Lee Williams, TheGunWriter.Substack.com, joined me to cover the things he has been writing about related to the 2nd Amendment (which protects, literally, the rest).

Dr. Ed Moore, our reisdnet historian, begins a two-part series on the 1880s in America.

Ray Rodrigues, State University Chancellor, offered a list of reasons why higher ed in the Sunshine State offers students the best option, literally, of any state in the nation.

One of the deep thinkers in American, Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute, weighed in on the election results from a national perspective. The question a lot of people are asking is, "Will it matter?"

If you didn't know it Rep Kat Cammack R-FL 3 is a bonafide conservative who does not like shadows and darkness. Consider this quick visit a massive dose of sunlight illuminating the filth inside the beltway.

Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, is our State of Florida go-to for insight and post-election he offered a great analysis of what election day meant to the Sunshine State.

Florida Governor Ron DeSants joined Preston for a visit on the day before the general election to offer his confidence level on the election itself, Florida's constitutional amendments, and more.

Col. Gary Howze. Florida Highway Patrol, offered some thoughts on Amendment 3. It makes sense because the Troopers on our roadways wil be dealing with the consequences if this passes ... and so will you.

Much will be decided on (or around ... maybe) November 5th (I see you Pennsylvania). 

Sal Nuzz of Consumers Defense came in to layout all of the issues on the ballot and what will be decided.

I do not solicit interviews with judicial candidates. The reason? Rules prohibit them from saying much of anything because they have to be impartial and rule based on the law as written and evidence as presented. Historically, I found those sit downs to be problematic. However, Robert Churchill reached out to the show and asked. Doing a show visit was a "No;" a podcast sitdown made more sense. So here you go ... as always, no edits. This is our conversation.