Boortz challenges the narrative that Americans have been worse off economically under Donald Trump, citing figures for household income and 401(k) balances during the Trump and Biden administrations. He argues that these figures receive insufficient attention from mainstream media as the midterm elections approach.

Boortz challenges the narrative that Americans have been worse off economically under Donald Trump, citing figures for household income and 401(k) balances during the Trump and Biden administrations. He argues that these figures receive insufficient attention from mainstream media as the midterm elections approach.

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Boortz Report: Trump, Biden and the Household Bottom Line

Boortz examines household income and retirement savings figures under Donald Trump and Joe Biden, arguing that the economic data tells a different story than the negative narrative surrounding Trump’s presidency. He questions whether the media will give those figures enough attention ahead of the midterm elections.

Boortz examines household income and retirement savings figures under Donald Trump and Joe Biden, arguing that the economic data tells a different story than the negative narrative surrounding Trump&rsquo;s presidency. He questions whether the media will give those figures enough attention ahead of the midterm elections.

Boortz Report: The Household Bottom Line

Boortz looks back on decades of outrageous radio pranks designed to see how far he could push his audience’s willingness to believe a story. He recalls listeners falling for bizarre claims involving upside-down televisions, the Hindenburg, skydiving cats, and dolphins hijacking a nuclear submarine.

Boortz looks back on decades of outrageous radio pranks designed to see how far he could push his audience&rsquo;s willingness to believe a story. He recalls listeners falling for bizarre claims involving upside-down televisions, the Hindenburg, skydiving cats, and dolphins hijacking a nuclear submarine.

Boortz Report: The Art of the Radio Prank

Boortz discusses media and educational claims that various everyday practices can reflect “white supremacy culture.” He cites examples including nail art, emphasizing correct answers in math, objectivity, proper grammar, suburban lawns, single-family homeownership, and wearing pants properly

Boortz discusses media and educational claims that various everyday practices can reflect &ldquo;white supremacy culture.&rdquo; He cites examples including nail art, emphasizing correct answers in math, objectivity, proper grammar, suburban lawns, single-family homeownership, and wearing pants properly

Boortz Report: Trump, Biden and the Household Bottom Line

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