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1. Peter Roff said,

   June 21, 2007 @ 8:40 am

   Has it occured to anyone besides me that this is simply a ploy to sell DVDs of a speech nobody really wanted to see in the first place - with the possible exception of somebody’s mother? Savage has a radio show - he has a Web site. If he wanted to get that particualr message out his has plenty of opportunity to do so — he doesn’t need to slam C-SPAN to do it… unless he wants the controversy to sell tapes.

   What is it they say about “Nobody ever went broke… ?”

2. Robert said,

   June 21, 2007 @ 10:30 am

   Cut through the bull. Show the Savage non-live CSPAN speech then, you wussies. You must be afraid of Savage.

3. Andy said,

   June 21, 2007 @ 12:46 pm

   If I were Savage I wouldn’t worry about C-Span too much. Their main demographic is about 75 years and older. I don’t know five people under the age of 75 that even watch that channel. C-Span is just another tentacle of the government-media complex. I would rather watch grass grow than that channel.

4. Don Homa said,

   June 21, 2007 @ 4:36 pm

   Brian Lamb versus Michael Savage

   You’re in the minority if you think Savage is losing this battle. Quite simply, Lamb opted not to air Savage’s comments, and Savage responded by burning Lamb on the air and letting the public channel their anger toward Lamb. Selectively airing a handful of comments, as Lamb has done, speaks more to Lamb’s editing expertise than his passion for freedom of expression. People know who Savage is and what he represents - who the hell watches CNN anymore?

5. Darek said,

   June 23, 2007 @ 10:04 am

   You are a little man like Lamb. Big, bad wolf named Savage is devouring poor, little lamb. You are a liar also. You never contacted Savage and you allow Lamb to use you for his lies. One more thing-stop sounding so condescending. Your writing sucks and you will never reach to Michael’s ankles.

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