Boortz criticizes the United Nations and focuses on the powers claimed by the International Criminal Court, arguing that the ICC seeks authority to prosecute American soldiers, law enforcement officers, and elected officials under international laws that the United States did not create or approve. He highlights the American Service Members Protection Act, which was designed to shield U.S. personnel from ICC actions, and questions whether future administrations would continue resisting the court's authority. Boortz contends that the ICC poses a threat to American sovereignty and should be dismantled.