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Kimmer and Boortz Get Hot Over the L.A. Fires and the Incompetence of California’s Democrats

January 14, 2025

*A home stands above debris from the Palisades Fire in Malibu, Calif., Jan. 12, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)*

If they keep voting for these people, the issue is going to be cancelling of the fire insurance, it’s going to be “where’s the water,” it’s going to be cutting the fire department budget to help take care of the homeless and the illegal aliens who showed up to live in $200 a night hotel rooms.

I mean, these people are…are paying for what they voted for all these years and it’s coming home to roost.
KIM PETERSON

ATLANTA – Kimmer and Boortz discuss the tragedy of the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles which will be remembered as one of the most destructive fires in American History. But did it have to be? Did Democrat policies and politicians create conditions that exacerbated the fire risk? Were emergency services up to the task of controlling the fire? What role did Governor Gavin Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass play? Kimmer and Boortz will get you up to speed!

Plus, they’ll also chat a bit about the passing of President Jimmy Carter, hot air balloon rides, weird hotel visits and MORE!

North GA Retirement Gameplan: First Jobs of World Leaders and Great Places to Retire

January 11, 2025

*Does this look like a place you’d like to retire?*

I think my clients are very, very smart at making decisions that will be in their best interest. The thing that’s difficult with finances is no one likes them, except for guys like me. And no one has ever explained it in a simple, clear, transparent way.
EVAN WARD

ATLANTA – Today, we’re going to have a little fun with our first topic: The first jobs of world leaders. Listen and you’ll learn that those first jobs can really lead to something big!

If you’re considering retiring in 2025, we’ll be discussing the best places to retire and maximize your lifestyle. Is Atlanta one of the locations favorable to your retirement? Listen and learn!

Maximizing Social Security: The Fairness Act’s Impact and Strategic Retirement Planning

January 11, 2025

[This is] huge news, something we’ve been hoping for, wanting for a long, long time! Lot of happy…a lot of happy people out there that this can affect…millions of folks that this can affect!
MARK FRICKS

ATLANTA – This episode explores the recent Social Security Fairness Act (HR 82), which eliminates the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO) that unfairly reduced benefits for many public servants. Listeners learn about the implications of these changes, how they will receive increased benefits, and the importance of staying informed about Social Security, alongside discussions of the overall sustainability of the Social Security system.

• Review of the Social Security Fairness Act and its implications
• Elimination of the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset
• Explanation of benefits for affected retirees
• Importance of updating personal information with the Social Security Administration
• Discussion on the financial sustainability of Social Security

Political Populism: Its History, Promises, Pitfalls, and Voter Responsibility

January 9, 2025

We’re going to talk about populism, and I’m going to talk about it from several different ways. A little bit of history, and then I also want to show how there are so many positive things associated with populism that I believe people see and they look at it and they embrace it.
JANELLE KING

ATLANTA – Today on “The Janelle King Show,” we take a deep dive into political populism, examining its historical developments and the dual nature of its effects on governance and society. We explore how populist movements can arise from genuine concerns of the populace but may also lead to unintended consequences over time. We highlight the critical role of voter responsibility in engaging with political issues and making informed decisions.

Additional tips:

Educate Yourself on your personal political needs
Research Candidates Thoroughly
Seek Diverse Perspectives
Question Simplistic Solutions
Participate in Local Politics
Advocate for Accountability
Support Independent Media
Prioritize Critical Thinking between genuine concerns and manipulative tactics

Biden’s Almost Out, but Does it Matter at This Point?

January 8, 2025

biden thumbs up — *FILE – President Joe Biden gives a thumbs up as he speaks during a virtual call on March 4. Credit: Sipa USA / Oliver Contreras via AP*

The mistake we are all making is thinking that Joe Biden is doing this. He’s not! You don’t think Joe Biden said, “Hey, we got to give the Medal of Freedom to George Soros.” No, that came from some of his advisors. Some of his aides. They are running the show right now!
NEAL BOORTZ

ATLANTA – Biden is in the last two weeks of his Presidency, but does that really matter? Today, Boortz reiterates what we already know about the current state of the Biden Presidency: He aint running the show! Find out who’s calling the shots from the Oval Office and why this is a problem on today’s “Boortz Report!”

Pete’s Tweets: The Controversy Over Georgia’s Democrat Deportation Votes

January 7, 2025

**Central American migrants sit on top of the border wall on the beach in San Diego during a gathering of migrants living on both sides of the border, Sunday, April 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)**

There were 158 Democrats who voted against deporting sex offenders, so let’s look at who in Georgia voted against deporting sex offenders.
PETE DAVIS

ATLANTA – The Controversial Intersection of Politics, Media, and Influence: A Deep Dive, ESPN’s Response to Criticism, the Political Controversy Over Deportation Votes, Personal Vendettas in the Media, and more!

Boortz’s Biggest Story of 2024

January 5, 2025

*According to Boortz, the biggest story of the year was NOT Trump’s re-election as President of the United States with his win over Kamala Harris. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)*

Donald Trump being reelected…Big story, to be sure, but it was going to happen one way or the other every four years.
NEAL BOORTZ

FILE – Even though “The Big Guy” (L) pictured here with his son Hunter (R) was influence peddling like there was no tomorrow, that’s still not the biggest story of the year according to The Talkmaster! (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)

ATLANTA – What was the biggest story of 2024? Hunter Biden? The Trump Assassination attempts? Perhaps Trump’s reelection?

Neal believes it’s one that involve the mainstream media. Find out more on today’s “Boortz Report!”

Retirement Roadmap Radio: Financial Resolutions

January 4, 2025

Whether it be as a couple or as an individual, take a look at what I want to see accomplished in the next six months to two years.
EVAN FRICKS

ATLANTA – As we prepare for another year, it’s a great time to revisit or reset our personal goals, including financial goals. In this episode, we discuss how MasterPlan guides our clients through approaching their own financial goals for retirement or preparation for retirement.

Cutting Stupid Government Spending is a Necessity

January 3, 2025

Donald Trump, to the anguish of Democrats, especially those in Congress, wants to really work on cutting government spending. Government spending is their power.

They’re not happy!
NEAL BOORTZ

ATLANTA – “Fiscal responsibility” is an alien concept to most politicians which may explain why we are over 30 trillion dollars in debt as a nation. Today, Boortz exposes this fiscal irresponsibility, gives his take on DOGE, and reveals the ridiculous spending of taxpayer dollars by Atlanta government.

Boortz: I Can’t wait to see the Democrats Lose It on Trump’s Inauguration Day

January 2, 2025

*President-elect Donald Trump pumps his fist during an election night rally, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)*

I am so enjoying the angst, the turmoil in the Democratic Party, in the absolute terror being felt by some die-hard Democrats, God bless them, who are just sure that the earth is going to end because Donald Trump is going to be sworn in in 21 days.
NEAL BOORTZ

ATLANTA – Boortz has been highly entertained over the last few weeks by the numerous meltdowns of Democrats terrified about the incoming Trump administration. However, the Talkmaster is convinced that the most entertaining meltdowns will come on day one of the second Trump Presidency when he starts implementing his policies, but why? Fire up this edition of “The Boortz Report” and learn why!

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