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Michael Savage
He’s done it again! Michael Savage once again
takes the top spot on the TSL list of “Top 25 Streaming Talk Shows.”
As Talk Stream Live notes, “The Savage Nation
claims No. 1 for the second consecutive quarter solidifying Michael Savage’s
dominance in the digital domain. Savage topped Rush by a full ratings point in
the third quarter of 2013. This is the third time that Savage has become the
top streaming talker.”
On the air, Dr. Savage
declared, “I’m proud to be a right winger,” referring to the president’s label
for anyone who dares to disagree with him (Free audio).
“I’m very proud that I’ve been working since I
was five years old and am still working at my age,” he went on. “I’m not proud
that a bunch of leeches are sucking me dry with taxation without
representation.”
Rush Limbaugh
Limbaugh has no plans to run for public office.
He was still put out, however, when pundit Bernie Goldberg told Bill O’Reilly
that Limbaugh would be “too conservative” to ever get elected president.
Limbaugh fired back:
“The reason I couldn’t win is that I’ve been demonized. I’ve had – my
reputation has been demonized and assaulted for 25 years. … It’s not
conservatism that can’t win, it’s that conservatism has been so ogre-ized and
so demonized by an alliance of the Democrat Party and the media” (Free audio).
Later in the week, as
the government “shutdown” continued, Rush said the Democrats “are imploding. I
think they’re getting batty. I think they are going nuts. This is not playing
out the way they thought” (Free audio).
Aaron Klein
A prolific author, Klein already has a new book
in the works, and he’s inviting listeners to help come up with the title. He
also gave his audience the chance to ask an imam why he believes women should
wear burqas.
This week, Klein also welcomed Israel’s deputy
defense minister to the program to talk about the counterproductive “land for
peace” process. As one of the only broadcasters who has read the entire
Obamacare legislation, Klein is able to present evidence of rationing and
“death panels” written right into the text of the document.
Finally, Klein’s
investigations continue to reveal more facts about Benghazi and other Obama
administration scandals (Free audio).
Mark Levin
The White House tried to
block World War II vets from visiting their own Washington, D.C., memorial this
week, but Mark Levin was having none of it: “I want to say this loud and clear
to the people on Capitol Hill who are listening, to this administration. You
lay one d— hand on one of those World War II vets at that memorial, and I’ll
bring half a million people to that damn memorial! You got that?!” (Free audio).
About that government
“shutdown,” Levin reminded listeners that “the federal government is not the
country” and the media (including conservative pundits) are exaggerating the
impact it is having on the nation at large (Free audio).
Laura Ingraham
This week, GOP Chairman
Reince Priebus assured Laura and her listeners that Republicans are “united” on
the subject of the government “shutdown.” Ingraham was skeptical, having dubbed
the exercise a “countdown to cave-in” and declaring it is only a matter of time
before “cowardly” establishment Republicans back down (Free audio).
Ingraham’s other guests included Sen. Ted Cruz,
R-Texas, and Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, who maintains that Obama himself has
“delegitimized” his own health-care law by allowing so many exemptions and
delays to implementation.
Glenn Beck
Beck is rarely speechless, but he and his guest,
GOP Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert, paused during their interview on Wednesday
morning.
Gohmert was calling in from the World War II
memorial, where veterans were tearing down barriers designed to keep them out
during the “shutdown.”
In the background,
veterans began singing “Amazing Grace.” Beck and his guest were so moved that
they halted their conversation to allow listeners to hear (Free audio).
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