Dr. Michael Savage

Oh, many times. And he looks at my eyes and he sees my eyes dart onto the hot dogs. And he looks at me and he says, do you want one? The most powerful man in the world holds up a tray and asks me, I'll take one of his two hot dogs. Being from New York, I said, sure. Now, last point, he's not a bad guy. He says to me, mustard or ketchup?

You tell me you're a mustard guy. I'm a mustard guy. Thank God. But he put it on my hot dog. So what is the point? The point is that he's actually a very sensitive guy to other people.

You tell me you're a mustard guy. I'm a mustard guy. Thank God. But he put it on my hot dog. So what is the point? The point is that he's actually a very sensitive guy to other people.

You tell me you're a mustard guy. I'm a mustard guy. Thank God. But he put it on my hot dog. So what is the point? The point is that he's actually a very sensitive guy to other people.

I am. It's a compliment. 30 years ago, you came to a Thanksgiving party.

I am. It's a compliment. 30 years ago, you came to a Thanksgiving party.

I am. It's a compliment. 30 years ago, you came to a Thanksgiving party.

Gavin, I know.

Gavin, I know.

Gavin, I know.

Well, okay, I started the radio in 94. Yeah.

Well, okay, I started the radio in 94. Yeah.

Well, okay, I started the radio in 94. Yeah.

It wasn't a success. What happened was- The program director asked me to fill in for a guy on KGO I never listened to because I'm not up in the middle of the night. So I figured, yeah, I'll do radio. So I go on KGO at night. I didn't even know who he was. And I start talking about stuff that I believe in. And people were calling. The most hateful calls I've ever had in my life.

It wasn't a success. What happened was- The program director asked me to fill in for a guy on KGO I never listened to because I'm not up in the middle of the night. So I figured, yeah, I'll do radio. So I go on KGO at night. I didn't even know who he was. And I start talking about stuff that I believe in. And people were calling. The most hateful calls I've ever had in my life.

It wasn't a success. What happened was- The program director asked me to fill in for a guy on KGO I never listened to because I'm not up in the middle of the night. So I figured, yeah, I'll do radio. So I go on KGO at night. I didn't even know who he was. And I start talking about stuff that I believe in. And people were calling. The most hateful calls I've ever had in my life.

I drove home that night to my family. I was shaking, looking in the rearview mirror. Oh, come on. I was like scared someone was going to kill me.

I drove home that night to my family. I was shaking, looking in the rearview mirror. Oh, come on. I was like scared someone was going to kill me.

I drove home that night to my family. I was shaking, looking in the rearview mirror. Oh, come on. I was like scared someone was going to kill me.

No, no. I went home and I said to my wife, I'm never going to do radio again as long as I live. It was the most hateful experience of my life. I'm not doing it again. Next day, the phone rings. And the rest is history. She begged me to do it again. I said, I'll never do that show again. And I'll never do an overnight show again. And before long, they created KSFO, the conservative alternative.