Speaker 1: But right now, in an industry full of clones and lemmings,
Speaker 1: Michael Savage is a truly original voice. We've known Michael
Speaker 1: and admired him for many, many years, and he joins
Speaker 1: us now. He's got a brand new book out, Our
Speaker 1: Fight for America. The war continues. Michael, how are you, sir?
Speaker 1: We've known each other for what over twenty years? I
Speaker 1: remember you guys are on stage with me at the
Speaker 1: Marien Civic Center. Where aren't you back in the early nineties,
Speaker 1: right correct? Yeah, yeah, I remember. Well, that was a
Speaker 1: heck of a night. We still get emails about that.
Speaker 1: People who remember that show Compassionate Conservative events, remember those days? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: indeed so normally. What happened to the conservative thought of
Speaker 1: the compassionate conservative? Where the conservatives go? I don't know.
Speaker 1: We talked about that a lot. I'm not sure there's
Speaker 1: a constituency for fiscal conservatism anymore. Everybody, don't you love
Speaker 1: all of the guys who are on in the media
Speaker 1: who scream about conservativism and his family values and traditional
Speaker 1: and patriotism took PPP money. Isn't that wonderful? How many
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars can you bend? Before you finally go
Speaker 1: under the country. I guess we're gonna find out. No,
Speaker 1: but I mean all of the conservatives who have fake
Speaker 1: universities and all sorts of websites, they all took P
Speaker 1: P T money making believe that they're not welfare recipients.
Speaker 1: Isn't that wonderful, right, right? And they figured out that,
Speaker 1: like the claims in Colorado were faked up for the
Speaker 1: government money, only seventy California must be. So hey, listen, normally,
Speaker 1: guys got a book. We'll mention the book, maybe talk
Speaker 1: about a little bit, but let's just talk about other things.
Speaker 1: But your book, Our Fight for America. I was reading
Speaker 1: the description of it, and you in the book that
Speaker 1: what we've all of us have tried to do through
Speaker 1: our careers, sort through the shouting and the narratives and
Speaker 1: figure out what's actually going on. Well, look, the first
Speaker 1: chapter is titled and I'll just read a title, the
Speaker 1: Twin Plagues covid is, M and Communism. Second chapter the
Speaker 1: virus Propeteers. Let me stop right there. I don't care
Speaker 1: whether the person's left, right or center. You want to
Speaker 1: know who's stealing the money on the virus. You want
Speaker 1: to know what COVID is. It means we understand that
Speaker 1: it was a way over each In the beginning, everyone
Speaker 1: was confused by the virus. They didn't know how deadly
Speaker 1: it was. I wouldn't say that they purposely shut everyone
Speaker 1: down to her Trump. That's the stupidest thing I've heard
Speaker 1: in my life, to make everything about him. However, after
Speaker 1: we realized that you should have selectively quarantined at risk populations,
Speaker 1: not the entire population. But yet the politicians, being the
Speaker 1: cowards that they are, they used an affirmative action lockdown program,
Speaker 1: which has locked everyone down. So we're not accused of
Speaker 1: being uh prejudiced, Okay, because there were only certain communities
Speaker 1: that are at high risk. We all know that everyone
Speaker 1: who's studied this knows that everyone is not an equal risk.
Speaker 1: So you don't lock an entire community up and destroy
Speaker 1: everybody's business because you have high risk communities or populations
Speaker 1: in the overall population. But the politicians are a venal.
Speaker 1: Number two, they're cowardly, and number three, they do the
Speaker 1: most convenient thing they can do, which is make everybody
Speaker 1: a victim, destroy every business, and then blame it all
Speaker 1: on Donald Trump. I agree with all of that about
Speaker 1: what the politicians are up to, and their attitudes and
Speaker 1: everything like that. But I wonder about a culture that
Speaker 1: allows us to happen. I gotta believe that if you
Speaker 1: had tried to shut down all these businesses and six
Speaker 1: when we had that big flu come through, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: have been able to I don't think the country would
Speaker 1: have gone along with it, would it well? But it's
Speaker 1: not limited to America. Take a country like Israel. You
Speaker 1: know that it's a macho country. They wouldn't last one day.
Speaker 1: They live in a tough neighborhood. People want to drive
Speaker 1: them into the sea. They're lockdown, They're destroyed. Uh so people.
Speaker 1: Here's the strangest thing. People who are otherwise tough and independent,
Speaker 1: somehow can be easily manipulated when it comes to health
Speaker 1: or or medical issues. This is an interesting phenomen I
Speaker 1: don't have time to waste your time with it. It
Speaker 1: goes all the way back to my studies and anthropology.
Speaker 1: Forty years ago. There was a great paper I referenced
Speaker 1: all the time, which is Sorcery, Illness, and social control
Speaker 1: in the Philippine village. They were using sorcery and illness
Speaker 1: to control the population in a small village. Well, they're
Speaker 1: using sorcery, which they call science and illness in America
Speaker 1: to control the whole population. I love when the schmucks
Speaker 1: the Democrats say, well, science, science. Would Nancy Pelosi understand
Speaker 1: what science actually is? She keeps saying science. Does she
Speaker 1: ever take a science course? Does she know what it
Speaker 1: even means? It's something that is potentially disprovable. She doesn't
Speaker 1: even know what that means. So this is not science.
Speaker 1: What they're using is sorcery. I mean, you can crunch
Speaker 1: numbers anyway you want. You can make up fake polls
Speaker 1: by loading the question in a the direction you want.
Speaker 1: The same thing with epidemiology. Remember I have a doctorate
Speaker 1: from the University California, Berkeley, partially in epidemiology, meaning I
Speaker 1: can read data. That's all it means. So anyone who
Speaker 1: could read data knows that this is one the greatest
Speaker 1: mistakes or scams in the history of the world. Total overreaction.
Speaker 1: And that's why I call it covid is um. It's
Speaker 1: more like a religion than it is about a disease.
Speaker 1: And it's all in uh, It's all in the book.
Speaker 1: It's one of the main things I talked about. We
Speaker 1: can't let this happen again. Sorry, Michael Savage is on
Speaker 1: the line. Dr Savage, What are they getting wrong in
Speaker 1: the media about this disease? What's what's number one? What
Speaker 1: do you mean in any topic or just COVID? What's
Speaker 1: the another one thing they're getting wrong? Yeah? What what
Speaker 1: do you hear that makes you crazy? When you take
Speaker 1: in mainstream media that we all must be locked up
Speaker 1: and put away like little dolls in the dollhouse in
Speaker 1: order to protect us from ourselves, that you should wear
Speaker 1: a mask everywhere you go. So you see idiots in
Speaker 1: the Bay Area running with masks on, uh, bicycling with
Speaker 1: masks on? Do they not understand that they're liable to
Speaker 1: get a heart attack by limits there there intake? I mean,
Speaker 1: we we know from the poison that's been in the
Speaker 1: air for the last week. Horrible, right, terrible? I mean
Speaker 1: we we breathe in hundreds and hundreds of gallons of
Speaker 1: air every day. So now you're gonna run with a
Speaker 1: mask on. How many gallons of oxygen are you depriving
Speaker 1: your body of while you're running? Why don't they tell
Speaker 1: people they don't need to wear a mask while they're running?
Speaker 1: Are people lists sheep like sheep obab. Of course they are,
Speaker 1: so it would seem so Hey change the topic with
Speaker 1: Michael Savage. I know you've been following and writing about
Speaker 1: the UH the social justice movement slash war against the police,
Speaker 1: slash wildly irresponsible commentator by Athletes is that a chapter
Speaker 1: in the book Are you kidding me? Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: is the greatest scam to have ever hit the United
Speaker 1: States of America. We know who founded the movement. Their
Speaker 1: mission statement is on their own website, their anti capitalist,
Speaker 1: anti mail and time American, anti Christian. How much clearer
Speaker 1: do we have to get that we've been hooding by
Speaker 1: a trojan horse under the guise of racial justice to
Speaker 1: literally become prisoners in our own country for fear that
Speaker 1: somebody will be offended if we say, wait a minute now,
Speaker 1: in the name of racial justice, you're shooting cops, you're
Speaker 1: breaking windows, you're looting, you're stealing, and you're condemning an
Speaker 1: entire race. That's about the most racist thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: How bad are things right now with the violence in
Speaker 1: the streets of riots and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've I've read about the sixties, but I'm
Speaker 1: not old enough to have lived through it. Does it
Speaker 1: compare is it in the sixties? They did not? Well, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's go to Newark. In Newark. Newark was once a thriving, beautiful,
Speaker 1: middle class community. Do we know what happened in Newark
Speaker 1: during the riots? They burned their own city to the ground.
Speaker 1: Nork never really recovered from that. And if this keeps up,
Speaker 1: these cities that are being decimated by the social justice warriors,
Speaker 1: did you see how any stories have come out about
Speaker 1: them being children of wealthy families or girls, these brainwash
Speaker 1: sorority girls, and they're out of town and they're burning
Speaker 1: down minority owned businesses. But I'm not surprised by that.
Speaker 1: They've been brainwashed by their own parents, their own schools
Speaker 1: since childhood. Most of them are drug addicts. They were
Speaker 1: raised either unriddling in the old days or adderall. They
Speaker 1: are stoneheart hearted drug drug addicts who are brainwashed. They
Speaker 1: don't even know what the hell they're doing. But let's
Speaker 1: go back in history again. We don't have the time.
Speaker 1: But Karl Marx came for a wealthy class a home.
Speaker 1: Lenin came from an upper middle class home. Revolutionaries have
Speaker 1: long been derived from upper middle class of Castro himself
Speaker 1: was a lawyer from an upper middle class family. People
Speaker 1: don't even know that Castrophie Delcastro went to a Catholic
Speaker 1: school in the Bronx. I know the history of Fidel Castro,
Speaker 1: so this is nothing new. And then you have the
Speaker 1: disease of all the human disease, Ernie Sanders, the most
Speaker 1: poisonous man in the history of American politics. This bum,
Speaker 1: this loser, this mook comes along and tries to peddle
Speaker 1: communism under the guise of democratic socialism as thought no
Speaker 1: one ever heard of it before. Let me conclude, I
Speaker 1: know your time is short with one on one paragraph.
Speaker 1: Wherever the new Democrat ideology has been tried, millions have died.
Speaker 1: It's that simple. You go to Russia, it was sold
Speaker 1: under the guise of fairness and equality. You go to Cuba,
Speaker 1: fairness and equality became a prison camp. Cambodia fairness and equality, millions,
Speaker 1: millions were worked and killed. I mean, it's a sickening
Speaker 1: thing to understand where this is going to go unless
Speaker 1: people say enough is enough. Well, and the folks who
Speaker 1: have actually immigrated from these socialist utopia's vote un mass
Speaker 1: against socialism I think that I ought to tell you something,
Speaker 1: Michael Savage. The new book is our fight for America.
Speaker 1: The war continues. Uh. It's always a pleasure, Michael. Great
Speaker 1: to talk to you. Good luck with a book and Getty,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, Michael, thank you. Uh. And of
Speaker 1: course you can hear him on KSO from noon to
Speaker 1: two or KBC from seven and nine, among other great
Speaker 1: radio stations across the country. That whole phenomenon, there needs
Speaker 1: to be more studying of how you know all the
Speaker 1: people he listed um Mark's Lennon Castro or you know
Speaker 1: even Ben laden As I mentioned, these people that come
Speaker 1: from perfectly comfortable, wealthy families, get highly educated, and they
Speaker 1: go to blow up the world because they're not happy. Right.
Speaker 1: And one of the most interesting things that struck me
Speaker 1: in studying the Bolshevik Revolution and the rest of it
Speaker 1: was how open Lennon and company were with listen, John Lennon,
Speaker 1: no Vladimir Iliots, Lennon, Donny um the how open they
Speaker 1: were that listen, the proletaria at the working classes, they're
Speaker 1: too stupid to adopt this night. We gotta force it
Speaker 1: on him at point. It's for their own good, but
Speaker 1: we gotta keep them whipped up and angry and hateful
Speaker 1: toward their oppressors. We have to hang a thousand cool locks.
Speaker 1: It's worth it. The farmers there, you go exactly to
Speaker 1: impose this new utopia. And uh, that's the intellectuals of
Speaker 1: these days. They're marching in the streets, smashing stuff, they're stealing,
Speaker 1: they're looting, their setting fires. They're trying to blind cops
Speaker 1: in the rest of it, and trying to force that
Speaker 1: ideology on these neighborhoods where we're just talking earlier. People
Speaker 1: say we want more cops please in the rough hoods, more,
Speaker 1: not fewer. More. That's why it's so racist and patronizing,
Speaker 1: patronizing for a white grad student chick to be yelling
Speaker 1: at a black cop, you know, basically saying, well, you're
Speaker 1: not really smart enough to know the way you're being
Speaker 1: treated and that you're you know, the things are bad
Speaker 1: for you, so I'm here to help you. That's straight
Speaker 1: out of Lenin Vladimir Eliot. Something. That is something, And
Speaker 1: we'll keep doing what we're doing as long as we can.
Speaker 1: They'll come for us at some point. I suppose you
Speaker 1: know what I like about Michael Savage is just because
Speaker 1: I've been in the radio business my whole life, and
Speaker 1: we've been around a lot of consultants and various people
Speaker 1: are always trying to build, you know, a successful radio show,
Speaker 1: and nobody has ever said, here's what you do. You
Speaker 1: hire a guy who got a PhD in epidemiology, plant botany,
Speaker 1: born Jewish, now a Christian, right thick Brooklyn accent. I
Speaker 1: like the sound of this. Tell me more that will
Speaker 1: be hugely successful. Nobody, nobody comes up with these ideas.
Speaker 1: You have to be an original talent. Like I said,
Speaker 1: this industry is full of sheep. Yeah, yeah, he is completely,
Speaker 1: completely unique,