Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, host Drew Steele breaks down the shocking Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary results where underdog David Crowley defeated heavily favored DSA-backed Francesca Hong despite polling and betting markets giving her roughly 90% odds. The show examines election integrity red flags including five USB sticks in Milwaukee loaded with audit logs instead of results, a massive late-night ballot dump from Milwaukee around 2:20 a.m., Fox News being turned away from Hong’s campaign headquarters, and the on-air confusion from MS NOW’s Steve Kornacki during the chaotic vote updates.Curtis Houck, managing editor of Newsbusters, joins to discuss legacy media’s selective coverage—or near-total silence—on newly revealed Fauci texts about COVID vaccine risks to pregnant women and potential miscarriages, contrasting ABC, NBC, and limited CBS treatment with more transparent alternative outlets. The conversation also covers ongoing government fraud in Medicare and SNAP programs that major networks largely ignore.Florida segments include Governor Ron DeSantis announcing $9 million for Port of Pensacola boat-building facilities to strengthen the state’s maritime industry and workforce; a major Hillsborough County human trafficking operation that netted 116 arrests and recovered five victims; ICE’s reported interest in “GLOVE” low-output voltage devices; Turning Point Action’s endorsement of Catalina Lough in the crowded FL-19 Republican primary; and an interview with Ceremony Brewing owner Zach Smith on the proposed Bonita Springs/Estero rail trail and its potential community and economic benefits ahead of the August 18 referendum.Breaking news covers White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt stepping down at the end of the month to spend more time with her family while remaining a top outside advisor. The episode contrasts efficient Florida election processes with Wisconsin’s delays and questions media narratives around candidate selection, polling accuracy, and transparency.Listen for conservative analysis of primary surprises, election security concerns, media double standards, Florida policy wins, and why alternative sources matter. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers today’s critical primaries nationwide, zeroing in on Wisconsin where DSA-backed Democrat socialist Francesca Hong leads the governor’s primary. A voter explains her support purely through identity politics (“someone who’s like me… Asian… single mom… woman”), while Hong dismisses past tweets calling for defunding the police and ending Thanksgiving as mere “bad takes” from her sports-journalist days. Drew highlights how her rise is actually boosting Republican chances in the general election. President Trump’s new executive order reforming the childhood vaccine schedule (splitting MMR, prioritizing safety research, expanding exemptions, and removing routine COVID shots for kids) draws fire from Florida pediatric groups, but NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya defends parental autonomy and evidence-based policy that aligns with Europe. Growing legal exposure for Anthony Fauci continues, with Florida AG James Uthmeier and other states investigating. In the Top 5 audio clips: socialist influencer Hasan Piker’s $2.7 million West Hollywood home hypocrisy while attacking capitalism; Trump floating a national emergency to secure elections via the Save America Act; Tim Walz’s viral golf-course fail; Zohran Mamdani ordered by a judge to rescind his public database doxxing “wealthy” second-home owners in NYC (Jonathan Turley calls it Soviet-style); and more identity-driven Hong voter comments. Plus Jasmine Crockett’s confusing appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan dodging fraud questions, a venomous snake in a high-school football helmet, and strong conservative turnout messaging from Florida’s Club 47 event featuring AG Uthmeier and Sen. Ashley Moody. Unfiltered conservative analysis of socialist threats, parental rights, election integrity, and Florida’s winning model. Subscribe to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down the Washington Post report that President Trump was secretly moved via airport catering truck in Turkey after an Iranian threat, turning Air Force One into a decoy—while media outlets like CNN slammed the security move as an “elaborate ruse.” Drew defends the Secret Service action that protected the President and calls out the press meltdown. Plus: Oprah Winfrey claims on The View that an “obesity gene” causes overeating (not the reverse) and that GLP-1 drugs quiet “food noise”—Drew and the team fact-check it: there is no single obesity gene. Newly released Fauci texts raise private concerns about COVID vaccines and pregnancy, sparking calls for a special counsel and Florida AG James Uthmeier’s vow to hold him accountable. Ex-Biden officials are already plotting to “build back” the government after DOGE cuts (especially USAID), underscoring why Republicans must codify Trump’s executive orders into law. Florida updates include Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd publicly denying any endorsement of Cong. Corey Mills and backing challenger Ryan Elijah instead, Americans for Prosperity’s slate of legislative endorsements, Paul Renner’s daily “Better Call Paul” town halls ahead of the Aug. 18 GOP gubernatorial primary, and the Florida Chamber’s massive Times Square billboard thanking NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani for sending jobs and businesses to tax-free Florida. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy details FAA modernization and a successful campaign recruiting video gamers as air traffic controllers for their spatial skills and multitasking—delivering the fastest hiring surge in agency history. Unfiltered conservative truth on national security, media bias, government waste, and Florida’s winning model. Subscribe to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele delivers hard-hitting conservative analysis on the rising threat of DSA-backed candidates like Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, who calls football “toxic masculinity,” pushes replacing the Second Amendment, and wants to end July 4th fireworks traditions. Drew warns these radical leftists are already targeting local Florida races and school boards. Celebrate Florida under Governor Ron DeSantis as the safest large state in America—homicides down, strong border action, and a proven conservative blueprint other states can copy. President Trump discusses the Save America Act (voter ID, proof of citizenship, limits on mail-in ballots) and the possibility of a national emergency to secure elections. Plus: Paul Renner’s “Better Call Paul” daily town halls ahead of the August 18 Republican gubernatorial primary; key Florida congressional primary news and endorsements; and an exclusive interview with Heritage Foundation’s Corey DeAngelis on breaking the SAT/ACT duopoly with the Classic Learning Test, Florida’s school choice leadership, teacher accountability, and why more spending fails while parental choice succeeds. Listen for unfiltered truth, Florida success stories, and the conservative fight against socialist policies. Subscribe to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele digs into the bombshell release by Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson of Anthony Fauci’s government iPhone texts, where Fauci, Rochelle Walensky, and Vivek Murthy privately discussed significant cytokine storms after the second COVID dose that “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage” in the first trimester—information never shared with the public. The show covers President Trump’s executive actions overhauling the childhood vaccine schedule (no longer recommending Hep B, COVID-19, and flu for all kids, separate visits, and defending religious/medical exemptions), Stephen Miller’s defense of parental choice, and media pushback including Margaret Brennan’s “misinformation” framing on Face the Nation. Florida stories include FDOT’s SunTrax announcement of flying-car (eVTOL) testing by year’s end and plans to redirect EV-charger funds to aerial takeoff pads, plus rising Flock camera privacy concerns at gun ranges in Daytona Beach and Wisconsin. Additional segments tackle the WNBA’s task force crisis over “what is a woman” and transgender eligibility, AOC’s local-vs-national DSA “Moose Lodge” dodge, and Randy Fine’s push for the Save America Act. Hard-hitting conservative analysis of accountability, free speech, and Florida innovation.

Drew Steele welcomes NFIB Executive Director Bill Heerle to break down the bipartisan Right to Repair Act (Freedom to Fix), sponsored by Florida Congressman Neal Dunn, which would force automakers to share diagnostic codes so independent repair shops can handle even simple jobs like windshield wipers instead of being locked out by dealers. The show dismantles DSA radicalism with clips of Los Angeles member Francis Gill defending defund-the-police and abolish-prisons goals while claiming well-lit streets would solve crime, plus critiques of attempts to rebrand AOC as a “moderate” and David Hogg’s declaration that there’s no room for moderates in the Democrat Party. Congressman Randy Fine pushes paths to pass the Save America Act, Charles Hines of the Trust for Public Land details the Florida Gulf Coast Trail and the critical August 18 BERT rail-to-trail vote, and the episode scrutinizes New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s pilot program offering free park childcare and meals so parents can enjoy date nights. Straight talk on protecting Florida from socialist experiments, supporting small businesses, and outdoor trails that keep kids off screens.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice, Drew Steele breaks down Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s interview with Jonathan Karl where she distances herself from the Democratic Socialists of America national platform calling for defunding the Department of Defense, abolishing police and prisons, and other radical policies. Newly released texts from Anthony Fauci’s government iPhone reveal 2021 concerns about cytokine storms and potential first-trimester miscarriage risks after the second COVID vaccine dose. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeyer issues a stark warning to the WNBA that on-court aggression crossing into criminal assault—highlighted by the Sophie Cunningham flagrant foul and “white privilege” accusation—will face charges in the Sunshine State. The show also covers President Trump and RFK Jr.’s push to reexamine childhood vaccine recommendations (including Hep B, COVID-19, and flu), early voting trends favoring high-propensity Republicans in Florida, Byron Donalds’ primary momentum, and Mike Rowe’s insights on the non-worker origins of rising socialist support. Tune in for straight talk on free speech, accountability, and protecting Florida values.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, President Trump signs two major executive orders targeting birthright citizenship abuse and completely banning birth tourism—Stephen Miller details how the orders expand ineligible categories under the Supreme Court’s recent ruling and Section 215A of the Immigration and Nationality Act, restoring the 14th Amendment’s original post-Civil War intent while shutting down the “baby mill” scam that gives foreigners automatic U.S. citizenship, welfare access, and future voting rights. The host stresses the need for Congress to codify the orders into law. Capitol Hill coverage includes the Senate committee’s official party-line vote holding Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth over 100 times (despite a full Biden pardon), Trump’s comments comparing it to the Bannon/Navarro prosecutions, and updates on the Todd Blanche AG confirmation. In Florida politics, a spicy CD-7 primary debate features Rep. Corey Mills defending his 2025 vote against censuring Ilhan Omar on free-speech grounds while facing sharp challenges from Ryan Elijah and others over investigations and priorities—highlighting how scandals crowd out real issues like affordability and healthcare transparency. Top audio clips feature Sen. John Kennedy pushing to stay in session for the Save America Act, Zohran Mamdani getting booed off stage, analysis of Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s elite-only primary support, and more on the Fauci contempt and birth tourism ban. Additional segments tackle the ongoing men’s-in-women’s-sports fight (including Coco Gauff and a dominant French player eyeing the WNBA) and a wild Martin County cat-hoarding case involving a 77-year-old mail carrier. Tune in for sharp conservative takes on immigration, election integrity, and Florida’s hottest races.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, newly declassified FBI documents reveal that 633,000 Maricopa County, Arizona voter registration files were hacked and stolen on the eve of the 2020 election—complete with a suspect confession—while the Biden DOJ conducted only a brief investigation and took no real action. The host ties the bombshell directly to the urgent need for the Save America Act, voter ID, and election integrity measures, slamming Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s strategy of just “holding Democrats accountable” on the campaign trail instead of using reconciliation to pass pieces of the bill before the recess. Sen. Tommy Tuberville and Vice President JD Vance weigh in on the priority of securing elections and rebuilding the manufacturing base to fight socialism and restore the middle class. Local Florida coverage includes Bonita Springs City Councilman Chris Corey detailing the city’s revitalization and the critical August 18 ballot measure for a $35 million bond to fund the Bonita Estero Rail Trail (BERT). Additional segments cover the Senate committee’s vote holding Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt, massive Medicaid/Medicare fraud findings, Trump’s private comments signaling support for JD Vance in 2028, and Democrat infighting as the DSA gains ground. Tune in for unfiltered conservative analysis on 2020 election integrity, the Save America Act battle, and Southwest Florida’s biggest local stories.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host digs into fresh Arizona 2020 election fraud developments that keep surfacing despite years of denial, explaining why exposing those issues strengthens the case for the Save America Act and real election security—while calling out excuses that blame Democrats instead of using the majority to act. The show covers the Senate’s vote to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt after he repeatedly invoked the Fifth (despite a sweeping Biden pardon), featuring Sen. Rand Paul’s sharp remarks, Democrat pushback including Sen. Blumenthal’s “well-founded fear of self-incrimination” comment, and analysis of what criminal contempt could mean at DOJ—drawing parallels to past cases like Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro. Florida politics take center stage with Gov. Ron DeSantis praising former House Speaker Paul Renner’s record while questioning name-recognition strategy (and still declining endorsements), plus a new poll showing Congressman Byron Donalds leading the GOP primary. Candidate Ryan Elijah joins to break down his District 7 debate with incumbent Corey Mills, the Ilhan Omar censure vote flip, ongoing investigations, key endorsements, and priorities like energy costs, healthcare transparency, and affordability. Additional segments include President Trump vowing to hunt down leakers on munitions claims, Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s social-media visa vetting push, AI data-center debates, Florida education wins, and a lighthearted look at a New Zealand city council Zoom from the bathroom. Tune in for unfiltered conservative analysis, election integrity updates, and Florida’s latest political battles.