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

Here he is, Michael Savage.

I was going to talk about the fact that we had a huge victory where the president

banned the use of cyanide bombs to kill animals. It's a huge story and unto itself that's

worth talking about because it's a small victory, but life consists of small defeats and

small victories until the final victory or the final defeat, whatever that

may be.

But I'm not going to talk about that right now because a new article came out minutes before the show

that I think is much more important to the average person than mere animals.

Now, to me, animals are critical because we are animals, and what we do to them is what

happens to us.

If we step on the animals, if we mistreat animals, we mistreat our earth, we mistreat ourselves.

Until we come to understand we are part of all of this, we'll never understand who we are or our places in the universe.

But that's a subject for philosophy, not for talk radio.

And talk radio is largely about politics, especially in its hyper-political time.

Aaron Klein approached me from Breitbart, and he said, I want to write an article about the

corporate media's collective freakout regarding Israel's decision to deny entry to anti-American reps Elon Omar D. Min

and Rashida Tilab D. Michigan while saying nothing about the UK's ban on Michael Savage,

who he calls a talk radio legend in New York Times are selling author.

And he said this is another example how the press has no, sorry, no standards.

So the article came out a few minutes before the show, and they put it up on BrightBard.

It's the number one article on BrightBart because people still do understand it.

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