Trump's War Begins Anew: The Dept of Miseducation Must Go - #791

Newsmax Inc. CEO Christopher Ruddy rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange to celebrate the company's stunning debut this month as a public company. Nielsen ratings for 2024 show Newsmax led all competition in 2024 ratings growth. The channel has been growing and is now No. 4 in cable news, reaching 29 million viewers! Ruddy joins Savage to share the exciting plans for Newsmax's future! They discuss Ruddy's background, the growth and operations of Newsmax, and their IPO success. Ruddy shares insights into Newsmax's mission to offer balanced news and their expansion into television and digital platforms. They touch upon DEI policies, the changing landscape of media, and possible 2028 presidential candidates. Ruddy and Savage conclude with a conversation about faith ahead of the Easter holiday.

18 Huhti 202536min

Savage explores the significance of Passover, urging audiences to look beyond traditional customs to find contemporary relevance and personal meaning. He reflects on his childhood memories of the holiday and the necessity of rituals to foster personal growth and connection. He discusses his personal spiritual journey and what he learned living in remote islands such as Fiji. He recounts a conversation he had with a Jewish gangster about his path to redemption. He shares about being unexpectedly appointed as president of his Jewish community and receiving a heartfelt message from the Chief Rabbi of Israel. He weaves themes of liberation from modern "addictions," the importance of community in spiritual practices, and the transformative power of faith. He stresses that Passover serves as an opportunity for introspection and renewal, urging listeners to seek a deeper understanding of their faith.

15 Huhti 202556min

Trump's sweeping tariffs have set off shockwaves worldwide. Savage speaks with conservative economic expert and CEO of The Bahnsen Group David Bahnsen to bring clarity to the recent tariffs. Bahnsen explains how these dramatic tariffs are chaotic and detrimental to economic stability. He argues that while the administration's intent to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. is well-meaning, it fails to consider modern manufacturing and national security in trade policies. Bahnsen demonstrates how broadly applied tariffs diminish the legitimacy of legitimate security concerns and misinterpret trade dynamics. He discusses the unique challenges in both commercial and residential real estate markets, the risks associated with a lack of business confidence, and the negative impacts of aggressive trade rhetoric on international relations. Bahnsen emphasizes the need for a long-term approach and hopes that common sense will return to the administration.

11 Huhti 202536min

Michael Savage explores the question of whether Donald Trump is moving too fast in his policies and actions. Savage welcomes comments from listeners and shares various perspectives on Trump's rapid changes. He compares Trump's tactics to a Blitzkrieg strategy, likening it to overwhelming an opponent in boxing.

9 Huhti 202522min

Savage challenges the traditional interpretation of dominion as exploitation and destruction of the environment. Drawing from personal insights and biblical references, he argues for a compassionate, long-term approach to humanity's relationship with the Earth and wildlife. Advocating for a balanced and holistic perspective, he stresses that true dominion involves nurturing rather than annihilating ecosystems and promoting humane treatment of animals. Savage then discusses the significant fractures between the American people. What must we do to restore "the middle way" before it's too late?

8 Huhti 202530min

DO YOU KNOW THIS PERSON? Help us find the person who is threatening MICHAEL! Anti-Tesla protesters have targeted Michael Savage, urging radicals to protest outside of his home!  The threatening letter EXPOSED Savage's address and told protesters to MOBILIZE against the longtime conservative media figure. Savage addresses the letter and highlights that such threats are not protected by the First Amendment. He calls on his supporters, the "Savage Army," to help identify the culprit. Then, he discusses why open borders and unchecked immigration were a key issue for voters in Trump's reelection.

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Listen to Savage's momentous acceptance speech as President of his local Jewish community from this past Sunday. He defines it as a celebration of life, giving gratitude to God for his divine provision. He recounts his upbringing in a non-religious Jewish home, early memories associated with synagogues, and significant encounters with the Jewish community. He reminisces about his first bar mitzvah many years ago in Queens, New York and his grandmother's prayer book he has cherished throughout his lifetime. He reflects on his journey, his spiritual experiences, and his place within the community. He speaks about the role of faith in his career in radio, a miraculous event tied to a cherished amulet, and the spiritual guidance he received. He stresses the need for keeping religious traditions alive. He concludes with thoughts on humility, faith, and the significance of building a lasting community.

1 Huhti 202542min

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.

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