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During the introduction and for the bumper music on his radio program, Savage often uses music by the [[heavy metal]] bands [[Metallica]] and [[Rammstein]].<ref>[http://www.nopactalent.com/speakers/Michael-Savage/1271 Michael Savage Bio at Nopac Talent]</ref>   
 
During the introduction and for the bumper music on his radio program, Savage often uses music by the [[heavy metal]] bands [[Metallica]] and [[Rammstein]].<ref>[http://www.nopactalent.com/speakers/Michael-Savage/1271 Michael Savage Bio at Nopac Talent]</ref>   
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Savage has been criticized heavily by conservative talk show host [[Mark Levin]], thus leading to a feud between the two. Mark Levin has criticized Michael Savage by saying he is a "Manchurian conservative" and is not a real supporter of conservatism.<REF>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP0fMxJM60c#t=6m19s|Mark Levin Criticizes Michael Savage] 27 July, 2011</REF>
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On July 26, 2011, Michael Savage on his website claims that the Norwegian mass-murderer Anders Behring Breivik was a "Christian terrorist".<REF>[http://www.michaelsavage.wnd.com/2011/07/the-christian-terrorist-the-greatest-enemy-is-the-enemy-within|"The Christian: The Greatest Enemy is the Enemy Within"] Michael Savage www.michaelsavage.wnd.com 27 July, 2011</REF> Despite the evidence from Fox News and other conservative media outlets disproving that claim,<REF>[http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/oreilly/2011/07/26/oreilly-blasts-media-branding-norwegian-terror-suspect-christian-extremist |"Bill O'Reilly Blasts Media for Branding Norwegian Suspect a 'Christian Extremest'"] <i>Fox News.com</i> 27 July, 2011</REF> Michael Savage appears to be siding with the radical-Left organization [[Media Matters]] on the issue which also espouses the same view on Breivik,<REF>[http://mediamatters.org/blog/201107270001 |"Media Matters blog on Breivik"] <i>Media Matters.org</i> 27 July 2011</REF> thus Mark Levin's arguments may be justified.
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