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Yes. I was away from the tv screen at that time, and only listening passively.

I got the feeling that he was not in control of the OFF button. He seemed at a loss when it was cut off and had to "fill the air" with a comment...

There was another case of "over talking" that he does not usually allow.

My guess is he is not fully in charge!

This is the first time I have ever seen or heard this Savage fellow. I like his views. But.......

1. MSNBC is known for their cheep sets. But Savage's set was by far the worst. It was almost if MSNBC (a liberal channel, despite their efforts to look more "balanced"), gave him the set they felt he and his political views deserved. It seems if they thought they could have gotten away with it, they would have had Savage do his show from a sewer.

Bad camera angle and ONE camera. NO money was put into this set. And yet they are capable of giving those they agree with their best, as in the Donna Who's set they used when they tried to save their idol's ratings. In Savage's case, it is if they are trying their best to dump his ratings.

2. He needs live guests! That one camera angle got very tiring.

3. Too many issues for one show. The war issue is #1 in the minds of Americans right now. He should have stuck just to that. Notice, no callers wanted to talk about Affirmative Action. So he wasted that important subject, when he should have saved it for another show exclusively

4. On the issue of the Kurd's death video. The libs know about it. They have seen it. They just don't care! And if you confront them, they simply say that it was the U.S. who gave Saddam the gas. So, in their insane minds, it was the U.S. who gassed those poor people, not Saddam.