Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

Drew Steele talks Florida-7 Republican nominee Ryan Elijah on affordability, cheaper medicine, senior protection, and beating socialist Democrats who reject American exceptionalism—replayed against Maxwell Frost’s “Uber-to-Congress isn’t the American Dream” clip. Coverage includes President Trump’s Oval Office remarks on nine additional drug companies joining price cuts, Canada trade, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul releasing 7,000 inmates, the Venezuela oil deal, a reporter’s Iran-nuke question he called “stupid,” and why Medicare for All would blow the entire federal budget. The show recaps FDOT revoking automated license-plate readers on state rights-of-way after DeSantis warned against a surveillance state, updates the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations, and runs Drew’s Top 5: Randy Weingarten telling teachers to boycott Target over ICE, DHS calling even 1% illegal CDL drivers “one too many,” the awkward El-Sayed rally video, and Treasury Secretary Bessent’s Edmonton Mall submarine joke at Canada. Also: Zohran Mamdani’s climate comments, Portland Public Schools using drag performer Dr. Poison Waters to welcome students back, and country star John Rich calling AI-generated music a copyright “chop shop” that attacks the American dream. Conservative Florida talk, 866-588-8303.

Drew Steele breaks down a DSA meeting demanding not just abolish ICE but political annihilation, trials for agency leaders, and permanent black marks—rhetoric he ties to Squad Democrats and the party’s leftward shift. Coverage includes Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed reaching out to Hassan Piker for campaign traction, Maxwell Frost getting schooled on the American Dream after going from Uber driver to Congress, and Florida DSA-aligned Rep. Angie Nixon quoting the Communist Manifesto line “nothing to lose but our chains” and praising Assata Shakur (Black Liberation Army, convicted cop killer who fled to Cuba) from a church pulpit. The show also dismantles Governor Josh Shapiro’s measles-death claims contradicted by the coroner and state health department, RFK Jr. and Byron Donalds pushing back on the narrative and illegal-immigration outbreak links, plus USDA cattle-herd support, Ocala missile production, UF’s Time ranking, and a live Tampa GOP rally with DeSantis and Donalds. Conservative Florida talk, listener line 866-588-8303.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele opens with Governor Ron DeSantis and FDOT revoking all existing permits for automated license plate readers (Flock cameras) on state highway rights-of-way, citing explosive growth, data privacy risks, misuse reports, and a growing surveillance-state feel. The show contrasts that leadership with Democrats’ comfort with mass tracking, then covers Abdul El-Sayed’s non-apology over synagogue-attack comments and a awkward campaign video, Mike Rogers’ pushback, a planned DHS voter-fraud investigation surge in key midterm states, Colorado officials openly discussing workarounds to USPS ballot tracking, NFIB’s Bill Hurley on Florida insurance gains after 2023 tort reform and the threat of unregulated (even foreign) litigation financing, and the Trump administration’s emergency shutdown of 110 CDL schools over English-proficiency and training failures. Conservative talk, Florida headlines, and listener calls

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele features GOP lieutenant governor nominee Bryan Avila, the Cuban-American running mate of Byron Donalds. Avila discusses his family’s flight from communist Cuba, why socialism has no place in Florida, eliminating property taxes, school choice and parental rights, making Florida a global financial capital, and why David Jolly’s radical platform of higher taxes, bigger government, and weaker borders would undo DeSantis-era gains.Drew contrasts Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro calling an infant death “measles-related” after the coroner cited a ruptured spleen, tying it to COVID-era counting and MAHA/RFK Jr. vaccine-schedule debates. Archival audio shows Barack Obama in 2008 calling for research into skyrocketing autism rates and possible vaccine links—then criticizing the same questions overseas today.Top-five audio includes Attorney General James Uthmeier rejecting a Meta settlement over harm to kids, President Trump’s Space Academy and permanent American lunar settlement, Kamala Harris on mail-in ballots after the Supreme Court ruling, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul celebrating a ban on local-ICE cooperation, and Shapiro’s measles comments again.Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s announcement designating far-left terrorist networks and tech collectives used by Antifa cells—with alleged ties to Iran’s IRGC and Hamas—is framed against the 2020 debate claim that Antifa is “just an idea,” plus Treasury moves on tax-exempt status for certain nonprofits.Lighter close: Panda Express “authenticity,” pizza’s American origins, and payphones. Watch FL Voice News and tune in Saturday for Right Line. Call 866-588-8303.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down a packed Friday: James Carville calling out Hasan Piker’s comments on the Houthis, America, and police while questioning Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s silence. Drew plays clips and asks whether Democrats will disavow the rhetoric or keep the alliance.Local Florida stories include Flock cameras in Tampa Bay helping prosecutors solve murders, attempted murders, and robberies versus privacy and mass-surveillance concerns, plus Hillsborough County’s 5-2 vote approving a $2.3 billion Tampa Bay Rays stadium deal.A viral test of Google’s AI Overview shows consistent condemnation of “dislike” toward Hindus, Muslims, and Jews—but softer, experience-based language when the same query is asked about Christians and Christianity.Jordan Schachtel of The Dossier joins on the data-center fight: Chinese bot farms attacking U.S. builds while China constructs massive facilities, water and power innovations, Trump’s ratepayer-protection pledge, jobs, tax revenue for schools and public safety, and why AOC, Bernie, and Beijing land on the same side of the issue.Newsroom updates cover President Trump’s plan to let American farmers and ranchers process their own beef to break the four-company meatpacking concentration, FBI DNA backlog clearance and arrests, and new details on redactions in the Hope Florida grand jury report.Coming up: GOP lieutenant governor nominee Brian Avila. Also noted: a DSA “defend the vote” rally framing D.C. statehood as a racial-justice issue.Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Watch FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Call 866-588-8303.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers election integrity, Florida education wins, and major Trump administration announcements heading into the midterms.Drew opens with a California election fraud arrest: a Honduran national charged with two felonies for unlawfully registering to vote and falsely claiming U.S. citizenship. The segment examines voter roll audits, mail-in and absentee ballots, U.S. Postal Service tracking, and pushback from activist judges after a Supreme Court decision. Kamala Harris’s comments on voting access and “cheating” are also discussed.Erica Donalds, founder of the Education Freedom Foundation, joins to talk Florida’s restored standards on the dangers of communism and collectivism, civics education, the science of reading, textbook content, parent oversight, and universal school choice. She explains why Florida families are moving for scholarships, safety, and values-aligned schools while the rest of the country watches DeSantis-era reforms.Newsroom updates include the Hope Florida case, FEMA personnel actions, and a Republican leadership forum featuring Governor Ron DeSantis, Byron Donalds, and statewide nominees.President Trump signs an executive order creating the U.S. Space Academy, announces a return to the lunar surface with a permanent American settlement and flag, and targets the four-company meatpacking oligopoly. New measures would let ranchers and farmers process their own beef, cut red tape, and restore competition after climate-driven herd reductions raised prices.Plus caller reaction, data-center news teases, and upcoming guests including Jordan Schachtel and GOP lieutenant governor nominee Brian Avila.Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and follow FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Call 866-588-8303.

Drew Steele’s “Dum Dum Dums” segment dismantles California Rep. Kevin Mullin on ICE, Sen. Chris Murphy’s explanation for Trump’s re-election, and Sen. Raphael Warnock’s plan to “restore voting rights” through Southern redistricting probes and DC/Puerto Rico statehood. Coverage includes AOC officially rejoining the Democratic Socialists of America ahead of a possible 2028 run, Hasan Piker’s comments about American Jews while campaigning with Abdul El-Sayed, and Democrats’ mixed responses from John Ossoff, Debbie Dingell, and El-Sayed himself. Drew’s Top 5 audio clips feature Trump’s executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America,” Dr. Oz on Pennsylvania measles deaths, the Lindsay Clancy defense, and Caroline Leavitt’s emotional remarks on leaving the White House podium to spend more time with her children. Additional stories: Bill Gates downplaying the China AI threat, a California mom smashing a school bus window to rescue her son, and Halloween Horror Nights starting in late August. Conservative analysis of midterms, 2028, and the fight against socialism. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele talks with Trent England of Save Our States about America’s broken healthcare system—nearly double the spending of other developed countries for similar or worse outcomes, Obamacare-driven consolidation, government restrictions on charity care, hidden hospital prices, and the need for binding price transparency plus real catastrophic insurance. Nick Shirley leaves a New York Times reporter speechless while exposing California’s “Nick Shirley Act,” a bill critics say protects fraudsters posing as immigration service providers. The show also covers the leaked Hope Florida grand jury documents dismissed by Gov. DeSantis and AG James Uthmeier as a political smear, Trump’s executive action securing the electric grid from foreign threats, 17 Florida sheriffs endorsing Byron Donalds, questions over Pennsylvania measles deaths, Campus Reform’s Zachary Marshall on slashing college waste and moving to three-year bachelor’s degrees, and more conservative Florida and national news. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

President Trump signs an executive order renaming Lake Ontario "Lake America" for official U.S. use amid trade tensions with Canada. Drew Steele breaks down the Lindsay Clancy murder trial's closing arguments, the judge's instructions on criminal responsibility and mental illness, courtroom controversies, and social media fallout. Florida State Rep. Danny Alvarez (District 69) joins to discuss the Byron Donalds vs. David Jolly race, the push against DSA socialism, the populist revolution, and Florida's record 163-child rescue operation. The show also covers election integrity fights including non-citizen voter rolls, Chinese components in voting machines, Chinese hackers, ICE enforcement in Fort Myers, Caroline Leavitt's departure from the White House podium, Iran sanctions weakening the regime, the Nick Shirley Act, the Texas Senate race, and growing concerns over ChatGPT and Google AI. Conservative Florida news, truth, and analysis you won't get elsewhere. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, meteorologist Dave Roberts breaks down Invest 96L, the tropical disturbance heading toward the Caribbean with models shifting closer to Florida—yet dry air, Saharan dust, and weakening odds suggest low impact risk for the Sunshine State (next name on the list: Dolly). Drew digs into the Pennsylvania measles controversy as Governor Josh Shapiro blames HHS Secretary RFK Jr. and “rhetoric” for two reported deaths, while Lancaster County officials and the coroner say there are zero measles fatalities and the governor’s office isn’t sharing records—raising questions about politics over public health amid RFK Jr.’s recent Florida visit. Polk State College President Anastasios Komutsis joins to discuss the college’s pioneering institutional neutrality statement, aligning with Secretary McMahon’s call for academic excellence and free inquiry, plus upcoming America’s 250th anniversary events and bipartisan Constitution Day appearances by Democrat Senator Rosalind Osgood and Republican Congressman Byron Donalds. In the Top 5 audio clips: Soros-backed Philly DA Larry Krasner’s official-ceremony threat to blow up the White House ballroom for paperweights; Gov. Ron DeSantis warning against Flock license-plate readers turning into a surveillance state; Sec. Pete Hegseth honoring Marines on the fifth anniversary of Abbey Gate; a CNN poll showing Republicans admire Trump far more than Reagan or Lincoln; and AG Todd Blanche on election integrity and mail-in ballot safeguards. Plus Angie Nixon’s comments on unborn babies, Ayanna Pressley linking MAGA to the Confederacy, and Jelly Roll’s surprising anti-Trump jokes while filling in for Jimmy Kimmel. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—unfiltered conservative news, Florida politics, and the truth. Stream now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are available.