Bob Rose Show

The latest on the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation lawsuits, as verdicts have yet to be rendered. One sues for 50-million, the other countersues for 100-million. Although the courts aren't taking away from criminal trials, you get a feeling that time could be spent on more meaningful decisions in society. Depp played with Jeff Beck's band at a club, and fans posted their support on social media. The actors live in a surreal world, where 'you've made it' money isn't relatable to a normal family's finances. When is enough enough? 

Homeowners have been facing a major crisis in the affordability and accessibility of property insurance in Florida. Rates have been skyrocketing, insurers have been delaying or refusing to write more policies, and fraudsters have been filing lawsuits that have not benefited consumers. Florida House Rep. Chuck Clemmons outlined the steps the state legislature has taken during the recent Legislative Special Session to alleviate the crisis affecting homeowners and insurers, and a bill increasing safety or condominiums in the wake of the South Florida collapse disaster.   

Angela Stanton King on the Bob Rose Show talks about her personal journey, support from Donald Trump, and why conservatism is the answer for making America great. King will be at the 'Rock The Red' rally June 11th in Ocala. Details and tickets at https://www.audacy.com/thesky973/events/patriotic-floridians-rock-the-red-in-ocala

The "What's Buggin' You" segment each morning is your opportunity to sound-off, giving a unique spin on the latest news. Here's the latest Thursday edition on The Bob Rose Show. 

In the wake of the Texas school massacre, Democrats immediately pulled out old polarizing rhetoric that has done nothing to prevent violence. American values of respect, faith, family values and emphasis on involved, responsible parenting have little place in today's discussions. The US has $40 billion to spend overseas, but can't provide funding to fortify schools? Effective solutions are needed, with an empathetic understanding of what parents, law enforcement and schools are dealing with...not big government restriction on freedoms and misguided priorities that bring crime to our streets and terrorists across out borders. 

In the wake of another mass school shooting, communities look for solutions. Ocala Police Chief Mike Balken talked about mental health needs, responsible parenting, the tearing apart of nuclear families, and steps Florida has taken to prevent violence. Many teens that commit repeat violent offenses are released by the justice system, and law enforcement needs help to get identified criminals off the streets. "We have to stop treating criminals like victims, and victims like criminals." Hear thoughtful solutions on reducing and preventing violence with Balken on the Bob Rose Show.