You need photo ID to fly, buy a drink, rent a house, open a bank account - even to get a fishing license. But Democrats draw the line at one thing: registering to vote. Boortz dives into the hypocrisy behind the left’s battle against voter ID laws and asks the obvious question - why would anyone oppose proving who you are before you vote?

You need photo ID to fly, buy a drink, rent a house, open a bank account - even to get a fishing license. But Democrats draw the line at one thing: registering to vote. Boortz dives into the hypocrisy behind the left&rsquo;s battle against voter ID laws and asks the obvious question - why would anyone oppose proving who you are before you vote?

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Boortz Report: No ID? No problem

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.

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.

Boortz Report: Iran Nuclear Threat Debate

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 corporations as inherently harmful.

Boortz challenges negative perceptions of corporations, arguing that many critics don&rsquo;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 corporations as inherently harmful.

Boortz Report: Why Are Corporations "Evil?"

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” clips, while tossing in classic one-liners and strong opinions on everything from neck tattoos to hot air balloon pilots. 

Neal Boortz joined The Morning Xtra for a wide-ranging and hilarious conversation that bounced from terrible songs like &ldquo;Achy Breaky Heart&rdquo; and favorite &lsquo;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 &ldquo;sovereign citizen&rdquo; clips, while tossing in classic one-liners and strong opinions on everything from neck tattoos to hot air balloon pilots.&nbsp;

Neal Boortz joins The Morning Xtra with Tug and Los 05-12-26

Boortz Report: No ID? No problem

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