Boortz shares eight memorable quotes from figures including Seneca, George Eliot, Marcus Aurelius, Carl Jung, Lao Tzu, Pythagoras, Confucius, and Rumi. From the power of our thoughts to the dangers of worrying about others’ opinions, Boortz reflects on the wisdom behind each quote before ending with a reminder that sometimes saying less allows us to hear more.

Boortz shares eight memorable quotes from figures including Seneca, George Eliot, Marcus Aurelius, Carl Jung, Lao Tzu, Pythagoras, Confucius, and Rumi. From the power of our thoughts to the dangers of worrying about others&rsquo; opinions, Boortz reflects on the wisdom behind each quote before ending with a reminder that sometimes saying less allows us to hear more.

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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: Eight Quotes Worth Remembering

Boortz steps aside from his own commentary to share a collection of memorable quotes about intelligence, judgment, truth, secrecy, and human nature. From the limits of genius to the dangers of listening to fools, Boortz highlights several pieces of wisdom before ending with his favorite observation about stupidity.

Boortz steps aside from his own commentary to share a collection of memorable quotes about intelligence, judgment, truth, secrecy, and human nature. From the limits of genius to the dangers of listening to fools, Boortz highlights several pieces of wisdom before ending with his favorite observation about stupidity.

Boortz Report: The Wisdom of Others

Neal Boortz joins The Morning XTRA to talk about the latest mosquito menace, why he has no use for fancy gourmet restaurants. Boortz also weighs in on Atlanta’s BeltLine, the state of college football in the NIL era, and why some of today’s college athletes seem to have little interest in actually becoming professionals. The conversation also takes some wonderfully random turns, from ridiculous names and AI rabbit holes to wine, cocktails and whether anyone should really have to show an ID for a Bloody Mary.

Neal Boortz joins The Morning XTRA to talk about the latest mosquito menace, why he has no use for fancy gourmet restaurants. Boortz also weighs in on Atlanta&rsquo;s BeltLine, the state of college football in the NIL era, and why some of today&rsquo;s college athletes seem to have little interest in actually becoming professionals. The conversation also takes some wonderfully random turns, from ridiculous names and AI rabbit holes to wine, cocktails and whether anyone should really have to show an ID for a Bloody Mary.

Neal Boortz Joins The Morning XTRA: College Football, Jerry Reed, AI Rabbit Holes & More!

Boortz criticizes Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s proposal to add illustrations and graphics to congressional legislation, arguing that the idea reflects the failures of American public education. He mocks the notion of turning complex legislation into something resembling a comic book and questions what that approach would mean for foundational documents like the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights.

Boortz criticizes Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez&rsquo;s proposal to add illustrations and graphics to congressional legislation, arguing that the idea reflects the failures of American public education. He mocks the notion of turning complex legislation into something resembling a comic book and questions what that approach would mean for foundational documents like the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights.

Boortz Report: Eight Quotes Worth Remembering

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