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Savage: Founders envisioned 'petty dictator' like Obama 'It was a man like him that they feared would come to possess the presidency' Amid a three-pronged attack on the U.S. Constitution by Democrats, talk-radio host Michael Savage reminded his listeners that America’s Founding Fathers built into the nation’s founding document checks and balances that anticipated the rise of a dictator who would try to seize power.Barack Obama is the type of “petty dictator” the Founders envisioned, Savage told his national audience tonight. 

Wouldn't it be great if a Republican presidential candidate could just buy the support of just about every major conservative talk show host in America? Well, it may not be as far-fetched as you may think. Clear Channel owns more radio stations (850) than anyone else in the United States. They also own Premiere Radio Networks, the company that syndicates the radio shows of Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck, among others. Needless to say, Clear Channel basically owns conservative talk radio in the United States. So who owns Clear Channel? Well, it turns out that Bain Capital is...

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The Savage Nation. This is a few years old but is an example of "Classic Savage" at his best.

Controversial radio talk show host Michael Savage, citing several reasons why he can't defeat President Obama, has offered presidential candidate and former Speaker of The House Newt Gingrich $1 million dollars to drop his bid for the GOP nomination. Savage goes on to tell Gingrich to 'put his ego aside' and 'if he really loves the country as much as he says' to 'do what's right for America' and 'take the money'. The problem is several of the reasons that Savage cites are just not true. According to Savage: •WHEN HE WAS SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, GINGRICH FAILED TO DELIVER...

The Savage Nation - Jo in Boca Raton (yes, again) calls in about Herman Cain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQSnBrm0pBU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGDpYTots_M

Presidential hopeful Herman Cain is reportedly prepared to make a "major announcement" this evening on talk radio's The Michael Savage Show. Cain is expected to be on air with Savage, whose syndicated program is broadcast live, Monday through Friday, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. ET. [...] Τalk Radio Network, which syndicates Savage's show, released word of Cain's planned "major announcement" prior to his appearance tonight, but has been mum on the nature of the news. [...]

From tonight's interview. Herman Cain starts out by calling Savage "a great friend." Cain is asked what programs would he cut, the other candidates in the race, the United Nations and what he would do as president. Savage jokes at the end saying he would be willing to be Cain's press secretary for one day only. courtesy of the Michael Savage Show (Audio)