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00:06 And now, the world's most exciting podcast, The Savage Nation. Home of borders, language, culture. Here he is, Michael Savage. 00:19 Let's go through the websites together. I do it anyway. I figure, well, I'm having coffee. 00:27 And... 00:29 I want to do the news the way I would look at it, what goes on in my mind. 00:34 If you care to join the conversation, forget it, because you can't. 00:40 Let's start with the Drudge Report, because we are starting with the Drudge Report. 00:46 Trump calls for punishment of NBC reporter, demands FCC intervention to stop his low polls. Dem commission are dangerous. Okay, not good. 00:58 15 missing in Grand Canyon flood. 01:03 Did Trump do that? Did he call it? 01:07 Did Donald Trump cause the flood in the Grand Canyon? I don't have to check it out with NBC. 01:13 Trump insists Iran is dead hours after USA resumed strikes. 01:18 Post fake AI video of Cargill on attack, oil up. 01:22 Military leaders warn Hexeth against wearing tighter suits. I mean, against extending war operations. 01:30 Update Pentagon secretly installs influencers in civilian roles. I've never been contacted. 01:37 Washington Post columnist demands his own papers. Traitor source be prosecuted. I don't understand the story. 01:43 When is Labor Day? I'm so, I don't know. I'm so tuned out. 01:47 I don't know about you. I had no summer out here in California, San Francisco. 01:52 The darkest, coldest, grayest summer of my life. And I've been here for 40 years or more. 01:59 Illinois sets U.S. state record for most tornadoes. I don't care. 02:04 Here comes again. Dolly could regroup tropical threats unfold. Dolly Parton. 02:09 She could regroup. Didn't she just die? 02:11 Dolly could regroup. I thought she's dead. 02:16 Okay, I'm going to go to the next site now. Let's see. There's no news, really. You could see this already. 02:24 I don't know where to go. I'll go to the New York Post, Murdoch's specialty. 02:28 In Hote Water. Oh, God. Not Anita Wannertour again. 02:32 Met Gala. I so don't give a s*** about the Met Gala. 02:36 Do you care about the Met Gala? What is this obsession with these stupid people? 02:42 Okay, let's say you're at top of the heap of the Met Gala people. 02:47 What do they do after it's over? How many drugs do they need every day to say, I'm Met Gala. I'm in the Met Gala. I'm in the Met Gala. I have a new outfit for the Met Gala. 02:58 Stupid people. 03:02 Severe flash floods knocks out Central Waterline and Grand Canyons amid missing hiker search. What the hell is that headline? What was the guy on? What was he on? 03:14 They can't even write a headline anymore. I have to deconstruct the headline. Okay, there was a flood in the Grand Canyon. I got it. 03:22 Hollywood celebrities are backing a terrorist murderer. Read the facts. What else is new? 03:28 We need law and order and leaders who fight the mobs. No, California, the mobs run the state. 03:35 The governor's like out to lunch. He can't win, by the way. I don't think he can win. 03:39 End of the road, wild police chase ends on packed California beach in front of stunned sunbathers. 03:46 What, the guy litter? 03:48 He must have littered something, and he's white, so he must have littered because there's seven police cars and 12 police dogs. 03:55 Because if he was not a white guy, they wouldn't have even pursued him for fear they would have been sued him. Instead of pursued him, they would have sued him. 04:03 Billy Elish mocked for hosting Brothers Wedding on Stolen Land after woke Ramy's outburst. 04:10 What else is new? Another double-talking phony. 04:13 Convicted cab driver rapist Gourmet Singh stripped of U.S. citizenship 15 years after assaulting passenger. 04:21 I once got into it. And now look, I've supported the Indian people for years. They will always win spelling bees the minute they come here. 04:29 They're really smart people and they work hard. 04:31 I once got an Uber in San Francisco. The guy was in, he was a Sikh. I have nothing against Sikhs. It was my worst nightmare of an Uber ride. 04:40 How do I begin? I got in. The car stank. Number two, he was eating. It was all over his beard and all over his chest on the floor. There were empty boxes in the back floor. I couldn't believe this. 04:52 Trump calls for leaders of failed nation, Iran, to be tried for war crimes against humanity after the latest U.S. strikes. He's right. Let's say they killed 20,000, 10,000. The numbers are... 05:03 right, of their own people, protesters. We heard nothing but the Tiananmen Square for 50 years. Now the Iranians are killing you. All you hear is Zionism is bad. This shows you how stupid people are. 05:17 Hunter Biden reveals Dad Joe used to visit him and crack them with Modicate and Secret Service. That's his father. 05:22 What's wrong with that? 05:24 Why shouldn't he visit him? 05:26 I don't know about you. I have nothing against Hunter Biden. 05:29 Kind of like the guy. 05:32 I think you should be like a newscaster. You'd be better than Wolf Blitzer. Are you kidding me? 05:37 I would say Hunter Biden would be smarter than James Carville. It looks like half lizard, half man. 05:43 Late off ESPN announcer gets emotional send off during final broadcast. I don't give a shit. When I left radio, did I cry to you? No, it was over. That was the end of it. So I did something else. I switched to this. 05:58 Jury deliberations and Clancy Trail reach 11th hour's journey admits he's nervous. 06:03 She killed her own children. 06:05 She should be executed along with the doctors who put her on the, you know, I was going to do a whole show on postpartum depression. You may not know this. I'm an expert on many things, including depression and such. And I wrote a book many years ago. I have to get this book. You won't believe this. For those of you who are pregnant and worried, hold on. This is amazing. I won't be able to find it. Got it. 06:31 Got it. 06:32 So many years ago, you don't know what an all-around genius I actually am. I wrote this book in the 80s called Healing Children Naturally. It's a masterpiece, not been reissued. 06:43 And there's a piece in here on postpartum depression with what the women should take Now, the reason women, I got to read it to you. I'm not going to like paraphrase my own book because it was so well done. Look, look how I opened this. 06:59 See, another book that should have been given a Nobel Peace Prize. 07:03 Look how I opened this book. 07:06 Just as the undrawn sword is the mark of the best swordsman, so too is the best physician, one who relies least on synthetic drugs to heal. 07:17 That's a perfect sentence. I'm not going to read any more, but I want to read the part about... 07:22 The diet after a woman gives birth. 07:27 By the way, the opening of this cancer, a leading cause of death for children. It was shocking. 07:31 Cancer is multifactorial in origin. 07:35 Pediatricians are often uninformed about nutrition. They're drugging our infants now. 07:40 Now, I want to go to the one on even the healthiest primitive warriors fell ill occasionally, as do our Tom Sawyers and Becky Thatcher's. Beautiful line. 07:50 Beautiful line. 07:54 Diet for prospective parents. 07:58 More than 12% of American marriages are barren, which means that at the time of his writing, this is then, nearly 3 million couples of reproductive age were childless, owing to problems of sterility. I'll go into that in a minute. Foods for fertility for men and women. Incredibly good. Semen counts improve via vitamins. I'm not going to give you the details. I just want to find the thing on women. 08:23 Women used to get good advice from relatives. 08:27 Some pregnant women eat clay, dirt, ashes, et cetera. 08:31 Some health food concepts faulty. 08:34 Doctrine of maternal impressions. 08:36 Old idea of fetus is parasite. 08:40 I'm trying to find this. I didn't mean to do this right now, but I'm not going to skip it. 08:46 I don't understand where I can't find this in here. Do you have my book, anybody? 08:51 Hair and Dietary Analysis. 08:54 Consequence of deficiencies during pregnancy. Mother may be harmed. This is a good one. 08:59 Teen pregnancy is a double problem. Mother loses teeth. 09:04 An extreme example of the consequences of a borderline deficiency occurred in one of my clients during an earlier pregnancy. Long before I came to know this woman, she had been born a child at great expense to her own health. 09:16 She lost 16 of her teeth during pregnancy and not one physician or even her dentist thought it was related to her pregnancy. When she came to see me years later, we pieced the story together as follows. I was a nutritionist at the time. 09:29 This woman had always a bore dairy products exhibiting the classic symptoms of lactase insufficiency. That is, she did not have the enzyme lactase required to digest lactose or milk sugar. 09:40 Therefore, she was unable to digest significant quantities of milk or dairy products. I am also lactase deficient. Excuse me, so is calcium. When the developing fetus drew on the mother's calcium stores, which were already insufficient, she lost her teeth. As a postscript, the infant was born and lost all her teeth. Had the obstetrician or pediatrician or dentist attending this woman and her baby been aware of nutritional factors, they would have recognized the symptoms of lactase insufficiency and arranged for her to eat large quantities of fermented dairy products, which do not require that lactase be digested. 10:18 Foods such as yogurt would have been capable of reversing the serious problem. Calcium supplementation, should have also been recommended in the form of calcium, magnesium tablets, and or dolomite powder or pills. Remember, I wrote this in 1982. I'm not doing the new Schmendrick. I'm reading a book on healing children naturally. I'm going to the woman who killed her own children. 10:41 And I can't find it. I'm trying to find the piece on postpartum depression. If you have the book, would you help me with this? I don't know if it's in my garden. A lot of women don't understand. If you give birth to a baby, the baby takes most of the nutrients out of your body. 10:57 You're emotionally and physically drained. 11:00 You have to have your nutrient stores restored after you give birth or you're gonna go into a severe depression. 11:09 I'm gonna try to find this postpartum depression. 11:14 I wanna read it to you exactly. It's in here somewhere, but I can't find it. Anyway, you'll have to get the book yourself. It's not available. 11:24 Probably have to pay $75 online for a used version. 11:27 I'm sorry. Honestly, I meant to do this. 11:31 I want to find this one on women after birth because a lot of the postpartum depression can be cured immediately. If I remember correctly, it was mainly the B vitamins that the women need immediately to restore the psychic disease. 11:47 The mind, let's put it that way. I don't have it. 11:50 Ethnic factor, also important. Look, if I find it, I'll read it to you another time. I'm sorry, I meant to do the news. 11:57 Most people don't care. 11:59 Women used to get good advice from relatives. Where is this thing about what they should have to prevent postpartum depression? 12:06 All right, well, I don't have it. See, I didn't plan the show to get into this. I got sidetracked because I see the woman that whacked her own children, which is murder, of course, but she's insane. The drugs they put her on, clearly the doctors are partly responsible. 12:21 But ultimately, she made the decision. But look, when you put someone on these psychoactive drugs, anything can happen. Look at the streets of America today. A dietary plan for pregnancy. 12:32 Omnivorous diet recommended. 12:35 Hair and diet analysis go to supplements. 12:38 Calcium-rich foods. Vegetarian women must have a B12 supplement. Morning sickness treated with vitamin B6. Maybe I'm getting closer here. Vitamin C can reduce risk of varicose veins. 12:51 What to avoid? Tobacco additives, drugs, alcohol, or poisons, including the drugs that your doctors are giving you. 12:58 I'm sorry, folks. I apologize. I do not have an access to that page, but I do recall that After birth, the woman needs to restore her nutritional stores. And the number one factor I remember was the B vitamins. And that explains an awful lot of the postpartum depression. Okay, now the news. 13:18 This is how I look at the news. If I see the news, something comes up. Jury deliberation and canceling trial. So I thought about my advice and I kind of gave it to you. 13:28 The Great Depression, crisis hits Napa Valley as ranchers left to rot while wine industry teeters on a knife's edge. 13:35 This is a shocking story. And what happened here is the big pot destroyed big wine. 13:41 Big pot destroyed big alcohol because people are under the false impression that marijuana is harmless or good for you. 13:49 They'll find out soon enough that it destroys their minds. 13:53 Look what it did to Joe Rogan, for example. I said, Joe, come on. 14:01 California lawmakers block Newsom's push to stop insurers from suing utility companies that cause wildfires. I can't even understand the headline. 14:11 French twist. French star feuds with Traynor after being denied treatment in heated U.S. Open scene. 14:18 Novak Djokovic brought to tears as body betrays him in stunning U.S. Open upset. I don't watch tennis. I find it boring. You sit in a seat. 14:29 That's interesting to you? It's like watching golf. 14:34 I understand it takes great skill. Don't get me wrong. 14:37 What's on my hand? It looks like I cut myself. 14:41 I did cut myself. I'm getting a lot of little cuts. Do you like little cuts? 14:46 I found like a faggy bandage in the bathroom, like purple. I woke up this morning. I looked at it. I thought I'd painted my fingernail purple. 14:55 I forgot how to put a band-aid. I just sliced and cut it a little bit, cutting some garlic the other night. God, what's this? 15:03 You will ruin them. Mom and teacher sobs as she's sentenced for sex with teen. What is this? With all these teachers banging their students, what the hell is going on? How did I miss out on that? That's a joke. 15:18 Do you know how many boys have fantasies about their teachers in high school, the women teachers, all of them, if they're normal? That doesn't mean the teacher should sleep with them. No, that's their responsibility to not do that. 15:32 But I remember, for God's sakes, I had a French teacher that was so hot in high school, I could hardly go to school. I remember I'd go in there like I was shaking. She was so beautiful. 15:43 Below Deck Star facing assault charges after domestic violence arrest. That's a show, Below Deck. 15:50 California town erupts as millions of pounds of rotting meat is dumped on neighborhood. 15:55 Okay. 15:57 Meghan Markle. What a douchebag. Meghan Markle soaks in the last of summer in Montecito Gardens. She is such a waste of human DNA. Okay. 16:08 Two of my least favorite women on the planet are Kim Kardashian, who is a waste of human DNA, and Meghan Markle. They've destroyed more women's minds, in my opinion, than... What's this now? All right, I'll read my horoscope. I don't know if I can do this anymore. It's so boring. 16:25 I'm going to read my horoscope in the New York Post. I used to do this every day. It was so accurate sometimes. 16:31 All except the gym teachers, right? They were all, you know, with the whistles. All right, girl, get in the shower. 16:40 Where's Aries here? I just want to see what it says for me today. I'm not having a good day. 16:46 I am not having a good day. 16:49 Pisces, Aries, if you are fair with other people this weekend, they will be fair with you. Even if they have been less than honest with you in the past, your determination played by the rules will inspire them to shame them to act an identity. 17:04 Nothing. Next site. 17:06 Okay, next website for the news. 17:09 Then it's Powhanna. 17:12 I'm going to go to the next website. Post, Drudge. 17:15 Gateway Pundit is pretty good. 17:17 Senator John Kennedy sounds the alarm, admits Senate Republicans have $0 budgeted for MAGA warrior Ken Paxton in Texas. 17:24 Nice. 17:26 Trump says Iran's oil hub Cargillin is being blown to smithereens. 17:32 Does that make sense to you to blow up all the oil stores? 17:37 U.S. launched a surprise attack in Iran. Senior IRGC officials dropped dead on live TV at regime's nightly rally. 17:43 He got an HA. 17:45 He ate too much lamb. 17:47 How did those guys survive? All they do is kill animals and eat like lamb, all these saturated fats. 17:54 Greenland calls for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to shed light on the forced sterilization campaign waged by Denmark against Inuit women. 18:03 Was it genocide? Of course it was genocide, but you wouldn't see them marching in the streets of America against the Danes, would you? No, only the Jews. 18:13 Of course it was genocide. 18:15 What would you call forced sterilization against the poor Inuits? 18:19 Love? 18:21 Disgrace Sarah Ferguson, who is she, returning to the UK, planning tell-all documentary on her role in Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Are you really interested in Jeffrey Epstein? 18:30 We know he was a demon and a pervert. And now what? 18:34 Winter is coming. Russia announces upcoming massive strikes against Ukrainian power generation and energy facilities. 18:42 This war, longer than World War II, more white Christian males killing each other than any time in human history. 18:52 Who's fueling this war? 18:55 China's laughing all the way to the bank. 19:03 Okay. Gene Pirro's office convenes rare special grand jury to investigate truancy attendance and graduation records in Democrat-run D.C. schools. That's a stupid one. 19:13 What's the grand jury going to do? 19:15 Of course, it's all fake in D.C. They're giving dummies degrees so they can go to Harvard and not know anything. They can't add three and two and they're already majoring in math at Harvard. What are you going to do about it? Nothing. The world's finished with affirmative action. 19:30 Bezos' own Washington Post publishes classified Pentagon orders book during active combat with Iran. Pentagon calls it a crime and a betrayal of the force. Absolutely true. 19:43 I don't know how they could publish the Pentagon Orders book, giving away like what the Pentagon is saying without going to jail. Yeah, what happened to Fauci? Why isn't he? Because he was pardoned. It's a dead end. 19:56 Turkish and Somali forces retake hijacked cargo ship. 14 Somali pirates reported dead. A shame the Democrats just lost 14 voters in Brooklyn. 20:10 Attorney General Todd Blanch secured Dominion voting machines for 2020 election that allegedly showed proof of foreign involvement. 20:16 Again, 2020. 20:18 Judge rules possession of AI generated child pornography is legal. 20:22 Judge. 20:24 The stench from the bench is making me clench. 20:28 Gun laws have changed. You have. OK, that's an ad. I don't know what's an ad anymore. 20:33 Right wing one nation party wins parliament seat in Western Australia, surging anti-globalist defeat. PM Albanese's ruling Labor Party. Albanese, oh, what a piece of work he is in Australia. A communist scumbag. 20:47 Steve Hilton weighs in on affordability crisis on the California governor Newsom. We're asleep walking towards an economic cliff. Let me tell you about Steve Hilton. 20:55 I'm going to vote for him because it's the only choice. He is the worst possible candidate the Republicans could have ever dredged up. Number one, he has a British accent, which is a no-no in California and in America. Nobody with a British accent is popular. 21:10 If anyone has a British accent, it's usually a Jew from Brooklyn who's faking it. Anyone with a real British accent has no chance of winning in America. How did they pick this guy? I never heard of him, by the way. A Fox News host? 21:22 A friend of Murdoch from, where is he, from Australia with an English accent? How did they pick this guy to run in California? 21:30 Okay, I'm exhausted from this. There's nothing they're dredging. 21:35 New York Governor Kathy Hochul dons hijab while speaking to a group of Muslims. She's a real piece of s***. That one, who is this Kathy Hochul? She has the weirdest effing face I've ever seen in my life. There's something plastic about it. She's like an AI person. 21:51 Welcome to NIU. University hosts socials connecting students with gender and sexuality programs. What else is new? How else are the deviants going to meet each other? Revolutionary diet. Slimmed down former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. Shares photo. Asked for prayers from U.S. prison. The guy's a big. You see how big he was? He towered over his guard. He's like six foot five, the bus driver. 22:14 He's looking good on the diet. They put him on in jail. 22:17 You don't need Ozempic. Just do a crime and go to the tombs. 22:22 There's no other news here. Developing more than 20 people missing flash floods. Hello, mom. Minnesota mother dies. You have to raise your back. I don't want to read that. I don't want to read about these tragic stories. 22:31 Neuropathy. Every other ad is for neuropathy. 22:34 Dog-eating meat, rats, and urine. 10,000 complaints exposed filthy L.A. street food conditions. 22:40 The mayor just gave an award to the street peddlers there. Do you actually buy food off carts? You're going to be insane. 22:49 We have bad enough food hygiene in restaurants. 22:53 You're going to buy it from a cart from a guy from El Salvador and not expect to get diarrhea in the morning? What are you, out of your mind? 23:02 DEI Justice Kentonji Brown Jackson, what a name. 23:06 Oh, she's wearing like an African-appropriate bead selection. 23:10 Still playing COVID theater, performatively masked up at DC airport. Who the hell wears masks? I see these poor old women wearing them, walking around in supermarkets. Okay, they're stupid and they're old. 23:23 That's performative art. 23:26 Clybourne launches racist attack against Clarence Thomas, who has Supreme Court justice as a race traitor. That's stupid. 23:33 He said, I don't like that. Clyburn is a moron. Really one. The word is used a lot. Clyburn is actually a moron. I would say an idiot. Because if you actually look at mental insufficiency, there's a scale of moron, imbecile, idiot, which I remember from high school. And the moron is the dumbest of the mentally feeble. 23:52 The idiot is the smartest of the feeble people. So I would say that Clyburn, Representative James Clyburn, is an idiot, not a moron on that scale. 24:03 Rolling Stone magazine profiles radical leftist Hassan Piker as influential creator as Democrats try to distance themselves from the America-hating Marxist Jew-hater. 24:13 Mm-hmm. 24:15 Mm-hmm. Rolling Stone. A real reliable source. A bunch of junkies sitting there with a typewriter. With a keyboard, rather. Savage. 24:23 Michael Savage. A host like no other. 24:29 Well, that's it for today, folks. I'll go to one more website only because I'm not ready. I kind of find one more website here. SFGate, the worst website in the history of the world. Nancy Pelosi's mimeograph machine supervised by Willie Brown. 24:45 All news that's fit for Nancy's print. Trending. The billionaire tax is breaking the California Democratic Party. 24:51 They pass that tax. I'm going. Not that I'm a billionaire because the next step is the millionaire. The next step is the 100,000 air. This is how communism works. I pay more taxes than any thousand or 10,000 illegal aliens. I'm not paying another nickel in this state. They can go themselves. I'm sorry to lose my temper. 25:10 What's this? Man killed at Burning Man was released from hospital hours before stabbing. What kind of schmuck would go to Burning Man and not expect something bad to happen? Who goes to those things? Who would go to the middle of a desert with a bunch of junkies and get stoned and drunk and run around there? What's the point? Desperados. 25:28 Desperados. 25:30 Frustrated desperados think they're going to get laid at Burning Man. 25:33 Daughter of Bay Area Radio Legends. Legends? Are you joking? The guy was a nobody when he was a somebody. Daughter of Bay Area Radio Legends pleads guilty to bachelor pregnancy fraud. I knew that schmuck when he was on KGO. He was no legend. I called him Mr. Softy because that's all he ever was. 25:50 Not a legend. 25:52 I was a legend, not him. 25:54 SF Dems divided after local party endorses candidate accused of sexual assault. I'm not going to click on it. I'm not interested. 26:03 Highly anticipated Pokemon event in SF goes awry. 26:07 I don't understand this. 26:09 What the hell is a Pokemon event? 26:12 Inflation comes from Burning Man, leading iconic camps to bow out. 26:17 You're such a loser if you go to Burning Man. You're such a frustrated loser. You think you're going to run around with your schlong out and someone's going to fall in love with you? You'll still be a loser. 26:28 Daughter of Bay Area radio legends pleads guilty to bachelor pregnancy fraud. What a loser she is. 26:34 Apparently, according to what I'm reading, the daughter of the radio legend who was never a legend even when he was a legend and wasn't a legend. He was Mr. Softee even when he was a hardy. 26:44 Apparently, she meets guy, met two guys who were famous and then claimed she was pregnant to shake him down. 26:52 And then she pled guilty to that. Whoa. Whoa. 26:55 You know, I thought about that story. I didn't know the father that well. He was at the radio station. 27:02 He was jealous of me because he thought he had the whole thing knocked up. I came along and basically I, you know, he realized I was far more talented and I was going to go further than him. And I did. It happens. There's just better people out there. 27:14 I didn't hate him. Let me put it to you that way. But I felt bad for him. I knew he was sort of a, I knew he was like a weakling Jewish guy from Brooklyn type. I knew he was from Miami because he always wore the same. He wore an ugly, smelly, like perspiration stained Aloha shirt every time he broadcast. The schmuck thought it was good luck, I think. 27:33 I knew he was already a 90% Schmendrick. 27:37 And because he espoused liberalism on the airwaves, everyone thought he was a genius. All right, whatever. He had to make a buck. They paid him a lot of money, too. 27:48 I came along, and I started calling him Mr. Softy, and he went crazy. He tried to get me fired. A lot of things happened. So I see this thing with his daughter. It's kind of sad that the daughter's this screwed up, that she... 28:02 Pleads guilty to pregnancy fraud. Laura Owens, daughter of Bay Area radio legend, Ron Lowenstein, pleads guilty to bachelor pregnancy fraud. I feel bad for the whole family. Let me be very clear. But to call them two Bay Area radio legends is really not pushing it, but stupid. 28:20 Faces over a decade in prison after leading guilty to faking pregnancy with a bachelor lead. 28:26 Owens, 36, met Clayton Ecard in 2023. It had been a year since Ecard started as the bachelor, Amy and I. 28:33 Owens reached out to him in a professional capacity, saying she was investing in short-term rentals. The pair met for one date, but Eckert said he told Owens he wasn't interested in pursuing a relationship. You can read between the lines in that. They had sex, it looks like to me. Not long after, Eckert was shocked to learn he'd been served with a paternity lawsuit. Owens claimed Eckert had gotten her pregnant with twins, no less, after a one-night stand. 28:58 and she was seeking child support. 29:01 As the lawsuit progressed, Owens said she had miscarried. 29:06 For his part, Eckhart said he'd never had intercourse with Lowenstein, vehemently denying she could be pregnant with his child at all. 29:13 In May 2025, the narrative changed dramatically when the Maricopa County Attorney's Office announced Lowenstein had been indicted for fraud. 29:20 The Attorney's Office launched an investigation during a Pernity lawsuit after Lowenstein, Owens, made several inconsistent statements during a paternity hearing involving a former contestant. Okay, so they looked into it, and I'm reading the article now. 29:36 In addition to lying about being pregnant, the office said she faked the pregnancy video. Wow. 29:42 Lied under oath repeatedly and altered an ultrasound image. How could you do that? 29:47 In November 25, they announced additional charges on behalf of a second victim. 29:52 That man had dated Owens briefly in 2021 and was also told she was pregnant with his child. 29:57 What a racket this is, the officer said. That pregnancy was also fictitious, according to prosecutors. I'm reading the article. Owens initially declared she would fight the charges caught. I will defend myself fully and relentlessly through every step of this process, she said in a statement. But on Friday, Owens pleaded guilty in a Maricopa County courtroom to two counts of fraudulent schemes, one count of identity theft and one count of perjury. County court records show she is due back in court for sentencing. In late September, she phases up to 12.5 years in prison. That's the punishment's too harsh. 30:27 No, what would the proper punishment be for this fake pregnancy thing? Not 12 years in jail. Her life's ruined anyway. She can't do it again. 30:36 E-Card's attorney, Greg Woodnick, told Fox 10, it's been a lot of years of watching Laura do a lot of damage to a lot of men. She faked medical records. She fakes medical conditions. She's faking pregnancy. She's faked twin pregnancies multiple times. And it finally caught up to her. Owens is the daughter of KGO host Ron Lowenstein Owens and KC Bass Drive Time News anchor Jan Black. 30:58 She grew up in the gay area where she was in a local equestrian scene. 31:02 The Mercury News reported that the couple sold their Seacliff home in 2020 and moved to Arizona. The whole story is a tragedy. 31:10 Look, I didn't like him or dislike him. He was like a kind of just the kind of guy I knew in Queens and not really, you know, not a mean guy, nice guy, but not really talented. Got away with a lot based on nothing. 31:26 I wouldn't wish this upon him. The daughter, what should the punishment be to pleading guilty to pregnancy fraud? What should it be? All right, let me get the gavel and the Judge Savage. What should the punishment? Not 12 years. 31:41 I don't know. What should it be? I don't really know. She has weird eyes, I'll tell you that. 31:47 I thought about what kind of family life was it that produced a daughter like this? I'm sorry to say it. Can you blame the parents for a kid like this? 31:57 You know, you start to wonder, or you disconnect parents from this. You can't blame the parents for your child's success or failures. 32:05 I'll tell you that from my own life. I have a very successful children, two successful, two beautiful children. Both did well. They worked very hard. 32:15 I don't take credit for their success at all. 32:19 because then I'd have to take credit for failures. And I don't want that. It's, you know, it's the thing. They are our arrows. We are their bow. Once we release them from the arrow, from the bow, it's their life. 32:35 Who did I just quote? 32:38 Who did I just quote when I said that our children are our arrows and we are their bow. And once we release them from the bow, they are no longer ours. Cahill Gibran. 32:48 Great poet. 32:50 Read him in college. 32:52 Cahil Gibran. I had more dates based on knowing Cahil Gibran than anything you can imagine. 32:58 It worked very well at Queens College. If you walked around with a Cahil Gibran book, And you like hunched yourself over a little bit. Man, you did very well. 33:08 Rare August rainfall makes way for plummeting temps and bay air forecast. I never saw a summer like this in my life. Look what I'm wearing here on the morning. I haven't had a summer day, one summer day in two months. 33:19 I got to go to Florida. I need a sunshiny day. I haven't been on my boat in six weeks. Who the hell wants to go on a boat in this water? 33:29 That's the morning news. Now it's not even 9 o'clock in the morning. I've got the whole day ahead of me to face. 33:34 Look, I don't know, folks. We're going into the next, you know what's coming. 33:40 The Democrats are going to win the House. Everyone's said that for three months now. Will they win the Senate? 33:45 Have you, let me ask a question. Have you heard from one Republican senator who you would vote for and why? 33:53 What do they stand for? What's their message? 33:56 Has one Republican senator said, vote for me because I will support your borders, language, and culture? No. What's their message? 34:04 None. 34:05 The problem is the other side has no message other than hating Jews and Israel. That's all they stand for. Hate America, hate Jews, hate Israel. 34:14 And then go down the list. Hate normal people, hate heterosexuals, love the bums, salute homelessness. You don't know which way to turn. 34:25 Okay. Did I catch all the websites I normally go on? I'm going to go to the Jerusalem Post. I like going on it. Albeit liberal, it gives me news about Israel and I can't get anywhere else. 34:37 Israel Navy's first female missile boat chief expected to earn further promotions. Good for her. 34:44 That's a totally integrated army, the IDF. 34:48 The women are hell of a, they're really ancient cyber warriors. They're amazing. 34:56 Oh God, Turkish foreign minister calls Netanyahu an enemy of humanity. This is bad. Claims Mecca agreement not directed at any country. The Mecca joint defense agreement is very dangerous because Erdogan is the head of the Muslim Brotherhood worldwide and he wants to take over the whole world. 35:15 And a clash between Turkey and Israel would not be good for the world. 35:20 Let's see the next one. Trump says Iran's striking Gulf neighbors was a very good thing. Israel would be gone without him. 35:27 Okay, I don't understand it. 35:29 Israel's first post-October 7th election brings shifting alliances, new political faces, and an uncertain path to power. I hope that Netanyahu doesn't cancel the elections like your good friend Zelensky. 35:43 Let's see. Regional geopolitical shifts felt as Mecca agreement. Israel Greek packs develop. War. War is brewing everywhere you turn. I saw a great story on here the other day. 35:55 There's a big story in Israel about the ultra-Orthodox not wanting to go into the military. They say just studying all day long is enough. They're wrong. Okay. So now there's a whole group of Orthodox Jews who want to enlist. They're enlisting. 36:11 And then there's the ones like from Brooklyn with the side curls that don't want to enlist. They hate Israel, but they like the welfare state very much. That's why they go back and forth to Israel. 36:21 And they march with the Muslims, the ones with the payas, the psychos. 36:26 The Chabadniks, they fight. 36:29 They're paratroopers and they fight for the country. 36:32 Senior Iranian sources, latest associations with the U.S. are a limited confrontation. I don't know what the hell that means. 36:38 Iran's Pesachian says Tehran still seeks negotiated solution to conflict with U.S. One says they want a solution. The other says they want to fight. No one knows who's in charge. 36:50 Muslim charity CARE New Jersey's back-to-school guide attributes 9-11 attacks to U.S. support for Israel. CARE, I was in a lawsuit with CARE many years ago. My good friend Dan Horowitz had to defend me. 37:01 Very dangerous organization, in my opinion. 37:05 well sacha sasha baron cohen's ali g to return a new film amid characters racist stereotypes controversy that was funny u.s rep randy fine attacks muslim democrats during speech at republican jewish coalition summit he's very brave at least seven idf soldiers sent to military prison for refusing to board apc with female medic this is an interesting story These ultra-religious people in Israel, first of all, they're hated by the normal people in Israel. 37:38 You think all of the Jewish people in Israel like the nutcases who throw rocks at them on Saturday? 37:45 Here's a bunch of IDF soldiers who wouldn't get into an armored personnel carrier because there was a medic inside who was a female. You hear this? 37:52 Seven IDF soldiers sent to military prison for refusing to board an armored personnel carrier with female medic. 37:58 Unbelievable. These are the real nutcases. 38:02 The incident followed an announcement in June that Cheser yeshivas would stop sending their students to I. Friday, after enlistment, after the military announced the pilot program for female soldiers. Do these nutcases with the side curls from Brooklyn not understand that if there was no military, they would be thrown into an oven, but they won't fight and they try to block people from fighting? And then they were on the side of the Arabs who would kill them? 38:24 That's what they got out of the holy book? 38:27 The hell are they eating there other than bad food? The food is so bad. 38:32 I feel bad for them. They're sickly. 38:35 Their bodies look sickly. Their minds are sick from the food. 38:40 You know, 50 years ago, I wrote an article when I was first attracted to the biblical teachings let's put it that way of the orthodox jewish community because i never found anything in liberal jewish community that interested me i found it bland and boring that's the time i would go into churches or synagogues and get nothing or walk out no anger so i didn't have any so i became enamored of the really passionate ones so i got into it and i started to understand that they're the the remnant of judaism are the orthodox jews and without this remnant there'd be no judaism at all They carry the torch of God and we have to defend them. 39:19 And of course, all of you Jew haters don't understand that your Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, was Jewish. You don't understand that. You don't even put two and two together. That without the Jews, you wouldn't be a Christian, but you can't figure that out because you're too stupid to stop hating for two seconds. 39:35 So we go on. 39:37 hung out with these people and I realized there was a lot of illness in the community. 39:42 A lot of sugar, a lot of saturated fat, salt on everything. 39:46 I would go to like Friday night dinners and the rabbi would pick up a hand of salt and go and throw it on things. 39:52 He'd break the bread, the challah, and pass it around like he was a god and break it up and throw it to everybody like they were mice. What the hell is this? So I wrote an article called Kosher Junk Food is Not Yiddishkeit. 40:07 It was good. It was all about that just because there was a kosher stamp did not mean it was healthy. Healthful. Everyone says healthy. They mean healthful. Get your English correct. 40:19 It was junk food with a kosher stamp. The rabbi was just paid to give it a stamp. My father was an atheist. I'll be very honest with you. Rest in peace, Benny. The older I get, I love him more and I hate him more. That's the strangest thing. It's not like I decided I... 40:32 I shouldn't even say it, but truthfully, he was really hard on me. He really was a tough father, old world. 40:38 Nothing I did was right. 40:41 I couldn't do right by him. 40:43 And it may be the man I am, which is, you know, I succeeded in life because I was always trying to prove that I was up to his standards. That's the truth is what it is. But if you're, it doesn't matter what your religion is or what your religion is. And you know that if you have something you want to do, you have to do it hard. 41:01 and you have to work so hard at it. You can't do it soft. There's no faking hardness in anything, whether you're a fighter, a martial artist, a baseball player, a hockey player, a golfer, a tennis player. You have to practice all day long, seven days a week, and you have to be better than the other guys to beat them. Well, that's how my father trained me, okay, to be that way in life. 41:25 I hated him for it. 41:27 I did. I mean, you're talking about the two the two animals with the horns banging each other like that. I loved him as a boy, but he was already forming me as a boy. There's a picture in my book, A Savage Life, the famous story of the tube in the river in the South Fallsburg with the waterfall. He scared the out of me. He was always trying to scare me into bravery. And what he did was, this is a horrible story. You want me to tell it? 41:54 Stop complaining about your father over 80 years old, not looking. Oh, shut up. 41:59 you not understand a conversation and where i'm going why are you listening to me if you don't like me i have to turn off the compliment the comments now i got the morons already who are low blood sugar idiots so i was maybe five years old and there was a pretty fast river in south fallsburg new york then the never sink river ran over a waterfall in south fallsburg And us kids were told to always not go near that part of the river because it'd be swept over the falls. So I was a little kid in a tube, like a car, a truck tube. 42:32 And dad, dear old dad, was pushing me in the tube. Now, remember, the river is running this way. 42:38 And dad says, I'm going to push you over the waterfall. He was a little sadistic. 42:43 And he pushed me away from him. And I thought the waterfall was there. I got disoriented. I started to cry. 42:48 And he started to laugh at me. And he said, the waterfall isn't that way. Don't worry. It's that way. 42:53 Why was he doing that to me? Well, was he trying to make me understand not to panic without truly understanding the situation first? 43:01 Or was he just doing it to torture me? I don't know. It's the Abraham and Isaac thing. 43:06 Remember what Abraham almost did to Isaac, you know, you read the Bible, it's like half psycho, the whole thing. But there were other things, you know. 43:13 But the thing is, you have to teach your son to fight, not to be mean, not to pick on people, but you have to teach your son to defend himself or he will be stepped on and thrown on the third rail of life and electrocuted. 43:32 It's that simple. I don't care who you are. I don't care what your race or religion is. You know it and I know it. But the fine line is not to do it too hard to your son where you break him in a way and destroy his mind or you turn him into like a Manson, a mini Manson. You got to be very careful with it. So like in my case with my great son, my greatest achievement is my son. 43:54 by the way, not my work, my books, my writings. That's my legacy is my children, beautiful children. But I remember when he was growing up, 12, 11, 12, 13, I don't remember. 44:06 We were in Honolulu. I told this story before. 44:09 And I had hunger. I used to hang around on a beach in Honolulu. I forget where, near Diamond Head. There was a nice hotel, Kaimani Hotel. I don't remember the name. Beautiful, beautiful beach. And there was a hamburger stand there. And I used to like the beach. I got to meet all the people. I'm a talker and I got to meet a lot of people, all different walks of life, races, ages. I talked to the elders in their 90s swimming down by the keyhole. I talked to this one, that one. 44:37 So there was a guy, I guess he was part Portuguese, nice guy, tough as nails, tattooed guy. 44:44 And we got to know each other on the beach, not personal friends. And he saw that I had a boy And he said to me, I'm going to tell you something that you could do with your son. I said, what's that? 44:56 So you're not going to believe it. I've told this story before. 45:00 It was a martial artist, this guy. 45:03 And he said his sensei taught him to toughen himself up by doing what I'm about to tell you I did. 45:10 Listening from Russia. It's 11 p.m. here in Novosibirsk. 45:15 My blessings to the Russians and Ukrainians made this war come to an end. 45:20 So the next day, I said to my son, Russ, let's go to the zoo. He knew I used to love the zoo. 45:27 We go there. I said, now, look, we're going to stand in front of the lion's cage. 45:32 And I want you to get as close to the bars as you can. Remember, there was a cage, then a moat, and then a wall. 45:40 So you couldn't really put your face next to the bars. 45:44 Was there a moat? I'm not sure. Actually, there was no moat. Now I'm thinking about it. 45:48 Do only the bars. You could get close. I said, just get close, but not so close that the lion could get this hand through. 45:55 He said, why? I said, just stand there. 45:58 I said, the lion's going to roar at you, and the lion's breath is hot, and it stinks, and the sound is so overwhelming, it's going to freak your head out. 46:08 Don't show any fear. 46:10 He said, okay, Dad, and he stood there, and that lion did what a lion does, let out a roar. 46:16 And my son learned never to be afraid of men who try to lie, you know, scare him with yelling at him. I said, there are men to be afraid of, but not all men who yell are to be feared. 46:26 That was lesson number one. 46:29 There were a lot of others. I used to walk him on a very short back in the valley in Fairfax, California. 46:38 There was a raging creek in the winter. In the summer, it was a dry creek bed. 46:42 And in the winter, it was a pretty, during the storms, it would really rage. So there was a wall, you know, of earth next to it with little ledges on it of earth. 46:52 And I would say, take my hand. We're going to walk along a ledge, maybe this big with the water raging below us. I said, don't look down, look ahead, follow me. 47:02 And we would walk along the ledge. 47:05 So there's little things like this that are strengthening to a child, boy or girl, by the way. 47:14 And but, you know, doing the Abraham and Isaac thing with the tube is a little it's too psycho. It wasn't clear enough. 47:23 Why do you have to freak me out instead of with a thing like that? That was not so much for me. It was a little bit on the sadistic. I'm sorry. 47:32 Don't like it. I'm not afraid of tubes to this day, by the way, no water. 47:37 That's just a side note. 47:40 I'm not afraid of water. I'm a good swimmer. 47:42 And the last I know, I wasn't afraid of an inner tube, but I wouldn't never do that to a child. 47:49 It's that simple. Anyway, just some thinking and we're talking together. 47:53 And that's it. 47:55 Tough times right now. You got to raise your children stronger. They're going to be eaten alive by the hordes that were brought in by Biden. 48:01 I see these white kids in the suburbs. 48:05 Sometimes I pity them. 48:07 These innocent sheeple raising children. I drive around a suburban neighborhood and I see girls, 11 years old, 10 years old, with lemonade stands alone and their stupid mothers are in the house. 48:22 I said, what kind of stupid mother in this day and age lets a child stand in a street with a lemonade stand? Pardon me, I don't mean to get vulgar. 48:34 What kind of stupid people are living in a 1950s view of America? What world do they live in? The world that would vote for Democrats in California who would take away their houses from them and their earnings and give it to illegal aliens. That's who. 48:50 That's all. That's the whole story. There's nothing else to say. 48:54 Old world, new world. 48:57 So if it was a radio show, what I would say is I'm going to take a break. And when I come back, I want you to tell me your tough parents story. I'll be right back. I'm Michael Savitt. That's why the show succeeded, because I bring you into the world I was in. Then I bring us into the world you were in. Savage. Home of Borders. Language. Culture. The Savage Nation. 49:19 There's no other websites. I gave you a little bit of news, a little bit of family stuff. I'm sorry I failed you, Dad, in not being able to find a piece on the diet for postpartum depression. I have it in here in Healing Children Naturally. The book is not in print. There's a used edition for like $700. Copyright 1982-1993, Michael. A. Weiner, All Rights Reserved, printed in the United States of America. 49:47 It's got great menus in here. But I don't know where this... 49:52 Does anyone have this book? 49:54 Can you find me the one on postpartum depression? 50:01 I know it was the B vitamins, I'm pretty sure, because when you give birth, you're depleted of calcium and many other essential nutrients. And instead of your doctor giving you a drug... your so-called genius pediatrician, she should be giving you advice to see a nutritionist, a diet to prevent postpartum depression. 50:20 A lot of guys are shooting blanks now. Semen counts improve via vitamins. You didn't know that. 50:26 There's a whole piece here on semen counts improved via vitamins. 50:29 It's known in the literature. Your doctor won't tell you that. He'll tell you to get an IVF instead. 50:36 There are surprisingly few studies on the effect of nutrients on human fertility, but some studies on the mail have shown that sperm production is improved both qualitatively and quantitatively by supplementation with the B vitamins and vitamin E with the use of as little as 150, 200 mg a day of alpha-tocopherol vitamin E. Not only was the sperm count increased in men who had problems with sperm production, but also there was an improvement in sperm motility and a reduction in the number of abnormal sperm. 51:04 In the study, as reported by Churaskin, it's an old study, but it's still a good one. 51:10 It is noted that normal semen values were achieved in 20 of the 55 males and 21 more showed improvement. 70 cases proved fertile. 51:20 However, it should be emphasized that improved spermatogenesis is not a guarantee for conception. 51:26 So there's more on that rules to eat by outline. I still don't. 51:31 Wow. Caffeine, for example, has been implicated in recent Soviet studies as a possible cause of genetic damage in infants whose fathers drank coffee before conception. I didn't know that. 51:45 Of course, the harmful habit of smoking provides nicotine should also be given up and your alcohol intake should be limited to no more than a few ounces a day. That's common sense. 51:53 But I can't find the thing about the pregnant women. 51:57 If you find that when you Get online right now. I know a number of you have this book. Whatever. Anyway, folks, I wish I knew how to conclude this study. You know me. I have trouble ending things because I don't want my life to end. So I have trouble ending things. That's the psychological thing that I have. 52:14 I have trouble ending things. 52:16 It's also a reflection of loss in my life. I lost my brother, my father, my mother, you know, boohoo. But we do. 52:24 I never got over the loss of my brother, so I always hate losing things, people. 52:29 And I always fear losing friends, and therefore I avoid having close friendships because I don't want to lose them, you know. 52:38 Maybe I should close with God, faith, and reason. This was reprinted. 52:42 Maybe there's something in here for inspiration for all of you. 52:46 Here's a nice one. 52:48 Here's a Buddhist phrase. 52:50 In sitting still and rest shall ye be saved. In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. Wrong, it's not Buddhist. I was to attract you who don't like Jews. It's from Isaiah 3015. 53:03 You know what I found in all my studies is that almost all religions cross over in their wisdoms, except one religion, which I don't have to mention. 53:12 There's such crossover between Judaism and Buddhism and the teachings of Christianity. 53:19 Look at this. You didn't know this was in Isaiah. In sitting still and rest shall you be saved in quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. It's true. 53:29 What's this story from? Oh, Lonesome Boy on Cold Sand. That's a heartbreaking story. 53:34 I read that one once. 53:38 I don't want to talk about that one. I just remember that day. 53:45 Five out of seven. Let me end on five out of seven. 53:49 God is not an equivocator. God doesn't sit on the fence. 53:53 I've led my life that way. Have I always been up to the standards? I have not. I'm a man. I'm an imperfect creature. Who doesn't hold himself up above the average person? 54:03 No, I'm an imperfect creature who does not hold himself up above the average person. I am the average person. I try my best, but I often fall back to earth. It's all I can do. I try. It's like saying I'm going to do push-ups every night. I'd say that five out of seven nights I do the push-ups, but two nights out of the seven I don't. I say I don't have the strength. I don't want to do it. I just want to go to sleep. It's the same with everything else. Five out of seven times I do the right thing. Two out of seven I don't. 54:32 now it's more like six out of seven i don't do the right thing i don't do any push-ups anymore at night you get older you don't even want to do push-ups anymore i was a fanatic i used to do leg stands on airplanes for 25 years they think i was the nutcase at the back of the 747. i was the back of the plane doing leg stands holding seats i'm surprised they didn't have me arrested when the plane landed stewardess never asked me why they understood what i was doing i was avoiding phlebitis Woe unto him that buildeth his house by unrighteousness, and his chambers by injustice, that useth his neighbor's service without wages, and giveth him not his hire, Jeremiah 22, 13. 55:14 It's very interesting, this book. What I did was, they said to me, why don't, sorry. They said, why don't you intersperse sayings out of the Bible in between the chapters? 55:26 So I did that, it made the book beautiful. 55:29 And Post Hill Press just republished this book, Grateful Labor Day. It's a joke. 55:35 Let's see if there's something in here that I can give you that would give you some faith and reason right now. 55:41 I will even gather you from the peoples and assemble you out of the countries where you have been scattered, and I will give you the land of Israel. Ezekiel 1117. If you don't like it, it's too bad. 55:53 Just don't mess with the Jews because you're going to lose. All of you big mouths online, you think you're going to get away with it, you are wrong. 55:59 I've seen every one of them who has been vehemently hating on Jews come to very bad ends. 56:07 Don't get me wrong. Nobody has derided liberal Jews more than me. 56:13 If you think I don't know what the liberal Jews have done to this country, you are mistaken. But you don't then extrapolate to all Jewish people. 56:21 You understand the difference? It's like saying all Muslims are terrorists. That's insane. 56:28 But let me find something in here. I don't want to talk about that for a particular thing. 56:33 This is too long. This is a great chapter. I was going to do a whole show on it, Faith and Freedom, about a caller who called in, about faith and freedom. It was a long chapter. 56:44 And I was going to talk about wandering, how we're all basically wandering in the desert until we find the Holy Land in ourselves. 56:53 Look at this. This was written then, what? 56:56 I'm the one conservative who hasn't forgotten why we sent Donald Trump to Washington. 57:01 I don't know when this was written. 57:03 It's not enough simply to have him in the White House throwing tweet bombs at the media. 57:12 We sent them there to restore our borders, language, and culture. 57:17 We need the wall built, the military restored, the economy repaired, and with fair trade deals that put America first and ISIS destroyed. Well, he's done about two out of three. We've sent congressmen to Washington for six years trying to make a difference. And the swamp drillers in Washington stabbed them in the back and spat in our face. Oh, I don't want to do politics. I already lost my breath. 57:38 I didn't even know there was Trump in this chapter. I don't know how. It was written before Trump. I don't get it. Maybe this was added after. I don't really know. 57:45 Again Trump? 57:47 In this chapter? 57:49 Well, I'll read the end then. There's one thing I would like to get out of all of this. Maybe one day Donald Trump will try to persuade the British government to take my name off the UK ban list. 57:58 I'm still legally banned from visiting that country, basically for telling the truth. That's one thing I hope to get out of all this work I'm doing, trying to restore some semblance of Western civilization. But it's not what's most important to me in the end. Moses never made it into the promised land, but he knew his people were going to make it. I can certainly forego making it into the United Kingdom if I can leave knowing my people are going to achieve their promised land after I move on. 58:24 Nicely written, Mike. Where'd you get the poetry in your blood? 58:31 Lotus from the muck. 58:33 I'm still not ready to leave you. If you want to hang up, I understand you got to go to work, whatever. 58:38 Most normal people are not listening anymore. 58:41 I'm joking. Come on. Doesn't mean you're abnormal. 58:45 Lotus from the muck. 58:47 It's one page and I'm going to end it. Okay. This is nice. A little bit from the Buddhist and Judas. 58:53 Lotus from the muck. 58:57 I began as a Buddhist, formless. Now, that's a perfect sentence, by the way. As a writer, I will tell you there were perfect sentences. There are good sentences and there are poor sentences. That's a perfect sentence. I began as a Buddhist, comma, formless. 59:11 In time, comma, shaped as I was by my parents, comma, my sister, comma, even by my sacrificed brother, comma, Jerome, period, comma, Jewish, quote unquote, became my identity as a cultural thing. 59:26 But what was this, quote, religion I belong to? Question mark. Was it merely candles flaming me to sleep on Friday eves like two golden rails if you quietly drifted off in your father's lap, squinting up long enough to distort the twin flames? 59:43 Was it great festive meals once or twice a year, the women cooking seemingly forever? Great filling dishes that I know now to be dreadfully unhealthful? Was it a cheap blue suit with other boys in like outfits walking to synagogue on our atonement day, dodging the boys who chased us with nylon stockings filled with powdered chalk, swinging their mother's discarded skins to defile our once a year best and tell us we were Jews? Defined so by others? 60:13 I grew up Jewish, or so I thought. 60:15 Coming upon myself some 40 years into life's endlessness, approaching my own cherished boy's initiation into his people, and again reevaluating my life as a Jew, I found religion to be the least important facet of the diamond. 60:32 Judaism is both more and less than a religion. 60:38 Both more and less than a people. Surely not a land. 60:42 And certainly not a way of life. Now that sentence is important because I wrote it when I was in my 40s. I'm going to read it to you again in case you don't know who I really am. 60:51 Judaism is both more and less than a religion. Both more and less than a people. Surely not a land and certainly not a way of life. I have to say to you that Israel does not define me as a Jew. 61:06 I want you to understand that. 61:08 That's very important that I tell you what I think. To me, it's just another nation, like all others. 61:16 Let's let that hang in the air for now. 61:18 It is more than a religion when mere observance is transcended and seen for the God-binding acts they are, the rituals designed to bind us through the chakras and shekinas. 61:31 It is less than a religion when dumb unthinkingness refuses to budge from its shelled camouflage. 61:38 It is more than a people, it is many peoples, from Yemenites brown in hue to Nordic looking Germans. It is less than a people when the world or inner imbalance drives us to a collective act of madness. 61:52 It is more than a land, it is many lands, but beyond a geographical naturalism. 62:00 Wondering and worrying, I sat in my car in the rain, parked up a San Francisco hill, looking back down Grant Avenue through the raindrop mirror, I heard the thought, where am I? What am I doing here? 62:15 I used to be so sure of my place and direction. Soon we have to follow this rejoinder in my mind, didn't we all? 62:22 The lights of a city created and creating a sense of place. 62:26 Today we belong to this place, yesterday to that, and tomorrow to the worlds of the deathless moons. 62:34 From the muck of worldly passions springs the pure enlightenment, Dharma. 62:40 I'm yours truly, Michael Savage. 62:44 Thank you very much for indulging me today and for being with me over a cup of coffee, which is now too cold to sip. 62:53 And I wish you all a beautiful day in the year of our Lord, 2026. 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