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Also today, three insightful appearances on Newsmax TV speaking about the Virginia election and family values, how we can use the court Savage asked his premium subscribers what topics they would like to hear on forthcoming podcasts, and an amazing array of responses came in. Cooking, cars, history, travel, science, nutrition, philosophy, spirituality, books, music, and poetry. How to handle the forces arrayed ag The result was an electoral?

The recent 'Beagle Gate' story of NIH torturing beagles has hit a lot of people hard, on all sides of the political spectrum. Savage has long been a defender of animal rights and wildlife protection, and shares his story of giving up a lucrative fellowship because he couldn't bring himself to murder lab animals.

Halloween is here and it's bigger than Independence Day, or even Christmas. How did this happen? The United States was born as a Judaeo-Christian nation, not pagan, but these days you are prohibited from displaying a cross or a Star of David in your workplace while skeletons are ok. What's next, the burning of Bibles? Don't be surprised. Halloween is a kind of death worship, and as such is a sure sign of a dying civiliz Savage talks with Neil Hansen, an Air America pilot who flew the last plane to freedom out of Cambodia during the communist revolution of the s.

They cover the abominable Khmer Rouge takeover, and the concept of "crisis" which is the first step to subverting a country from within. Hansen agrees with Savage that the Biden administration, as controlled by Bernie Sanders and 'the squad' in Congress, are a lot like Today's podcast ties together several related threads of our unraveling civilization. Second, the presence of illegals who bring their brutal cultures with them when they overstay their visas.

Third, the fac Today's title plays on a deeply rooted American concept. The "West" was "won" by hardy pioneers in covered wagons, who lived in houses made of sod and built mighty railroads that connected a continent.

They saved freedom in Europe twice! But in the late 20th century, things went bad: Beatniks, nihilism, drugs, fake "holy men" who hypnotized a generation, m Sleep disruption harms the sympathetic nervous system, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands, and increases pro-inflammatory responses.

Ivermectin Yes or No? Some mock it as "horse paste", while others swear it's a magic cure. Several randomized controlled trials and meta-analyses have now shown that Ivermectin has promise not just as an antiviral but also as an anti-inflammatory. The NIH Joe Biden is now acting more like a Roman emperor with every passing month.

He has issued an edict that FBI shall investigate parents who stand up for their children in local school board meetings. Effectively he is criminalizing parents for speaking out against critical race theory which teaches white children they are racist oppressors.

Americans are asking "Who is running the show? In today's podcast, Savage proves that it's none other than the most dangerous man in America: Bernie Sanders, who masquerades as a nice old guy from Brooklyn but actually a longstanding communist and antisemite who hates America.

Savage reminds With frightening speed we are seeing complete overrun of our borders, draconian mandates made by Biden in a dream world. He has neutralized police and released thugs onto the streets. He has neutralized the military with the focus on 'woke', lock Labour records first poll lead over Tories since January.

Labour and Tories join calls for UK to repay Iran debt. Migrants refusing vaccines for fear of being deported, charity warns. Return of the sleazy party: the Conservatives and the Owen Paterson affair.

As No 10 ham-fistedly let the scandal spread, was this about saving an old Brexit ally or protecting the PM himself? Boris Johnson sleaze crisis deepens amid pressure on Covid deals. After a smooth path to the top, is Sunak now in for a bumpy ride? The chancellor is caught between ministers who want to spend more as he prepares for a fiscally conservative budget.

These were the words of the health secretary last week, as it became clear that vaccination alone will not keep the virus in check. But experts in health and education fear that Plan B will come too late.