Trump's War

by Michael Savage

First published 2017

Conservative radio personality Michael Savage examines Donald Trump's transition into the presidency and the battles ahead. Savage analyzes Trump's initial cabinet picks, public statements, social media presence, and political background to assess the new administration's direction. The author argues his radio show The Savage Nation played a decisive role in Trump's electoral victory by mobilizing undecided voters and disaffected Americans overlooked by establishment politicians. Savage identifies the key policy areas Trump must address: immigration enforcement, tax reform, trade policy, healthcare changes, gun rights, military buildup, education reform, abortion restrictions, and religious liberty. He warns that Trump faces fierce resistance from entrenched interests across party lines who profit from globalist policies. Drawing on his twenty-five years of radio advocacy for American borders, language, and culture, Savage outlines strategies for overcoming this opposition. The book serves as both a celebration of Trump's upset victory and a roadmap for conservative activists seeking to implement an America First agenda against determined political enemies.

Genres: history, american, political-science, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century, current-affairs, american-history

Vibes: persuasive, thought-provoking, urgent

Tropes: call-to-action, political-agenda

Setting: United States

Period: 21st Century

288 pages · Hardcover · Center Street

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