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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 bestselling author and national radio Hall of Fame inductee, Michael Savage.

Hey, everybody, welcome to the Michael Savage podcast.

I have a real treat for you this week. I say it

every week, but here's a real, real treat. I interviewed Tucker Carlson for my solo TV show on Newsmax.

Many of you watched it on Newsmax, but what you don't know won't hurt you. I actually have many more minutes of that interview that got thrown out on the

cutting room floor, so to speak. You're going to hear on this podcast right now the entire interview

with Tucker Carlson, including things that were not aired on Newsmax TV. Okay, get ready and go. Here comes Tucker Carlson on the mic on the

Savage Nation podcast. Can you hear me? Up a little, sir. Up a little, up a little, up a little.

Yes, sir. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Be a great conductor. I love it. Tucker, I have to ask you a question, even though we're not beginning, we're going to begin because there you are, the man himself.

Thank you. The legend, Tucker Carlson. You're the legend. I'm just an older guy who's been doing it longer than you, but I have a question. Yes, sir. Here's the real question. Why did you decide to come on my show?

I mean, you're a giant. It's like I had a huge day in the history of media. I've influenced a

lot of people, but you don't do interviews, really, on other people. You don't do it. Well, I came on

because I think, because I admire you. I think that you've been hugely influential in opening people's minds. But the main reason I came on is because there's nothing I love more than people who persist, who keep going. Well, there I am. Oh, you mean in my age bracket, I won't quit. No, no, just the length of your career.

I love that.

I absolutely love that.

I love Larry King for the same reason.

You know, it's funny.

I was with him in his last year.

He was in a little studio in, where was it, Brian?

Culver City.

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