Boortz Report: The Media's Take on Women's Sports

Boortz reflects on what he sees as America's political and cultural decline before discussing media coverage of a Supreme Court decision allowing states to determine policies on transgender participation in women's sports. He examines how several major news outlets and public officials characterize…

Boortz Report: When Rescuers Become Suspect

Boortz discusses the U.S. role in disaster relief efforts in Venezuela, highlighting American military assistance in restoring port and airport operations and the work of U.S. search and rescue teams. He argues that despite providing significant aid, American personnel have faced repeated inspectio…

Neal Boortz joins The Morning Xtra with Tug and Los 06-30-26

Boortz joined The Morning XTRA from the Rocky Mountains for a wide-ranging conversation that covered everything from red-light cameras and ID laws to birthright citizenship, Colorado politics, unions, and the future of the Republican Party. Along the way, he mixed in plenty of his signature humor, …

Boortz Report: The Stories About Trump You Never Hear

Boortz contrasts the criticism of Donald Trump with examples he believes receive little media attention. He discusses political protests, challenges claims that Trump is a dictator, and compares actions taken by previous administrations with Trump's policies. Boortz also shares stories about Trump'…

Boortz Report:The Funniest Things Cruise Passengers Say

Boortz shares humorous stories about the surprising questions and complaints cruise passengers have made while traveling. From asking where the ship's periscope is and whether the crew commutes to work each day to mistaking a cabin safe for a microwave, Boortz reflects on what he sees as a broader …

Boortz Report: Should the Voting Age Be Raised to 25?

Boortz discusses the rise of young voters supporting democratic socialist candidates and argues that age, education, and maturity influence political decision-making. He proposes raising the voting age to 25, citing brain development and comparing it to age restrictions used by car rental companies…

Boortz Report: Why End a Crime Program That Was Working?

Boortz discusses Virginia's former Operation Ceasefire initiative, a crime reduction program focused on high-crime areas through community outreach, intervention with at-risk youth, technology-assisted policing, and targeted enforcement against repeat offenders. He highlights reported reductions in…

Neal Boortz joins The Morning Xtra 06-24-26

Neil Boortz checked in from the Rocky Mountains, where he joked about cold weather, oxygen canisters, life on the road, and why he has no interest in spending time in Las Vegas anymore. The conversation then shifted to politics, with Boortz sharing his thoughts on New York’s political direction, ri…

Boortz Report: The Birthright Citizenship Battle Heads to the Supreme Court

Boortz discusses the debate over birthright citizenship and a Supreme Court case involving efforts to limit who qualifies for automatic U.S. citizenship under the 14th Amendment. He reviews the long-standing practice of children born in the United States receiving citizenship regardless of their pa…

Boortz Report: The Strait of Hormuz Changes Everything

Boortz argues that opposition to military action against Iran has weakened America's position and emboldened Iran on the world stage. He discusses the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, warning that Iran can use control of the waterway to influence global economies and foreign policy dec…