Michael Savage: I’m Small Part of Chorus of
C BY MARISA HERMAN
onservative commentator Michael Savage plans to live up to his reputation of being an unpredictable host during
Savage Nation, his new weekly Sunday night show on Newsmax TV. Savage is no stranger to Newsmax.
For the past several years, the author of 29 books and host of the popular Savage Nation podcast has appeared as a regular guest on many Newsmax programs, including Rob Schmitt Tonight and Carl Higbie FRONTLINE. “This [Sunday] Newsmax show is
wonderful because it permits me to expand and expound upon subjects that I can only just summarize when I appear as a guest on other Newsmax shows.” With the 8 p.m. ET Sunday time slot,
dificult to resist” the opportunity to have a regular TV show. “It’s a big offering,” he said. “How can
you say no to a burst of sunlight like this? You have to go for it.” With President Donald Trump back
Rationality Outspoken commentator debuts new show on Newsmax.
in the Oval Ofice, he contends the next several years will be “glorious” and his show will reflect the collective sense of “relief and freedom” Americans feel after his return. “I hope to be a small part of the chorus of rationality from this side of the political aisle,” he said. While his loyal podcast listeners will
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Savage isn’t looking to regurgitate the headlines that viewers have heard all week long. Instead, he sprinkles his view into the top news story of the week and then features segments that focus on some of his passions.“I have such varied interests,” Savage said. Recognizing that his show will
compete with Sunday evening sports and entertainment programming, he anticipates being a “little less news-y and a little more schmooze-y.” That means viewers may catch him
While the weekly subjects remain fluid, Savage said one thing is for certain — each episode will be different.
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driving around in his Corvette as he shares his opinions on the advanced technology in the new midengine design, listen to the animal rights activist recall stories about his beloved, best four-legged friend, the late Teddy, hear his take on a book he just read or a movie he just watched, or receive a nutritional update from the medical anthropologist. While the weekly subjects
remain fluid, Savage said one thing is for certain — each episode will be different. “I’m not going to do the same show,” he said. Even though Savage boasts a
storied career where he reached the peak of radio, he found it “very
be excited to catch him on air, Savage believes many people are “stunned” to see him back on the screen. He also doesn’t expect to make all
conservatives happy. As a conservationist, he argues against “decimating the Earth for the last drop of oil,” which he admits might “fly in the face of some” who will chant the “drill, drill, drill” mantra. “We are shepherds of this Earth,” he
said. “We are here to protect and to pass it along to the next generations, not to exhaust the Earth of every last resource, just for a buck.” Even if his opinions run counter
to some viewers, he hopes that his experience resonates. “I have lived through seven presidents,”
he said. “The perspective that I can bring with the years, the wear on the tires on life’s highway, both political and personal, is worth discussing on TV.” In the down time Savage has between
preparing for a show or his podcast, he enjoys spending time by the San Francisco Bay. In the winter, he said the water is a
color he describes as “China blue,” and it is “amazing” to watch the fog, tides, and animals.
“I sometimes sit and feed seagulls little,
tiny pieces of bread, and I watch them dive,” he said. “I learn an awful lot about life by watching seagulls.”
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