The Boortz Report

Boortz discusses the Los Angeles mayoral election, criticizing the city's leadership and questioning why some voters continue to support incumbent politicians. He focuses on the concept of racial voting, citing research on voting patterns among different demographic groups and examining how race can influence electoral outcomes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz reflects on life on the road and the overwhelming number of billboards advertising drugs and personal injury attorneys. He discusses his own background as a lawyer, criticizes what he sees as the commercialization of the legal profession, and argues that aggressive lawsuit advertising contributes to rising insurance costs and a growing culture of litigation. See omnystudio.com/listener for...

Boortz reflects on his longtime support for gay rights and discusses what he sees as changing public attitudes toward LGBTQ issues. Referencing recent polling, he argues that growing debates over topics like Pride events, drag queen story hours, and gender identity are contributing to a shift in public opinion and a broader cultural backlash. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz contrasts immigration policies under Biden and Trump, arguing that border security measures can be implemented without broader immigration reform. He discusses changes in migration projections, asylum policies, and deportation efforts, while criticizing opposition to immigration enforcement and examining the political debate surrounding border security. See omnystudio.com/listener for priva...

Boortz questions the lack of excitement surrounding America’s upcoming 250th anniversary, wondering why there are so few major celebrations planned across the country. He discusses Donald Trump’s efforts to organize a national event, reflects on declining patriotism, and argues that many Americans no longer share the same appreciation for the nation’s history and accomplishments....

Boortz shares concerns about crime, public safety, and law enforcement policies in Atlanta. He criticizes media coverage of so-called "teen takeovers," discusses private security measures in Buckhead, and argues that overcrowded jails and reduced enforcement of lower-level offenses could encourage more criminal behavior. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz talks about frustrating corporate decisions that he believes make everyday experiences worse for customers and employees alike. From restaurants changing menu practices to resorts removing popular features, he shares examples of how large companies can become disconnected from common sense and customer preferences. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neal Boortz joined The Morning Xtra from somewhere west of the Continental Divide and covered everything from Georgia politics to taxes, transgender issues, Memorial Day controversies, and the ongoing conflict with Iran. Neal and the guys debated whether Georgia is trending permanently blue, why younger voters are talking about the Fair Tax again, and whether Marco Rubio or J.D. Vance is better po...

Boortz shares frustrations from a road trip across the Southwest, focusing on the overwhelming number of billboards advertising personal injury attorneys. He argues that aggressive legal advertising encourages unnecessary lawsuits, contributes to higher insurance costs, and fuels a broader culture of litigation in America. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz discusses growing political anger and division in the country, focusing on hostility toward Donald Trump and conservative viewpoints. He argues that many policy positions now criticized were previously supported by Democrats under earlier administrations, and he also examines debates over immigration, meritocracy, wealth, and economic equality. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform...

Boortz criticizes media coverage of violent crimes, arguing that news outlets avoid mentioning the race of suspects even when clear descriptions are available. He discusses recent incidents in New York, South Carolina, and Chicago, claiming that concerns about political correctness are preventing honest conversations about crime and public safety. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio...

Boortz discusses the rise in random violent attacks and examines research comparing crimes involving knives versus guns. He explains how knife attacks often lead to more personal injuries because of close contact, while gun attacks are generally more deadly. He also touches on law enforcement training, public safety concerns, and how changing crime trends are affecting everyday life. See omnystudi...

Boortz responds to recent violent crimes involving attacks on women, expressing frustration with what he sees as weak punishments for offenders. He discusses his long-held tough-on-crime views, argues that violent criminals should face far harsher consequences, and focuses especially on crimes involving abuse, assault, and murder of women. He also shares controversial ideas about punishment, accou...

Neal Boortz joins The Morning Xtra for a wild, no-holds-barred conversation covering everything from anti-American sentiment and Luigi Mangione supporters to Southern culture, women in politics, basketball, and life on the road in the Boortz bus. The Talkmaster sounds off on media bias against the South, liberal culture, and why some Americans seem to hate their own country. Plus, plenty of classi...

Boortz discusses the ongoing debate over transgender athletes competing in women’s sports, focusing on a California school system allowing biological males to compete in girls’ track events. He criticizes Democratic positions on gender issues and calls for female athletes to protest by refusing to compete in events involving transgender competitors. See omnystudio.com/listener for priv...

Boortz discusses the VA ending a program involving devices for female veterans, the spread of invasive “jumping worms” across the U.S., and a congressional vote on transgender participation in women’s sports. He also touches on the political divide surrounding cultural and social issues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz discusses the debate over how serious a nuclear-armed Iran could become, arguing that the risks of inaction outweigh concerns about short-term economic impacts like rising gas prices. He criticizes media framing of the issue and contrasts different political attitudes toward U.S. foreign policy, national strength, and global influence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz challenges negative perceptions of corporations, arguing that many critics don’t fully understand what a corporation actually is. He explains the basics of business structures, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, while defending the role corporations play in investment, risk-taking, and economic growth. He critiques political rhetoric that portrays corporat...

Neal Boortz joined The Morning Xtra for a wide-ranging and hilarious conversation that bounced from terrible songs like “Achy Breaky Heart” and favorite ‘80s bands to biolabs, Fauci, government schools, and why Mississippi might actually be getting education right. Along the way, Boortz shared his love for mugshots, airplane meltdown videos, and “sovereign citizen” cl...

Boortz pushes back against growing criticism of billionaires, arguing that entrepreneurs and investors create jobs, opportunity, and long-term wealth for others. Using Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus as an example, he contends that attacking success and wealth creation ignores the broader economic benefits that businesses can bring to everyday workers and communities. See omnystudio.com/listen...

Boortz and Kimmer discuss the legacy of Bobby Cox, Vegas gambling, near-death moments, Trump, Iran update, wildlife adventures, aging, RV travel, and more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz reacts to backlash over a Supreme Court ruling on congressional districts in Virginia, arguing that constitutional law should take precedence over popular opinion. He warns against what he describes as “mob rule” politics and uses the controversy to discuss the role of the courts, the limits of majority power, and what he sees as a lack of basic civics education in America. See...

Boortz criticizes sanctuary city policies, arguing they prevent cooperation with federal immigration authorities and allow dangerous criminals to remain in communities. Using examples from New York, he highlights violent crimes committed by undocumented immigrants and contends that local leaders are prioritizing politics over public safety. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz reflects on the life and legacy of Atlanta media pioneer Ted Turner, sharing personal stories from their decades-long friendship. From Turner’s early Superstation days to the launch idea that became CNN, Boortz gives a behind-the-scenes look at the larger-than-life businessman who helped shape Atlanta media and sports forever. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz reacts to the closure of a Walgreens store in a high-crime Chicago neighborhood and the political backlash that followed. He criticizes proposals to penalize businesses for leaving dangerous areas, arguing that rising crime and restrictive policies are driving companies away while making cities less attractive for future investment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.