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I heard him question an engineer about fuel-cell cars. He didn't allow the caller to finish a single sentence, and his questions showed that he had no idea of any of the technical matters involved, although most of his questions started with an assertion that he knew all about it. The discussion wasn't political, but purely technical. There was no anger involved; Savage simply didn't have a clue how to carry on a conversation.

I just happened to see this incident on MSNBC and was shocked. He then proceeded onto another caller who challenged him on the Courts ruling regarding Michigan. The caller said the court had found the 20 point system unconstitutional and Savage went off on him calling him an affirmitive action person since he obviously could not read the ruling. Well I myself was under the impression that the court had in fact ruled against the 20 point system. Savage is not nearly as smart as he wants all to believe. In fact I stopped listening to his radio show and could care less for him. He makes several mistakes with bad arguments and lumps them together with a mean persona. The down side of "right wing" radio is that there are some now who have jumped on the gravy train and can't cut the mustard. These subpars could give the right a black eye.