THE SAVAGE NATION

Who is the enemy within? Who added Jeff Goldberg of The Atlantic to the Administration's cryptic text messages? Savage outlines Goldberg's potential legal violations under federal law for releasing classified information and explores a web of connections that raise questions about motives and loyalties within the Trump administration and its advisors. He details various U.S. codes that Goldberg may have violated through his actions. Savage urges an investigation into Goldberg and those who may have leaked information, shares details about his recent confrontation with radical Dem protesters at a Tesla dealership. Savage warns that America is engaged in the fight of her life.

The host shares intriguing insights from their life and career, including plans for a documentary. Personal reflections on good versus bad actions highlight the complexity of our moral journeys. They discuss the significance of kindness and compassion in everyday life while humorously contrasting healthy habits with broadcasting indulgences. The exploration of identity, legacy, and the impact of literature on culture adds depth. Finally, the conversation encourages listeners to embrace their spiritual paths amidst life's challenges.

Savage challenges mainstream climate change narratives by presenting arguments that historical climate fluctuations suggest that current climate models are flawed. Citing the Vostok ice core data that indicates that temperature increases often preceded rises in CO2 levels. He disputes the idea that human activities are the primary drivers of global warming. Many scientists disagree with the settled science narrative and advocate for a more nuanced understanding of climate dynamics.

Savage explores the complex relationship between humor and grief. He explains the necessity of acknowledging sorrow while using laughter as a healthy coping mechanism. Drawing on insights from Rabbi Pinson, he highlights the Jewish holiday of Purim as an example of using humor to reclaim power in the face of tragedy. Savage shares a prescient story of hope from his book "God, Faith, and Reason." He reflects on personal experiences with loss and the struggle to find joy amidst suffering. He stresses the significance of community and individual connections in fostering healing and purpose, culminating in a meaningful story about valuing life over despair.

Savage reveals why he decided to sit down with his political opposite California Governor Gavin Newsom and why we must welcome open discourse to prevent a civil war. Newsom and Savage debate the major issues dividing America today. Illegal immigration, homeless vandals, urban crime, inflation, taxation, climate change, transgender propaganda on our children and much more.

Michael Savage discusses economic warfare and critical minerals with Edward Fishman, a leading expert on economic statecraft. Fishman explains the significance of critical minerals like graphite, titanium, and rare earth elements in the geopolitical landscape as President Trump and Ukranian President Zelensky negotiate the high stakes minerals deal. They discuss the implications of U.S. reliance on China for these materials and the strategic importance of diversifying supply chains. Fishman also shares insights from his New York Times Bestseller "Chokepoints: American Power in the Age of Economic Warfare," detailing how economic leverage is used in modern warfare. The discussion touches upon historical economic policies, the complexities of U.S.-China relations, and potential strategies for strengthening American economic resilience.

What will be the true legacy of Pope Francis? Michael Savage discusses the controversial topic of Pope Francis's legacy, expressing both admiration for Catholicism and criticism of the current Pope. Labeling him "Lenin's Pope" for prioritizing political agendas like socialism over his spiritual leadership. Savage contrasts Francis with past popes, arguing that his background in a South American socialist environment has skewed his economic perspectives. He critiques the Pope's involvement in U.S.-Cuba relations and his promotion of climate change initiatives. He references historical examples of past Popes who acted more like political leaders than spiritual figures. Savage urges Catholics to discern between the pope's moral teachings and his opinions on complex socio-economic issues, reinforcing that one doesn't have to align with the pope on political views to maintain one's faith. He also expresses the importance of prayer and spiritual support for the Pope as he faces medical issues.

Best-selling novelist Jeff Rovin returns to discuss Savage's podcast interview with California Governor Gavin Newsom. Find out what Rovin told Savage to ask the Governor. They discuss the Biden purging of Savage and other Trump's appointees from the Presidio Trust and groups across America. They also cover the explosive Oval Office meeting between Trump and Zelenky. What motivates Zelensky? Did his conduct do more harm than good? They then launch into a wide-ranging conversation on history, health, nutrition, and film.

Savage shares his journey from modest immigrant roots to achieving the American Dream. He discusses the evolution of his childhood stories, his grandfather's immigration and work ethic, high school experiences, and the people he met throughout his life. He shares about his childhood growing up in New York and his rise on the radio airwaves. He gives a glimpse into his work, his connection with the audience, and their admiration for his unique style.

Savage makes the conservative case for tariffs as President Trump enacts tariffs on aluminum and steel. He delves into historical and contemporary infrastructure, focusing on the privatization of roads and the imposition of tariffs. He criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for their opposition to privatization and highlights Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum as measures to protect American industries. Referencing his New York Times Bestseller TRUMP'S WAR, Savage exposes the corrupt Left's efforts to stop Trump at every turn. He argues that left-wing organizations, many funded by George Soros, undermine civil society. He stresses the importance of free speech and law and order, criticizing violent protests and advocating for government measures to combat unrest. Visit Our Sponsors: If you're ready to finally feel rested and in control, head to ApolloNeuro.com/SAVAGE to get $60 off your Apollo Wearable today and you'll get a sleep band included with your order ($30 value), completely free.