Bob Rose Show

Every week The Bob Rose Rewind features the best information from past shows. Here’s a rundown of the Saturday February 26th edition in this podcast.

First, what is a “Blue Alert?” This past week a Taylor County Sheriff’s deputy was shot during a traffic stop, and a statewide alert was triggered to let the public know a fugitive was being hunted. Art Forgey, Public Information Officer with Alachua County Sheriff’s Office has details on the manhunt, what the alerts mean, and how the fugitive was caught by a Steinhatchee homeowner.

Next, Florida House Rep. Chuck Clemmons updated his bill that will bring to voters the possibility of changing Alachua County Commission elections from at-large to single-member district representation.

The third segment of the Bob Rose Rewind focused on inaction on gun-rights legislation in the Florida Legislative Session this year. Second Amendment expert Chris Waggoner talks about pending bills, and what is not happening in Tallahassee.

And Florida Senator Dennis Baxley talked with Bob and Greg Cassidy on movement of the Parental Rights in Education measure in the legislature. Dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay bill” by opponents, Baxley gave details on empowering parents and protecting students, and progress in the House and Senate.

Florida's Legislative Session is in the home stretch. Local State Sen. Dennis Baxley talked about a key bill giving parents a greater say in what their children are being taught. And the 15-week abortion bill has passed the State House, heading for debate and likely passage in the State Senate. Gov. DeSantis has said he supports the measure. Hear what these bills mean with one of Florida leading Conservative lawmakers on the Bob Rose Show.

Check out the President's Day edition of "What's Buggin' You" on the Bob Rose Show, where the smartest of SKY listeners sound off!

Live and local, even on President's Day. Saluting Trump, Reagan, and wondering about if the present occupant is up to the challenge posed by Russia.

The Florida Legislature is working on a bill that protects doctors and hospitals from lawsuits from COVID-19 treatments. Dr. John Littel on the Bob Rose Show talked about testifying in Tallahassee on the proposal. Although House Bill 7014 sounds good, the bill protects hospitals in favor of doctors who advocate for patients. Littel recommends lawmakers revise the legislation, and if passing says Gov. DeSantis should veto and propose changes. Hear who wins and who loses, and how treatments for patients and doctors who take care of them should be protected.