Boortz reacts to calls for a boycott of a Black-owned Atlanta restaurant after it posted a photo with a white Republican candidate. He argues the backlash is harmful to Black entrepreneurs and says political outrage should never come at the expense of supporting successful local businesses.

Boortz reacts to calls for a boycott of a Black-owned Atlanta restaurant after it posted a photo with a white Republican candidate. He argues the backlash is harmful to Black entrepreneurs and says political outrage should never come at the expense of supporting successful local businesses.

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The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a on XTRA 106.3 FM/1230 AM

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Boortz Report: Boycotting Success

Boortz discusses the Trump administration's effort to eliminate a decades-old EEOC reporting requirement that compels employers to disclose the racial and gender makeup of their workforce. He argues the rule is unnecessary government overreach, predicts strong opposition from the political left, and closes with a lighthearted aside about the word "chrysophilia" and Donald Trump's well-known affinity for gold.

Boortz discusses the Trump administration's effort to eliminate a decades-old EEOC reporting requirement that compels employers to disclose the racial and gender makeup of their workforce. He argues the rule is unnecessary government overreach, predicts strong opposition from the political left, and closes with a lighthearted aside about the word "chrysophilia" and Donald Trump's well-known affinity for gold.

Boortz Report: Trump Takes Aim at EEOC Reporting

Boortz joins The Morning XTRA for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from Marco Rubio’s political future and the state of college football to Iran, AI, and life on the road. Neal shares stories from Texas, talks about his love for Aggie football, and breaks down the issues he believes matter most. Plus, Tug & Los debate NIL, government control, and whether a Boortz road trip is finally happening.

Boortz joins The Morning XTRA for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from Marco Rubio&rsquo;s political future and the state of college football to Iran, AI, and life on the road. Neal shares stories from Texas, talks about his love for Aggie football, and breaks down the issues he believes matter most. Plus, Tug &amp; Los debate NIL, government control, and whether a Boortz road trip is finally happening.

Neal Boortz joins The Morning Xtra with Tug and Los 07-21-26

Boortz discusses statistics he says compare mass shooting rates across different demographic groups, including race, sex, and transgender identity. He walks through the reported figures and argues that certain groups appear at higher rates than others, questioning common public assumptions about who is most likely to commit mass shootings. He concludes by emphasizing that, regardless of how rare such incidents may be statistically, the consequences are devastating for the victims.

Boortz discusses statistics he says compare mass shooting rates across different demographic groups, including race, sex, and transgender identity. He walks through the reported figures and argues that certain groups appear at higher rates than others, questioning common public assumptions about who is most likely to commit mass shootings. He concludes by emphasizing that, regardless of how rare such incidents may be statistically, the consequences are devastating for the victims.

Boortz Report: Boycotting Success

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