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In 2007, he won the Freedom of Speech award from Talkers Magazine, a [talk radio] trade industry publication.  

In 2007, he won the Freedom of Speech award from Talkers Magazine, a [talk radio] trade industry publication.  

His nationally-syndicated radio show is called '''Savage Nation'''. In the early weeks of June, Savage spent almost every minute of his show lambasting George W. Bush's proposed immigration reform bill.  He takes credit<ref>Monday, June 25 2007, "The Savage Nation," 750 KPRC (Houston).</ref> for the defeat of the bill.

His nationally-syndicated radio show is called '''Savage Nation'''. In the early weeks of June, Savage spent almost every minute of his show lambasting [[George W. Bush]]'s proposed immigration reform bill.  He takes credit<ref>Monday, June 25 2007, "The Savage Nation," 750 KPRC (Houston).</ref> for the defeat of the bill.

Durring the introduction and for the bumper music on his radio program, Savage often uses music by the [[heavy metal]] band [[Metallica]].<ref>[http://www.nopactalent.com/speakers/Michael-Savage/1271 Michael Savage Bio at Nopac Talent]</ref>

Durring the introduction and for the bumper music on his radio program, Savage often uses music by the [[heavy metal]] band [[Metallica]].<ref>[http://www.nopactalent.com/speakers/Michael-Savage/1271 Michael Savage Bio at Nopac Talent]</ref>

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