Wednesday morning's 'What's Buggin' You' segment, with listeners sounding off on the latest news: From election fraud, broken families, Dems' gun politics to free speech restrictions...

In the wake of the Texas elementary school shooting, Dems turn political looking for the same tired old solutions. But as Americans, we want to fix problems. Violence mitigation has to do with fixing human behavior, not taking away the tools from evil people that make a difference in protecting society and medical advancements that improve the lives of many. Mental health problems require a change in perspective to fix one-in-a-million individuals.  

Biden is in Tokyo launched a new trade deal with 12 Indo-Pacific nations aimed at strengthening their economies. Nations joining the US in the pact are: Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. But, where is Taiwan? One 'thai' is present, but why not Taiwan?

Congressman Greg Stuebe on the Bob Rose Show talked about his efforts to support Florida's citrus industry. From the EPA holding up a possible new solution to citrus greening disease, to high diesel costs, to allowing Chinese citrus imports, the federal government is throwing up obstacles to the troubled industry that is a critical piece of Florida's economy.   

One week from Title 42 being suspended, and an invasion of migrants threatens to overwhelm US border officials. Florida District 3 Rep. Kat Cammack makes the case for needing to secure the border. The Biden Administration has no solution to control the influx of migrants through the Mexico border.

Meanwhile, baby formula is available for migrants crossing the border as there are shortages across the US. Biden’s FDA shutdown an Abbott formula manufacturing plant, putting American’s last with no plan to bring in replacement supplies.

US troops are being sent to Somolia, with defense officials promising not to engage in fighting. Cammack decries the use of forces in places with no critical threat to the US.

The EPA is holding up approving a Citrus Greening solution, claiming a lack of funds to review the latest proposed and promising treatment. Saving Florida’s citrus industry is a high priority for all of the state’s bipartisan representatives in Congress, and Kammack is one of Florida’s leading agriculture proponents.

Cammack serves as the leading Republican for FEMA, and is working on meaningful hurricane season mitigation efforts to be sure local and state emergency management officials have needed resources.