Michael Savage
ACTION: Call your local Savage station
Release: Radio Host Shifts Blame as Advertiser, Radio Network Drop Show
Savage falsely recasts autism remarks to claim he was "take[n] out of context"
Michael Savage recast July 16 comments he made about autism in order to claim that he was "take[n] out of context." Savage falsely suggested that his comments distinguished between "the truly autistic" and those he described on July 21 as "the misdiagnosed, the falsely diagnosed, and the outright fakers in the autism field." Read more
Savage on Media Matters: "They have no place in America"
Savage to Media Matters:
"I stand by my words"
News:
Coverage:
- New York Times: Savage Stands by Autism Remarks; Savage Loses Advertisers
- Los Angeles Times: Parents of "autism brats" fight back
- AP: Radio host angers parents of autistic children
- Boston Herald: Savage attack on autism
- Newsday: Radio big mouth Michael Savage defends autism remarks
- CNN: 'Autism a Fraud,' Savage says; Autism rant draws fire
- Fox News: Protesters Decry Radio Commentator Michael Savage’s Remarks about Autism
- Good Morning America
- ABC News: Savage's Comments Infuriate Autism Community
Releases/Statements:
- Statement from Reps. Doyle (D-PA) and Smith (R-NJ)
- Statements from NYC Councilmembers Gioia and Weprin
- Autism United
- Autism Speaks
- Autism Society of America
- National Autism Association
Election 2008
Release: CBS News Covers for McCain
CBS splices McCain interview clip, expunging his false claim on surge timeline and falsely suggesting he gave different answer
On the CBS Evening News, anchor Katie Couric aired portions of an interview she conducted with Sen. John McCain, removing a part of a response in which he falsely asserted that the 2007 U.S. troop surge “began the Anbar awakening.” Couric gave no indication that McCain’s comments had been edited in any manner, nor did she otherwise note his falsehood. Read more
- Wednesday, July 23, 2008
- Tuesday, July 22, 2008
- Monday, July 21, 2008














