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

culture, and here he is, New York Times best-selling author and national radio-holophame

nudity, Michael Savage. Today's podcast is entitled Not Guilty, but Guilty, anyway.

In this case, the perennial persecution of Donald J. Trump, even though the Senate

impeachment trial led to a Not Guilty verdict, the persecuting dems said it was a dramatic

success even though Trump was acquitted.

Well, I think it was a dramatic success in historical terms. It was the largest impeachment

conviction vote in U.S. history. It was by far the most bipartisan majority, it's ever

assembled in the Senate to convict a president, which has traditionally been a kind of partisan

thing in American history. We got seven Republicans, and if you look at the 10 Republicans in

the House who joined us, it was by far the most bipartisan decision and a complete repudiation

of the president's conduct. Now, unfortunately, it didn't reach the two-thirds majority

in the Senate.

That'll be equivalent of you going to court having been accused of a crime you didn't

commit and spending all the money you have to prove yourself innocent and then letting

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