And now the world's most exciting podcast, The Savage Nation, home of Borders, Language Culture.

Here he is, Michael Savage.

I understand how the law works,

and we understand it the law is an ass especially if you read

Samuel Johnson which most of you don't know who he is but Samuel Johnson said the

law is an ass and he was right nothing's changed in 300 years the law is an

ass but let's get back to the History Channel documentary man of the 300 years, the law is an ass.

But let's get back to the History Channel documentary Manson.

Ladies and gentlemen of the Savage Nation, if you saw it,

will you please raise your hand?

Now, of course, I can't see you, but I'll ask you to raise your hand because I have an imaginary audience.

And we had Vincent Bouli, the prosecutor of the Manson family, saying that Manson was fixated on the

race war that was coming to America, black against white, white against black,

and that he thought that the Beatles were reading his mind and picking it out of his mind.

I mean, he was crazy, he arranged.

But, here's the big but.

When I watched that scene, those scenes set on the Spahn Ranch 1969

in Los Angeles, the old Hollywood movie set of a Western town and saw the Manson family

with the the s-hippie chicks and the guys and the drugs and the sex and the rock and roll.

And I remembered that time very well the drugs

the sex the rock and roll and I look at what's going on in this country today and I

look at what Obama's done to this country in only six months. I ask myself, I ask

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