seek to take away our freedoms?

Savage warns that we must not ignore the war in Israel as Jews fight for their survival. He discusses the history of Judaism and how Christianity derived from its monotheistic teachings. Christianity taught the brotherhood of all men through Jesus. He discusses the Jewish Holy books chronicling the origins of man, the lives of Abraham, Moses, the prophets, and the kings of Israel. He reflects on the significance of the teachings of Jesus and their impact on the course of human history. He then warns how Islam has spread through invasion and conquest and now threatens the world once again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices