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

Here he is, Michael Savage.

Welcome to the Savage Nation. I'm just back from Los Angeles, where I appeared in a few

scenes in a soon-to-be-released film starring John Void. It's called The Last Firefighter, and it's

about how words can change a person's life for the better or for the worse.

You've got to be very careful of what you say to people.

I played a very small role as Ezra the fisherman, who appears opposite Mr. Voigt, as they chat about life, destiny, and the power of God and changing one's destiny as they are fishing on a pier in Southern California.

Now, I know I've criticized the Hollywood idiots for many years.

We all know about the anti-American, anti-family, anti-God movies that we all detest.

We know about them.

But what about those films that have changed our lives and inspired us?

I recently asked my followers on social media to name five movies that inspired them.

And here are some of them, not in any particular order.

The Passion of the Christ, 2001 is Space Odyssey, Braveheart, on the waterfront, Patton,

Lawrence of Arabia, the Ten Commandments, the Grapes of Wrath, Rocky, saving Private Ryan,

Bander Brothers, the series, Schindler's List, fistful of dollars,

Hacksaw Ridge.

There are many others that people responded to.

I'm sure you have your favorites as well.

These are good movies.

These are the movies that inspired us.

And that's one of the reasons I accepted this small role as Ezra, the fisherman, because of my respect for John Voight and his agent friend and the producer, Stephen Paul.

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