And now the world's most exciting podcast, The Savage Nation, home of borders, language, culture. Here he is, Michael Savage.

Hi everybody, welcome to the Savage Nation. Let me begin by saying I'm as fallen as the

next man. Moralizing has always rankled me. I've never liked moralizers. I never trusted

them, nor do I expect you to trust me if I start

to moralize. So having begun by saying I'm as fallen as the next man and that in essence,

we all stink. All of us are fallen. I understand that.

But nevertheless, some of us try to build an arc,

create an arc for ourselves and for others,

to rebuild our lives, knowing we are fallen. That's the

whole point. We need to start by rebuilding an arc for ourselves. And that means trying to recreate

some joy in our own lives.

So today I wanted to talk about Noah's Ark and the flood, because I was trying to think about it today.

What the heck is the flood?

What does it mean?

I looked into the Holy Book, Noah, the flood and beyond in Genesis 6, Chapter 6, 9 through 11, all the way to 32.

Actually, it's Genesis 9 through 11 and 32, and I have a complete analysis of that from a religious point of view, from the authentic Jewish religious point of view in the Hebrew and in the English translation of the Hebrew about the cataclysmic

flood that destroyed all life on earth, earth and upheaval. And many of us, why am I talking about the flood?

Why?

Because many of us live with the fear that we're about to have an apocalypse on the planet.

I know that many of you don't sleep well at night.

You fear an apocalypse any moment.

You fear the Russia. Ukraine thing could get out of control, there could be a nuclear exchange

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