The Savage Nation Debut Program (5:00 EST) Live Thread

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[dersepp]

Feb. 12 — Conservative talk radio phenomenon and best-selling author Michael Savage will host “The Savage Nation,” a one-hour weekly issue-oriented opinion show premiering March 8, 5:00-6:00 p.m. ET on MSNBC.

[2rightsleftcoast]

No,IMHO media is not showing planes hitting buildings as they don't want to show prejudice against Islam!
Media thinks we are all idiots and they have to show us what is really going on. Thus, programs about the good Muslims, peace demonstators,hard working Democrats etc.
Except for Fox and now Savage,no news for thinking adults.
We are being spoonfed so as not to offend any children or visa expired Iraqui's who may be watching.

[Symix]

Of course - if they do not like it then let them make their own shows.

There are dozens of shows on TV, with betters sets and better formats - only no one cares to write about them here on FR, they don't bring the emotions. Michael's show can only grow up and mature. Michael - you did great! Congratulations!
If anything they should immediately move the SN to NBC at prime time!

And please forgive my typos (they are my trade mark :) )

[TLBSHOW]

Ahmed Abdul Qadus, center, is brought to anti-terrorist court under tight security in Rawalpindi, Pakistan Saturday, March 8, 2003. Qadus, an activist within religious party Jamaat-e-Islami, was arrested earlier this month with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks in the United States. (AP Photo/Tariq Aziz)

[3D-JOY]

Nice to see your very positive comments!

Why do we have to tear down and devour our own?

SICK!!

[TLBSHOW]

Covered with cloth, Ahmed Abdul Qadus, police confirmed, leaves an anti-terrorist court under tight security in Rawalpindi, Pakistan Saturday, March 8, 2003. Qadus, an activist within religious party Jamaat-e-Islami, was arrested earlier this month with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks in the United States. (AP Photo/Tariq Aziz)

[Howlin]

His TV show was a flop

His show wouldn't have been a flop if it had been given a good time on CABLE (gosh, that was BEFORE all this cable, wasn't it?)

This show was dreadful.

[3D-JOY]

Howlin I love you , but this time you are too critical.

Let the show "shake out" it's problems and then reach an audience that likes it.

His radio show is not for everyone either.

[Symix]

Have you noticed how the liberal machine turned to a campaign whether torture is exceptable for that Mohammed guy. Do you think they are afraid he would talk???

[mickie]

Anyone know if this show will be aired again tonight?

[2rightsleftcoast]

Howlin, give the man a chance, it was the first show.

[krunkygirl]

I second those congratulations, Mr. Savage, ...and I didn't even get to see your show. Just knowing you are on the air speaking blatant truth to liberals is enough to make me feel that something actually happened today that may make a difference in the destiny of this great country! Rush, Sean, the "G" man, etc. all seem to be content to air the polite conservative point of view over and over and over again (why not? they've all succeeded fabulously, financially and otherwise) but Mr. Savage, you, sir, are willing to ROCK THE BOAT. Change won't happen any other way...and I thank you.

[Howlin]

I'll give him a chance, if he changes his show from top to bottom.

He needs to take a seat, first off.

He needs to stop plugging his book.

And he needs some guests.

[RWG]

She never said she was stunning just statuesque and blonde.

These posts are not dissertations.

[Symix]

perhaps (according to you) he needs to replace himself with Dan Rather?

[Howlin]

Howlin I love you , but this time you are too critical.

All I said was it was dreadful, and you say that's too critical?

I see you're not interested in him staying on the air very long.

[Howlin]

I said no such thing.

You people are awfully touchy about this guy. I have to wonder why.

[Mike Darancette]

...the tone was the perfect one to take--for the circumstance.

It seems that people like Savage and Dowd would have preferred or expected a torch light parade with a strutting, shouting and spitting President dispensing gingoisms and promises of Iraqi destruction.

Bush is a MAN in every respect and took the proper tone for a leader that must put his people and other innocents in harms way for the doing of needful things.

[Howlin]

It seems that people like Savage and Dowd would have preferred or expected a torch light parade with a strutting, shouting and spitting President dispensing gingoisms and promises of Iraqi destruction.

I've said that a million times right on this forum. Some people here are still mad because Bush didn't torch everything east of the Mississippi the day he took office, along with having the Clintons hung on the Mall at dawn.

[ConservativeMan55]

I agree. He needs to get on one subject per segment! Get on a subject, and ride it for an entire segment!! Then change topics during the next segment and so the same thing!