Boortz runs down a list of the craziest things liberals actually believe. 

Boortz exposes what the Teacher's Union is up to - more pronouns, more liberal ideas and more nonsense. They're not gone - they're just biding their time for their next chance to seize power.

Boortz recounts a memorable experience he had at a Hanukkah celebration that required fire trucks and medics to be present. Was it really necessary or is this just another example of ridiculous regulations?

Amanda Seyfried - another Hollywood actress who's in love with the left - recently called socialism a gorgeous idea. Boortz plays this out and dishes up a big dose of reality for her and the rest of the Democrats.

Michigan Coach up a creek without paddle, Trump & the economy, Urban culture changing society, and more

The UN gave the Soviets extra votes and turned UNICEF funds into bombs. Should America still trust this organization?

Boortz lays out an example of how African elephants use profiling of different tribes in order to protect their children. If the elephants were people, the left would cry racism, but it's just natural common sense.

It looks like Gavin Newsome is serious about running for president. Boortz lays out his resume and everything wrong with his home state of California. If Democrats think that'll win, then go for it!

Boortz responds to an article from Atlanta's mayor that calls for more spending in our city's "distressed neighborhoods." The Mayor misses the real problem - these neighborhoods don't have any fathers raising the children.

Boortz shares a story about the time he and the Queen visited Russia in the 80s and what happened when the Russian couple later visited America.

Boortz reacts to misleading headlines about Social Security. The media acts like it's Republicans fault, but they ignore the real history of how Democrats replaced the trust fund with IOUs. Boortz explains it all for you.

Boortz lays out more examples of media dishonesty, this time about the myth of "Protecting our democracy" and false claims of racism.

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Boortz is sick of politics and anything mentioning the Epstein files, so instead, he tells some stories about the things he's grateful for as we head into Thanksgiving week.

Hurricane season is over, so Boortz takes the opportunity to point out how often the "Eco Experts" have been wrong. And no surprise -  it's a lot.

Boortz reacts to a recent report about the plight of the homeless and why it costs so much for them to find shelter. CBS won't point out the obvious, so Neal is here to do it.

Boortz goes off about another government practice that often goes too far - seizing assets without cause. Yes, lock up the drug dealers and take their ill-gotten gains, but leave law abiding citizens out of it!

Boortz isn't a fun of Trump's design choices for the White House ballroom, and he's not afraid to tell you why. But Neal doesn't dwell on the negative and reminds you of what really matters in life.

Boortz and the Queen love to support organizations that take care of our national parks, but there's one that isn't doing much except making a lot of lefty noise. Neal tells you the real deal about the Sierra Club.

Boortz has finally figured out what's wrong with so many of the "educated" young people who don't want to work and expect government handouts.

Boortz covers a few examples of what continues to play out in America - a sick culture, fatherless criminals from broken homes and perpetual victimhood. Plus, layoffs hit the beauty sector because SNAP recipients now have to spend their money on food instead of yours.

The trans fad is over. Boortz brings the numbers and tells you why this isn't a surprise.

Boortz reacts to the election of Zohran Mamdani in New York City. America's biggest city is going to get what it asked for. Neal tells you why he's happy to see it.

On Halloween night, a 16-year-old lands in jail after posting a picture of a homemade bomb and threatening to blow up a local subdivision. His mother says it was “just a joke.” His father? Nowhere to be found. Boortz digs deeper into what’s really behind stories like this - the rising epidemic of fatherless homes and its undeniable link to youth crime. 

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?

Boortz goes off on Democrats. They're willing to let American families suffer in order to take care of the only people who would still vote for them - illegals. 

Boortz takes a close look at how Florida is carrying out the death penalty. Murderers and the worst violent criminals shouldn't be able to appeal for decades living on the taxpayer's dime. It only delays justice.

Forget the border. Forget inflation. Forget foreign policy. For Democrats like Eric Swalwell, the real national crisis is Donald Trump’s new White House ballroom. Boortz exposes what truly motivates the left these days - they’re more focused on tearing things down than building anything up.

Boortz connects the dots where the media won’t. From California Democrats threatening to arrest ICE agents, to Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker creating commissions to track law enforcement instead of illegal aliens, immigration has become a political tool for the Left. Democrats are power hungry and can’t afford to stop the border flow.

Donald Trump is adding a new ballroom to the White House on his own dime, and the media is losing its mind. Boortz runs through the long history of presidential renovations, from Teddy Roosevelt’s West Wing to Obama’s basketball court, and asks why it’s suddenly a scandal when Trump does it. Spoiler: because Trump.

Boortz dissects the latest example of media bias, courtesy of ABC News. Trump is seeking restitution from the DOJ for the bogus investigation from the Mar-A-Lago raid. But he's also spending millions of his own money to improve the White House. Why is taxpayer money a headline when Trump’s the recipient, but not when he’s the spender?

Boortz takes apart another example of academic insanity. According to a feminist scholar, Taylor  Swift’s new album is a “magnum opus of white supremacy.” Why? All because of a lyric about wanting kids who look like her fiancé.

Boortz takes aim at the “No Kings” protests and the socialist-minded activists behind them. These demonstrators are more comic relief than political force. They'll never realize the noise they make is just that - obnoxious, meaningless drivel.

Boortz dives into the data that shows gender dysphoria among young people is sharply declining. From the days of “LUGs” - lesbians until graduation - to the explosion of gender-fluid and nonbinary identities, Neal traces how cultural fads rise and fall, especially when driven by the need to stand out.

Boortz breaks down the tricks scammers use to steal your money and your identity. These scams could easily be stopped if the carriers and platforms actually cared to stop them. Don’t take the bait. Take notes.

Boortz takes aim at AJC political cartoonist Mike Luckovich, who recently labeled most of the Trump administration as "the enemy within." It's another way the left has tried to legitimize violence against anyone that dares to disagree with them.

Boortz wants you to meet Scout, an “interdisciplinary major” whose studies focus on “decolonizing academia and public knowledge systems,” whatever that means. Neal lets Scout speak for herself, then breaks down what this new academic language really says about the state of higher education (and your tax dollars). Spoiler: it’s not pretty.

Boortz takes apart another leftist narrative - Climate Change is going to kill us all and it's your fault for driving a gas-powered vehicle or eating meat. The climate may change, but it's been doing that for thousands of years.

TV sucks these days, so Boortz gets his kicks watching crime videos. From sovereign citizens arguing with traffic cops to airline meltdowns and overzealous Karens caught on camera, watching justice is always a good time.

Boortz says the Smithsonian he once loved has been overtaken by leftist ideology. From exhibits on “systemic oppression” to a “woke” reimagining of Mickey Mouse and the Lone Ranger, Neal describes how America’s greatest museum has traded history for activism.

Boortz breaks down the endless gridlock in Washington and asks the question too many Americans avoid: What do we really want from our government? Until we choose, the shutdown circus isn’t going anywhere.

Another Democrat loon wants to make it more difficult to protect your home from violent criminals. Boortz tears apart a proposal that attacks castle doctrine.

Boortz goes through the ridiculous Democrat wish list that's holding up the funding bill that would reopen the government.

A new Gallup poll shows trust and respect for the media is at an all time low. And yet, Democrats are the ones who still believe what they're told from the mainstream. No surprise there. Boortz explains why.

Democrats, desperate for a win, are forcing a government shutdown—holding Americans hostage while pushing for medical care for illegal immigrants.

Boortz is wrapping up his latest road trip on the Boortz Bus. He's got a few observations about the real dangers that are crowding America's expressways. It's not speeders, it's the morons driving with their knees while staring at their phones.

Boortz dives into the latest controversies inside America’s government schools - from pride pins in morning announcements to bearded sophomores in the girls’ locker room, and school boards flat-out ignoring parents. More and more families are losing faith in the American school system, except conveniently, the schools they send their own kids to. 

Exploring the controversy over “racist language” in academia and what happens when teaching English means attending anti-racist workshops.

Boortz busts common myths — from the Emancipation Proclamation to Social Security, voting rights, and “democracy” — exposing what the media hasn’t told you.

Neal highlights Donald Trump’s fiery remarks at the UN General Assembly and exposes the organization’s long history of anti-American bias, double standards, and failures on global issues.