THE SAVAGE NATION

Ignorant anti-Israel protesters have taken to the streets nationwide. Rather than rebuking the uninformed masses, President Biden has placated the protesters’ shouts as reasonable, persuasive arguments. Savage speaks with author and professor Dr. Rafael Medoff to analyze the historical parallels between the anti-Semitic sentiments during the 1930s and the current anti-Israel sentiment among young Americans, specifically on college campuses. Medoff contrasts the strong response of then President FDR to Biden's weak gesturing. They discuss how some students' apathy toward Israel undermines public resolve to support the nation and criticizes the use of genocidal slogans during pro-Hamas protests. They explore the origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, debunking the lies cited by anti-Semitic pundits. They highlight the historical connection between the Nazi era and the Hamas movement in Palestine. Finally, they criticize political leaders for their hypocritical stance on Israel and the role of education systems in perpetuating anti-Semitism and violence against Israel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage reflects on a story ahead of its time "The Mugger and The Beatnik Poet" from his 2002 book A Savage Nation. In this incredible chapter, he predicted the decline of once great American cities. He laments recent events, including American troops being killed in the Middle East, and expresses fear that these events will drag America into ongoing conflicts. He then shares poems expressing despair and queries the relevance of prayers during chaotic times. He acknowledges the belief in prayer by historical figures like General Patton. Then, he speculates on the integrity of the legal system after a court ordered Trump to pay $83 million to E. Jean Carroll. He emphasizes the significance of children learning to have faith in God and to obey his Commandments. How can we stop the weakening of America's cultural foundations and the rise of radical leftist ideologies? He warns against Democratic socialism, particularly figureheads like Bernie Sanders, a modern day Trotskyite. Savage urges the importance of education, awareness, and resistance against the threats we face. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage catches up with jazz musician Sam Gendel for an update on his music career in 2024. The pair first met in 2013 when Gendel sent Savage a collection of poetry titled "The Found Poetry of Michael Savage." Gendel creatively transformed Savage's words into poetry adding musical compositions. Gendel reflects on touring in Japan, describing its appreciation for offbeat and avant-garde music. The two discuss their love of jazz including Buddy Rich, Charlie Parker, Roland Kirk, and Herb Alpert. They ponder the trend of voyeurism in the social media age as Savage highlights the popularity of his cooking videos. Savage shares his own experience as a writer and emphasizes that there are no shortcuts to success or happiness, instead encouraging the importance of hard work and perspiration. The conversation then shifts to the balance between the spiritual and the animalistic aspects of life, concluding that true happiness comes from bringing them together. Listen and find out what it's like to be a musician in the modern age and why more artists are choosing sobriety. Enjoy this wide-ranging conversation on the Michael Savage Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A New York jury ordered former President Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll — a writer who accused him of sexually assaulting her in the early 1990s with no hard evidence to support her claims — a whopping $83.3 million for 'defaming' her in 2019 after denying her allegations against him. Savage speaks with renowned white collar criminal defense attorney Daniel Horowitz to get his expertise on this and other cases facing the Trump Team. Moving from New York to Georgia, Horowitz breaks down how the SHOCKING affair revelations about Fulton County DA Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade will impact Trump's trial. Then, they head down South, examining the unprecedented border dispute between Texas and the federal government. Listen and learn as Horowitz flawlessly extracts the key details of these complex cases. Horowitz, a longtime friend of Savage, also shares some touching personal stories of his World War 2 veteran father and uncle 2nd LT Bernard L Horowitz, known as the "The Fighting Jew." Savage and Horowitz make an appeal for patriotism amongst Jewish Americans and lament the liberal Jewish trope prevalent today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage speaks with former US Navy SEAL and Newsmax commentator Carl Higbie, addressing rumors that if Trump wins the election, the Left may attempt to marshal the military against him. Higbie shares his perspective and recounts experiences from his time in the military. Higbie reveals the incompetent record of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.They discuss the challenges facing President Trump should he win the election, including the difficulty in enacting laws with a divided Congress. Savage draws a historical parallel to Oliver Cromwell's struggle with The House of Lords. Both share their concern over the increasing control and manipulation by influential figures and institutions, including the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum and its leader Klaus Schwab. Moving away from politics, the hosts share on the rewarding nature of influencing people through media, sharing personal experiences such as the time Savage saved someone from suicide on the air. They emphasize the importance of giving one's all each day in the media industry. Both reflect on this experience and encourage listeners to consider the impact they have on others. Higbie shares with Savage his own personal mantra, "be someone worth dying for." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Col. Macgregor and Savage discuss the greatest threats to world peace as tensions rise in the Middle East. They cover the devastating loss of life in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Macgregor emphasizes the tragic sacrifices made by a whole generation of Ukrainian men, adding his concerns about criminality and greed surrounding the conflict. What are Biden's missteps with Iran and the Houthi rebels in Yemen? What lies next for Israel? How does the war with Hamas threaten Israel's future? What would be the consequences of a greater conflict with Hezbollah? Then, the conversation leads to the threat at home. Who are the pro-Palestinian protesters? Will Trump be defeated in the general election? Can anyone stop the threat of World War 3? Why we need a leader who can inspire rather than divide the nation. What Biden's Border invasion portends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Trump overcome the legal challenges to secure the Republican nomination? Savage speaks with Stephen Gardner to share his insights on what lies ahead in 2024. Exploring the border crisis and Republicans' push to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas, they discuss Mayorkas' cryptic warning. Delving into the Fani Willis scandal, self-enrichment, and secret meetings, we explore the connection to Kamala Harris and the White House. Savage unravels the complexities surrounding the charges against Donald Trump. Then, he discusses his new book,  A Savage Republic, highlighting the various threats plaguing our nation, from cancel culture to immigration challenges, lockdown repercussions, escalating crime, and assaults on free speech and religion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage and Jeff Rovin are back in another wide-ranging conversation! Listen as the two consider the greatest threats to Western Civilization in 2024. They discuss the current war in Israel, expressing criticism of protesters who are uneducated about the history of the region. What will happen in the 2024 election? Will Biden be the Democrat nominee? How would the radical Left react to another Trump presidency? What can we expect from Trump if elected? They discuss the human capacity for good and evil, potential triggers of global conflicts, and the difficulty of predicting political developments. Savage compares the current geopolitical situation to the onset of World War 1 and shares his interest in the predictions made by author Oswald Spengler in his 1918 book "The Decline of the West." Can America survive the widespread unrest and the declining role of objective morality and faith in society? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hunter Biden makes a surprise appearance on Capitol Hill before storming out in a chaotic publicity stunt. Learn why Hunter is going on the offensive to combat investigations into the Biden Family. They explore the influence of China on American democracy, the apparent corruption of national security and law enforcement apparatus, and the fragility of American society. They discuss the censorship regime, the tactics used to discredit figures like Clarence Thomas and others in opposition to the current Administration. Both warn against the American policy of appeasing Iran and its proxies in the Middle East. Who is funding pro-Palestinian groups in America as protesters deface war memorials and promote anti-American and anti-Israel sentiments? Learn why DEI is here to stay as Harvard and other institutions seek to maintain their power and influence. Then, will Biden be the Democrat nominee? Is Michelle Obama poised to run for the White House? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this archive piece from 2013, Savage was ahead of the curve as he railed against the state of progressive cities. Before anyone else, he criticized the filth and dirty streets of American cities. He declared the state of San Francisco to be a "national disgrace", in stark contrast to the propaganda that is often promulgated. He condemned the leadership of New York City as income inequality and socialist ideologies polarized the Democrats. He explained how "progressives" appeal to the prejudices and hatreds of the population to further their own political ambitions. He encouraged listeners to elevate their own circumstances rather than hating those who have more. To hear this archive broadcast in its entirety, become a Savage Premium member. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices