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

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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.

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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. 

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

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

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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.

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Neal critiques the FCC’s alleged role in Jimmy Kimmel’s return to air, warning against government interference in broadcast media and emphasizing the importance of true press freedom.

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Neil reacts to the huge Phoenix turnout for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, slams critics in education and politics, and criticizes Donald Trump’s speech at the event

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Boortz takes aim at the growing power of the FCC and its creeping control over how Americans get their news. With federal regulators now targeting everything from late-night TV to daytime talk, he argues it’s time for the FCC to back off and let the people decide where they get their information.

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Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension after comments on the Charlie Kirk assassination raises big questions - not just about TV politics, but about the role of the FCC in regulating media content. Boortz gives his take on why government shouldn’t be deciding what broadcasters can or can’t say, and why the free market is already handling it.

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