Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

Congressman Byron Donalds tells a packed Dallas RNC midterm convention that Republican policies of low taxes, less regulation, backing the blue, and “hell no” to boys in girls’ locker rooms work in Florida and Texas. Drew Steele and Skylar Zander of Americans for Prosperity dismantle Democrat gubernatorial candidate David Jolly’s plan to nationalize catastrophe and wind insurance—a government takeover that could bankrupt Florida and leave homeowners waiting years like California wildfire victims. President Trump mocks media claims of an empty arena, slams James Talarico’s gun-ban and “God is non-binary” views, and honors Charlie Kirk on the one-year anniversary of his assassination while exposing left-wing celebrations. Heritage Action’s Doug Blair outlines must-pass items: the Save America Act for election integrity, stopping China from stealing U.S. AI and semiconductor tech, and making Trump’s border policies permanent law. Plus Florida headlines (Cuban migrant interdiction, Everglades restoration, dengue), Ilhan Omar’s son’s house raid, Brandon Gill’s patriotic land acknowledgement, Newsbusters data on 60 Minutes bias, and guests Jack Posobiec and Brian Avila. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram at FL Voice News.

President Trump electrifies a packed Dallas midterm convention as legacy media claims of empty arenas collapse. He hammers Democrats for open borders, crime, and hatred of America while vowing patriots will prove the country belongs to those who love it. Drew Steele and the Florida’s Voice team mark the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, play Trump’s tribute, and expose left-wing celebrations and mockery documented by Libs of TikTok. AOC tells Baptists she’s amazed at how God works for her and Bernie Sanders’ progressive movement and cites the faith of a mustard seed—Steele questions which force she’s actually serving. Plus Florida headlines from DeSantis’ anti-communism education standards, a $1.1 million baby formula theft ring, dengue precautions, and State Rep. Danny Alvarez on Chinese bot farms, social-media incrementalism, Space Coast spies, and JROTC cadets who saved a life. Guests include Jack Posobiec (Unhumans) and more convention audio. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram at FL Voice News.

Drew Steele and Big D go live to the first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas with clips from HUD Secretary Scott Turner, Anna Paulina Luna calling for a ban on congressional insider trading, Joe Gruters, Steve Scalise, and Tim Scott. They interview AFPI’s Bob Rommel and Congressman Randy Fine from the convention floor. Also covered: James Tallerico walking back his “God is non-binary” and “six sexes” comments, an Ohio prosecutor confirming the alleged assassination attempt on Democrat gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton never happened, a massive Telegram scam marketplace seizure, Joe Kernen pushing back on CNBC over Charlie Kirk discourse, and Drew’s Top 5 clips including Trump saying the Iran war will end right after the midterms. Call 866-588-8303. Watch FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

Drew Steele and Big D examine Democrat Texas Senate nominee James Tallerico’s hedged answer on biological males in girls’ sports, his past “trans girls are girls” comments, claims that God is non-binary with six genders, and his pastor Reverend Babs Miller’s remarks wishing the Trump assassination attempt had been more successful. They play Ken Paxton’s ad quoting Tallerico, break down Byron Donalds’ new ad calling David Jolly’s insurance plan a $1,000-per-family “hurricane tax,” cover an Anthropic researcher’s resignation warning that AI labs are gambling with humanity, Tesla Cybercabs arriving in Tampa and a video of a man jumping in front of one, plus Secretary Marco Rubio designating Latin American terrorist groups and blasting left-wing governments. Also: GOP midterm convention in Dallas, Florida Amendment 3, and the $3,000 foldable iPhone Duo. Call 866-588-8303. Watch FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

Drew Steele and Big D break down President Trump’s trip to the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, the new Air Force One slide incident, and Trump’s prediction that gasoline will fall below $2 a gallon after the midterms. They cover crude oil near $100, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, Venezuelan oil, a caller’s concerns about diesel prices, Tom Homan defending ICE arrests of illegal immigrants (including at a school bus stop), Florida AG James Uthmeier’s Netflix kids-data lawsuit, Trump’s executive order speeding veterans’ benefits, the Lindsey Clancy mistrial jurors, Snapchat dysmorphia, and socialists calling GLP-1 drugs “body fascism.” Plus holiday trash-day confusion and Florida headlines. Call 866-588-8303. Watch FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

On Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, President Trump marks the lead-up to the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at a Tunnel to Towers tribute on the White House Ellipse beside a recovered World Trade Center steel beam. He awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously to Wells Crowther, the man in the red bandana, and recounts firefighters physically carrying him from a creaking building on that day. Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller challenges Americans to “earn the sacrifice.” 9/11 families gather at City Hall and tell Mayor Zohran Mamdani to stay put and skip Friday’s private Ground Zero ceremony; their petition now exceeds 101,000 signatures. Governor Kathy Hochul says he will attend anyway. Drew again questions Mamdani’s $34 million records portal and the decision to dump 170,000 pages—including World Trade Center 7 and asbestos files—this week. CBS walks the streets of Kabul and finds Taliban fighters using abandoned U.S. armored vehicles, tactical gear, and weapons—including a Humvee still wearing a Green Bay Packers sticker—while the reporter frames it as merely something “Trump says.” We also hit Biden-era claims that Nobel economists promised the Inflation Reduction Act would cut inflation, CNN’s Nepal flood story demanding “climate justice” from Americans, Dr. Oz on $42 billion in Medicare fraud already stopped, the Lindsey Clancy mistrial juror feud, Seattle police calling shooters “trigger pullers,” and a 7-foot Doritos Statue of Liberty chasing $250,000. Plus: the Republican midterm convention kicks off in Dallas. Conservative talk on 9/11 remembrance, patriotism, Afghanistan withdrawal, and the 2026 midterms. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen. Watch at FL Voice News. Weekend national show: Right Line, Saturdays 4–6 p.m.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers breaking news as U.S. forces strike Iranian oil tankers near Kharg Island, the critical hub that handles the bulk of Iran’s oil exports. President Trump has repeatedly previewed action against the island; this latest strike raises the stakes in the ongoing conflict and threatens Tehran’s energy revenue. We stay focused on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. President Trump honors first responders at the White House Ellipse and posthumously awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Wells Crowther, the “man in the red bandana.” Meanwhile, 9/11 families with a petition now over 100,000 signatures continue urging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to skip Friday’s private Ground Zero ceremony. Governor Kathy Hochul says he will attend anyway. Mamdani also announced a $34 million public portal and the first release of 170,000 pages of city 9/11 records—including World Trade Center 7, asbestos findings, and the Harding memo—just days before the anniversary. Drew asks whether the timing is meant to shift attention from remembrance to past city liability. Plus: Byron Donalds and CJ Pearson’s “Next 250” campus blitz targeting young men and fraternities at Florida State and battleground schools; Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch stepping down after White House criticism of DEI-driven history exhibits; Chicago’s Labor Day weekend bloodshed (28 shot, 6 dead) and Democrat-run city crime; GOP FL-9 nominee Dan Green (Pentagon on 9/11, Trump-endorsed) on taxes, DSA takeover of Democrats, and making America affordable again; and Apple’s rumored $2,400 foldable iPhone. Conservative talk on Iran, 9/11 remembrance, patriotism, campus outreach, and the 2026 midterms. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you listen. Watch live at FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we remember the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and why families of the victims are urging New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to skip the private Ground Zero commemoration. A petition that has passed 100,000 signatures cites Mamdani’s associations, including handing a ceremonial pen to his chief counsel Ramzi Kassem, a former Al-Qaeda defense lawyer, and ties to voices who downplay or reframe the attacks. We break down the latest Gallup poll showing 93% of Republicans say they are proud to be American compared with just 27% of Democrats and 51% of independents—and what that split means heading into the midterms and the first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is calling on the Board of Medicine to investigate whether ChatGPT is unlawfully practicing medicine and pushing criminal penalties for AI companies whose chatbots are linked to harm. We discuss personal responsibility versus regulation and whether lawsuits could slow real medical breakthroughs from AI. Campus Reform’s Nicholas Giordano joins the show on exploding DSA and socialist support on college campuses, Marxist courses framed as “education,” and why so many students can’t even define the ideology they’re cheering. Plus: Marco Rubio on Venezuela oil fields previously held by China, Russia, and Iran; Biden-era energy policy; and why legal recreational marijuana keeps creating problems—from the US Open to Florida. Listen for unfiltered conservative analysis on patriotism, 9/11 remembrance, AI accountability, campus indoctrination, and the 2026 midterms. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts. Follow FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

Labor Day live edition of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, featuring GOP nominee Ryan Elijah (Florida’s 7th Congressional District). Elijah discusses Flock license-plate cameras, Fourth Amendment concerns after COVID, law-enforcement endorsements from Sheriff Grady Judd and Congressman Jimmy Patronis, unity with Sen. Ashley Moody, and the challenge of DSA influence inside the Democratic Party.Ohio coverage focuses on Democrat gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton: campaign-stage clips that sound slurred (“I’m a doctor… becoming one right in front of your eyes,” “six/sixty years old”), questions about green-room behavior, and an AP report of an armed man moving toward her with a phone in his hand. Guest and host stress no place for violence while demanding accurate reporting.Breaking news: NTSB update on an Amazon cargo plane that overran Miami runway 30 by 1,300 feet after arriving from San Juan, striking navigational equipment, a van with seven people, a car, fencing, and Tesla robotaxis.Top-five audio clips include Colorado students disrupting ICE, James Talarico’s climate bill that would kill Texas oil jobs, Energy Secretary Chris Wright defending Venezuela oil investment, Jamie Raskin calling Hasan Piker’s “Hamas over Israel” remarks an “irrelevant distraction,” and another Acton clip.Also: Boston certified a “four-star” immigrant-welcoming city, Danbury, Connecticut voting to allow non-citizens and DACA recipients as police officers, and UK protests in Portsmouth over Channel crossings.

Labor Day 2026 live from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele. President Trump posts a holiday message calling out radical leftists, communists, and Democrats, shares maps showing all of North America as the United States, and repeatedly floats renaming New Mexico “New America.”Democrats on impeachment and power: Oversight Ranking Member Robert Garcia says Trump commits an impeachable offense “every single week” and puts the Trump family “at the top of the list.” Jamie Raskin discusses expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices. Maine Democrat Troy Jackson defends Canadian-style universal healthcare despite MRI shortages. The New York Times claims a historic Democratic party-ID advantage; Gov. Ron DeSantis points to Florida’s 1.5 million Republican registration edge.Also covered: Texas Democrat James Talarico calling world religions “equal pathways to truth”; Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s rambling event speech; newsroom headlines on Byron Donalds and Anna Paulina Luna speaking at the Dallas RNC, Trump’s endorsement of Attorney General James Uthmeyer, and Donalds labeling David Jolly a socialist Trojan horse.Investigative follow-ups include Chuck Schumer’s daughter joining OpenAI’s policy team, Nick Shirley’s California hospice-fraud exposé and the “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” Gavin Newsom claiming credit while preaching accountability, Kushner and Witkoff’s Moscow-Kyiv talks, and the bizarre Western Michigan–Michigan officiating decision that put one second back on the clock for a game-winning Hail Mary.