Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

On this high-energy Florida Primary Election Day edition of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host tracks the exploding Republican voter turnout that has now reached a massive R+366,000 statewide advantage and 12.6% lead as polls near closing. Exclusive interview with Center Square investigative reporter Adam Herbitz reveals the shocking April 2024 “common interest agreement” in which more than 20 Democratic attorneys general secretly planned dozens of lawsuits against a hypothetical Trump administration months before he even won — now totaling over 100 costly taxpayer-funded suits. Drew also plays the damning clip of DSA leader Cliff Connolly openly declaring “hatred of the United States Constitution” and calling it the main obstacle to their “roadmap to revolution,” plus examines Democratic candidates with documented terror-group ties (Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and a leading New Jersey congressional hopeful). Additional segments cover the Media & Strategies fake-poll hoax that fooled national media, Harry Enten’s House and Senate maps showing Democrats’ steep climb, Trump’s ibogaine research gift for veterans, and more. Tune in for the full Primary Day analysis and join the 7 PM live results stream on FL Voice News across YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Essential listening for Florida primary results, Republican momentum, anti-Trump lawsuit exposés, and conservative election coverage.

On this special Florida Primary Election Day episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host delivers real-time statewide voter turnout updates showing Republicans crushing Democrats with a growing R+330,000 margin and 11.6% advantage as of afternoon numbers. Drew and reporter Frank Kapiloff break down the stellar early and Election Day GOP momentum heading into the general, key races including CD-22, CD-25, and the governor’s contest, Jay Collins’ surprise pick of Kevin Guthrie as running mate, and Byron Donalds’ final push. Also featured: explosive DSA challenge to Debbie Wasserman Schultz by Elijah Manley, Sen. John Ossoff’s despicable smear of Trump aide Natalie Harp, Palm Beach Clerk Michael Caruso’s felony child abuse arrest and DeSantis suspension, New York Mayor Mamdani’s second-home tax blow-off, Harry Enten’s poll on the collapsing Democratic brand, and more conservative analysis. Stay tuned for the 7 PM live stream results coverage across Florida. Perfect for listeners tracking Florida primary results, Republican momentum, and conservative election night updates.

On this Friday edition of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we dive into the biggest newsroom debate yet: Should schools lock student cell phones away from first bell to last bell? Drew says yes—no distractions, no exceptions. Big D wants lunch-time access. Callers weigh in at 866-588-8303.Congressional candidate Dan Green (FL-9) joins the show. The Navy Captain, 9/11 Pentagon survivor, five-tour Iraq/Afghanistan veteran, and former Trump Pentagon official shares major endorsements from Jim Jordan, Tim Sheehy, Mike Haridopolos, Connie Mack, and a wave of combat veterans. With 28,000 doors knocked and strong early momentum, Green is running as a workhorse ready on day one.We expose Democratic Socialists of America radicals: DSA member Ashik Sadiq openly calls for abolishing the U.S. Senate, while Abdul El-Sayed’s sister (University of Chicago professor) declares capitalism the root of all oppression and social ills. Governor Ron DeSantis drops a bombshell: “I have not endorsed Corey Mills and I do not support Corey Mills” just days before the FL-7 primary, where Polymarket now has challenger Ryan Elijah leading. More from President Trump, Kash Patel, and AG Todd Blanche in New York celebrating the largest violent-crime reduction in U.S. history while slamming New York’s new sanctuary-state law under Gov. Kathy Hochul. Top 5 audio clips feature Kamala Harris’ citizenship word salad, Chelsea Handler’s Roe v. Wade blunder, the 5th Circuit’s $1.8 billion ruling against Planned Parenthood, Massachusetts codifying abortion up to birth, and a DSA candidate booed out of the Iowa State Fair. Plus the latest on Orlando’s failed $975 million tourist-tax grab for a new MLB stadium.Law and order wins. Florida primaries heat up. Anti-American socialism exposed. No spin. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are found. Follow Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele for daily conservative truth from the Sunshine State.

On this Friday edition of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we celebrate the Trump administration’s historic wins on public safety. President Trump, joined by AG Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel in Nassau County, announces the lowest crime numbers in recorded history—thousands fewer murders, rapes, assaults, and thefts—despite the previous open-borders chaos. Street interviews in Washington, D.C., one year into the National Guard deployment, show residents praising the dramatic drop in violence and begging to keep the Guard in place. Homicides are on track for the lowest rate in more than a century.Florida State Representative Vanessa Oliver (District 76 – Charlotte County, DeSoto, North Fort Myers/Cape Coral) joins the show to discuss affordability, property taxes, insurance costs, safe streets, healthcare access, and economic development for Southwest Florida families. Big manufacturing news: Outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook tours a new Houston facility that will produce Mac Minis starting in December, part of Apple’s commitment to 450,000 U.S. jobs. We also break down the radical rhetoric from Stacey Abrams and Kamala Harris on Abrams’ podcast, where Abrams claims the South has lived under “soft authoritarianism” since 1776 and Harris pushes word-salad attacks on “legitimate American citizens.” Plus: New York Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher’s push to excuse “crimes of poverty,” AOC’s latest viral clip, the BERT Bonita-Estero Rail-to-Trail ballot measure with architect Natalie White, hurricane preparedness tips, the release of missionary pilot Kevin Rideout, and more.Law and order results. Florida-first conservatism. American manufacturing. No spin. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major platforms. Follow Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele for daily truth from the Sunshine State.

On this action-packed Friday edition of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we break down the Trump administration’s massive wins on law and order. FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Todd Blanche join the President in Nassau County, New York, to celebrate the largest reduction in violent crime in American history. The DOJ has already charged 170,000 criminals—50,000 more than the previous administration in the same timeframe—proving that backing the blue and enforcing the law actually works.We also cover the arrest of the suspect who vandalized the World War II Memorial on the National Mall, spray-painting the sacred site and dumping chemicals in the fountains while filming her own crime for Facebook. President Trump is livid, and so are we.Congressional candidate Michael Carbonara (FL-22) joins the show to discuss the threat of DSA communists winning Democrat primaries, restoring the American Dream, economic freedom, and the dirty campaign tactics he’s faced. He shares major new endorsements from Club for Growth, Jim Jordan, and more. Florida GOP Chairman and CD-2 candidate Evan Power drops by to expose David Jolly’s far-left record, discuss the strong Republican early-vote lead, and urge voters to go to AllRepublicansVote.com. Plus: Governor DeSantis refuses to back Corey Mills, Byron Donalds hammers Jolly, and we dig into the shocking Michigan Senate polling numbers showing white college-educated women heavily backing communist candidate Abdul El-Sayed—and the radical University of Chicago professor sister behind the ideology.Law and order. Florida conservatism. Real results. No spin. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are found. Follow Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele for daily conservative truth from the Sunshine State.

Drew Steele highlights major Trump administration action as VP JD Vance and HHS Secretary RFK Jr. release the “Wolves in White Coats” report exposing hospitals and clinics for illegally billing taxpayers and insurers more than $50 million in puberty blockers and gender procedures under false codes such as “endocrine disorder unspecified” and “precocious puberty.” Criminal referrals head to the DOJ for up to 25 facilities. The WNBA’s anti-hate task force meets and still refuses to define “what a woman is” while discussing men in women’s sports. Gov. Ron DeSantis calls out AOC’s “Woke 1.0” excuse for defund-the-police rhetoric. Sen. Rick Scott teams with Adam Schiff on disaster tax-relief legislation. NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani pushes a surcharge on secondary homes over $5 million. Fresh Florida governor primary polling (Byron Donalds leads) and Donalds’ forceful “keep Florida red” call are featured, plus Nick Shirley’s undercover adult-daycare Medicaid fraud investigation (millions billed and donations to Hochul Democrats), Texas Senate candidate James Talarico labeling the Bible “propaganda,” James O’Keefe’s Minnesota voter-vouching sting, and lighter notes on White House press secretary speculation. Unfiltered conservative analysis—available now on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele opens with primary-day excitement: Florida’s Voice goes live Tuesday night (7 p.m.) with reporters Kennedy Owens and Michelle Vessarina for wall-to-wall coverage of the August 18 Republican primary. Owens previews the crowded CD-19 race (Byron Donalds’ open Southwest Florida seat) featuring Catalina Lauf, Jim Schwartzel, Madison Cawthorn and Jim Oberweis amid water quality, hurricane recovery and growth issues. Vessarina flags key Duval County contests, including the City Council At-Large special election (law-enforcement Republican Deborah Wesley vs. progressive Monet Holder backed by $300K from Mayor Deegan donors) and school-board hopeful Donovan Bradley. Drew then has fun with Democrats: Jamie Raskin tells Chuck Todd young “democratic socialists” aren’t serious about seizing the means of production—only for clips of Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed to prove they are. El-Sayed’s actual Blues Clues-style mail-in ballot campaign video is played and roasted. Other segments cover Nazi-tattooed Graham Platner’s return to the Maine trail, Trump’s fresh Florida House endorsements, Pete Hegseth’s cartel-dismantling pledge, Ohio Dem Amy Acton’s ICE-to-KKK comparison, a full interview with FL-22 Marine-and-Turning-Point candidate David Burke on Bill-of-Rights absolutism, affordability and food/China national security, the White House’s new $230 billion fraud tracker, and Nancy Pelosi’s latest “I had no idea” claim about Biden’s decline. Straight talk, no filter—tune in on Apple Podcasts.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, host Drew breaks down the latest good economic news: U.S. wholesale inflation came in completely flat (0.0%), beating expectations and marking progress under Trump policies that have already lowered beef and auto insurance prices. He highlights citizen journalist Nick Shirley’s undercover investigation into suspiciously vacant New York adult daycares that billed Medicaid tens of millions while owners donated to Gov. Kathy Hochul and Democrats—part of a larger $75 million fraud pattern. Drew also covers Florida’s crucial Republican primary, plays Congressman Byron Donalds’ call to keep the state red against Democrat socialists, reports on five non-citizens charged with voting in Michigan, and examines Polymarket’s early 2028 odds. Special guest Adam Guillette of Accuracy in Media reveals how the American Psychological Association is training therapists to use CBT and DBT to create “white allies” against “anti-racism,” turning mental health care into a political tool. Plus, a Bronx teacher’s pronoun push and the noisy new Fast & Furious coaster at Universal Hollywood. Straight talk, no filter—listen now on Apple Podcasts.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host covers the latest Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary shocker where DSA favorite Francesca Hong fell to David Crowley despite overwhelming polling and media predictions of a blowout—results delayed past 2 a.m. amid election questions. He also highlights Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed winning his Senate primary while endorsing Medicare for All covering “gender-affirming care” for minors and past comments on Sharia.Congressman Randy Fine (FL-6) joins to discuss the barbarians now inside the gates: DSA candidates seeking to destroy America rather than improve it, a swastika sticker placed on his campaign sign at a Flagler Beach polling place amid rising anti-Semitism, and the perilous times facing the country. Fine addresses major fraud announcements from Attorney General Todd Blanche—one of the largest marriage fraud cases in U.S. history involving over 1,000 sham marriages between Chinese nationals and U.S. citizens for green cards—and the unsealed indictment of the former SPLC CFO for secret payments to white supremacist groups and informants. He argues the left and media are complicit, not merely negligent, and expresses strong support for Byron Donalds’ upcoming big win in the Florida gubernatorial primary.Additional segments include the University of Michigan’s plan to eliminate first-semester grades starting fall 2027 for “mental health” reasons in its College of Literature, Science, and the Arts; a Detroit City Councilwoman praising Republican Mike Rogers and admitting voters are simply conditioned to back Democrats; and Drew’s Top 5 audio clips featuring ICE’s $20 million purchase of electric shock gloves, Jen Psaki admitting Democratic Party leadership selects nominees, Governor Ron DeSantis defending Florida’s COVID pushback against Fauci while announcing Pensacola shipbuilding funds, Steve Kornacki’s awkward coverage of Milwaukee USB stick errors, and Fox News uniquely turned away from Hong’s watch party.Other highlights touch on historical election petition fraud that improperly put Barack Obama on the Indiana ballot, Minnesota AG Keith Ellison calling debates over abolishing police and canceling Thanksgiving “great,” and lighter notes on The Rock’s new song and WNBA coaching controversies.Tune in for hard-hitting conservative analysis of election integrity, rising radicalism, government fraud, media complicity, and Florida’s role in the fight.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host dives into rampant government fraud—including naturalized Chinese citizens arranging sham marriages and the arrest of a former Southern Poverty Law Center CFO accused of paying white supremacists and Nazi sympathizers—while praising Attorney General Todd Blanche’s efforts to root it out.Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins to discuss high-energy get-out-the-vote rallies across the state (Tampa, New Port Richey with Byron Donalds), the dramatic shift in voter registration from a Democratic majority eight years ago to over 1.5 million more Republicans today, and why conservatives must avoid complacency ahead of the August 18 primary and November midterms. Simpson highlights Florida’s gold-standard election integrity reforms—no automatic mail ballots, strict ID and citizenship requirements, bans on ballot harvesting—contrasting them with Wisconsin’s chaotic late-night ballot dumps and delayed results in the Democratic gubernatorial primary.Skylar Xander of Americans for Prosperity Action details nearly one million doors knocked, key endorsements including Byron Donalds for governor and free-market state legislative candidates (Jim Boyd, Jennifer Kennedy, Robin Hattaway, Eric Stelnicky, Emily Duda Buckley), and top voter concerns: gas prices and taxes, property insurance, and healthcare costs. He outlines supply-side reforms like direct primary care and expanded health savings accounts.The show revisits the Wisconsin shocker where DSA favorite Francesca Hong lost to underdog David Crowley amid polling collapses, media hype for progressives, and questions about 2 a.m. ballot dumps. Breaking news covers White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt stepping down to focus on her family.CNN’s Harry Enten data shows climate change tied for 14th among midterm issues at just 3% (behind economy at 54% and immigration at 28%), with public concern barely budging from 2016 to 2026 despite constant media pressure.Bob McClure of the James Madison Institute breaks down their August 2026 poll: 74% of Floridians worried about affordability (property taxes rank #1), 91% demand healthcare price transparency, concerns over AI data centers’ water and electricity use (yet they use less water than comparable golf courses and are vital to beating China), and top housing cost drivers including interest rates.Additional headlines include Senator Ashley Moody’s bipartisan Stop Secret Spending Act heading to President Trump’s desk and continued support for Pensacola’s shipbuilding expansion.Tune in for conservative insights on election security, Florida’s Republican momentum, cost-of-living realities, media and polling failures, and free-market solutions.