Michael Savage, the
nation's third-most listened to radio talk-show host, says he may leave his top
rated show to make a bid for the GOP nomination for president. "I know it sounds bizarre
but when you consider the people running for the presidency, none . . . seems
to be qualified," Savage told NewsMax in an exclusive interview. Savage,
based at the San Francisco Bay area's KNEW station, began his syndicated
"Savage Nation" show in 2000. Today his network, Talk Radio Network,
boasts that Savage is heard on over 370 stations across the country by 8
million listeners a week
Tuesday, 06 February 2007 02:37
Another Presidential Candidate: Radio Talk Show Host Says Maybe
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Michael Savage, the
nation's third-most listened to radio talk-show host, says he may leave his top
rated show to make a bid for the GOP nomination for president. "I know it sounds bizarre
but when you consider the people running for the presidency, none . . . seems
to be qualified," Savage told NewsMax in an exclusive interview. Savage,
based at the San Francisco Bay area's KNEW station, began his syndicated
"Savage Nation" show in 2000. Today his network, Talk Radio Network,
boasts that Savage is heard on over 370 stations across the country by 8
million listeners a week
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