Listen to Savage's momentous acceptance speech as President of his local Jewish community from this past Sunday. He defines it as a celebration of life, giving gratitude to God for his divine provision. He recounts his upbringing in a non-religious Jewish home, early memories associated with synagogues, and significant encounters with the Jewish community. He reminisces about his first bar mitzvah many years ago in Queens, New York and his grandmother's prayer book he has cherished throughout his lifetime. He reflects on his journey, his spiritual experiences, and his place within the community. He speaks about the role of faith in his career in radio, a miraculous event tied to a cherished amulet, and the spiritual guidance he received. He stresses the need for keeping religious traditions alive. He concludes with thoughts on humility, faith, and the significance of building a lasting community.

Who is the enemy within? Who added Jeff Goldberg of The Atlantic to the Administration's cryptic text messages? Savage outlines Goldberg’s potential legal violations under federal law for releasing classified information and explores a web of connections that raise questions about motives and loyalties within the Trump administration and its advisors. He details various U.S. codes that Goldberg may have violated through his actions. Savage urges an investigation into Goldberg and those who may have leaked information, shares details about his recent confrontation with radical Dem protesters at a Tesla dealership. Savage warns that  America is engaged in the fight of her life.

Savage discusses his life and work, highlighting the important books that have shaped his unique journey. He shares exciting news about what lies next for him, including a documentary film about his life and media career. He then explores the duality of good and bad actions that all of us battle in our lives. Savage encourages a deeper understanding of one's spiritual journey, highlighting the value of everyday acts of kindness and the significance of compassion.