In today's issue: President Obama has announced the creation of a task force to look into what happened in Ferguson and come up with ways to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
Obama's speech reminded Savage of a similar one the president gave in 2009, in which he called for the creation of a "civilian national task force" - a concept that sounded totalitarian to many of Obama's critics.
"If only Obama would look in a mirror," said Savage. - He's calling for an investigation into Ferguson and similar incidents, but he should ask himself how he could create "trust" and "transparency" when it comes to his own behavior in the White House.
Of course, he never asks himself such questions.
Instead, Obama talks about working with street agitators to come up with solutions, instead of with ordinary American people.
Obama also said he was worried about how much military equipment is being handed down to the nation's police forces.
Now let's say your husband or your father is a policeman who is working in a community where the gang bangers have AK-47s and other assault weapons.
What are they supposed to do?
Go out on patrol naked?
The police need this kind of equipment in these kinds of communities.
In the wake of the unrest sparked by the police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and other such incidents around the country, some commentators (for example, 