Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, host Drew Steele examines the growing wave of DSA (Democratic Socialists of America) candidates advancing in Democrat primaries—most notably Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow win over Haley Stevens in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race. Steele highlights El-Sayed’s aggressive “if they go low, we take to the mud and choke out” message and questions whether these Islamic Marxist socialists seek to uphold the Constitution or fundamentally tear down the country as founded.The show digs into Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s July bill allowing minors access to birth control, IUDs, and implants without parental knowledge, plus newly opened school-based health centers that deliver care while keeping parents in the dark—classic tactics of separating families under socialist ideology. A tenured Yale Law School professor doubles down on the New York Times podcast, arguing parents have a “divergence of interests” with their own children and that young college graduates better understand kids’ needs than the parents raising them.Florida scores major wins: the full 11th Circuit upholds the state’s ban on children attending sexualized drag shows (Protection of Children Act), while a judge forces a rewrite of the homestead property tax amendment language. Newly declassified documents reveal the FBI opened a full criminal probe treating President Trump as a potential Russian asset solely because he fired James Comey—despite already knowing the Steele dossier was unreliable.Additional segments cover JD Vance’s fraud task force push for state data sharing and tougher penalties, a near-miss involving Marine One at Reagan Airport, John Fetterman’s sharp critique of El-Sayed, and President Trump’s Las Vegas remarks on the economy, immigration, the Supreme Court, and Elon Musk. Hard-hitting conservative analysis of parental rights, socialism’s attack on the family, election integrity, and deep-state abuses. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, host Drew Steele contrasts Michigan’s declining opportunity under long-term Democrat control with Florida’s conservative success story. Trump-endorsed Republican Mike Rogers secures the GOP Senate nomination while DSA socialist Abdul El-Sayed wins the Democrat side—setting up a clear choice for voters tired of families fleeing the state.Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins the show with hard numbers: Florida’s debt slashed from $25 billion to under $8 billion, $15 billion in tax cuts, #1-ranked universities nine years running, universal school choice, record reserves, and a ban on defunding police. Simpson details the Rural and Family Lands program protecting over 250,000 acres of farmland and the wildlife corridor, plus President Trump’s strong endorsement of his re-election. The conversation turns to Trump’s decisive Iran policy—no nuclear weapons, open Strait of Hormuz, and projected $2.50 gas—while mainstream media attacks continue.Additional topics include CNBC’s blunt assessment that the “affordability crisis” is simply Biden’s 22% cumulative inflation, audience mockery of Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s border claims at Minnesota FarmFest, Sprouts becoming the first U.S. grocery chain to sell lab-grown “cultivated” meat (illegal in Florida), the rise of more DSA primary winners in Michigan

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, host Drew Steele breaks down the Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate primary shock: DSA member and self-described socialist Abdul El-Sayed (Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed) finally declared the winner over Rep. Haley Stevens after delayed results from Dearborn and Detroit. Steele examines El-Sayed’s radical record—support for Muslim Brotherhood figures, refusal to disavow “America deserved 9/11” claims, tax hikes on seniors and workers, and alliances with extreme leftists—and asks whether a wave of Democratic Socialists of America candidates could hand midterm victories to Republicans by driving moderate Democrats and independents away.Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier details the formal subpoena issued to Dr. Anthony Fauci under state law, targeting documents on vaccine doubts, self-dealing, and potential fraud, deceptive trade practices, and public nuisance. Vice President JD Vance and Stephen Miller highlight the White House fraud task force’s findings on massive government program theft (including Medicaid for newborns), noting zero Democratic lawmakers showed up to anti-fraud meetings. Additional segments cover Florida primary endorsements (Ryan Elijah in FL-7 by Anna Paulina Luna and Mike Haridopolos; Dan Green in FL-9 by Jim Jordan), John Fetterman’s warning that Bernie Sanders-backed radicals like El-Sayed put Senate seats at risk, Jon Stewart’s flawed framing of “far-right” views on child medical transitions, a Hillsborough County arrest of a woman with 12 fraudulent IDs, and economic optimism from Bank of America CEO data showing wage gains outpacing inflation plus Trump’s projection of $2.50 gas.Conservative commentary on election integrity, socialism vs. constitutional republic values, Fauci accountability, and Democrat reluctance to fight fraud. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down Pete Buttigieg on the Diary of a CEO podcast pushing to abolish the Electoral College for pure popular vote and hike taxes on capital gains and inherited wealth to fund high-speed rail and “fairer” socialism-lite policies. Plus: Florida Democrat Oliver Larkin signs the Abolish ICE pledge. Explosive Florida governor primary heat as James Fishback calls into Byron Donalds’ First Coast Connect appearance attacking charter schools, then claims a whistleblower has evidence of a felony by the Trump-endorsed Congressman—press conference Thursday. State Rep. Bernie Jacques (District 59) joins with Anna Paulina Luna’s endorsement, highlights Florida’s immigration leadership (287g, sanctuary bans, state SAVE Act), and the free-state success under Republican leadership. Top clips: Dick Durbin defends Fauci as “American excellence,” WTA gender testing praised by top tennis star for fairness against biological males, Zohran Mamdani’s grocery-store ID denial, and Nick Shirley on the ground in Ceuta, Spain exposing migrant surges for votes. Media covers for DSA’s Francesca Hong on CNN as she soft-pedals her “cancel Thanksgiving” colonialism tweet. Local absurdity: Broward’s naked steakhouse. Straight talk on election integrity, open borders, and conservative Florida priorities. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele exposes New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s socialist city-run grocery store plan—one in each borough with 30% discounts on staples—while an official confirms a “library card-esque” ID requirement to prevent reselling. Mamdani later denies it on Joy Reid’s podcast amid media cover. Plus: Wisconsin DSA Democrat Francesca Hong runs to CNN for damage control on her controversial clips. Deborah Orton of Friends of BERT details the 11.5-mile Bonita Estero Rail Trail project in Southwest Florida—safe bike/walk path linking Bonita Springs, Estero, and Collier County—with the final funding ballot measure on August 18. Visit BonitaEsteroRailTrail.com. Also: RFK Jr. and Fauci diaries revelations, Senator Dick Durbin doubles down calling Fauci “American excellence,” media silence, and Aaron Rodgers’ 2021 vaccine hypocrisy. Senate advances Todd Blanche for Attorney General; Florida wins appeal protecting minors from adult performances; Byron Donalds gains 13 property appraiser endorsements for governor. Climate change hypocrisy hits as Antarctica records coldest temps since 2012 while Washington Gov. Jay Inslee blames “climate change” for Spokane wildfires—only for an arsonist to be arrested. Feel-good closer: Zac Brown Band gifts free Margaritaville cruises to Fenway crowd. Straight conservative talk on socialism, accountability, and Florida priorities. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele digs into massive Medicaid fraud as the DOJ charges defendants in Pennsylvania ($4 million) and Minnesota ($90 million+), with federal estimates hitting $33 billion in 2024—money stolen from those who need care most. Senator John Kennedy grills a witness who denies state cheating exists, while Dr. Oz highlights skyrocketing personal care claims and “illness unspecified” red flags. Plus: Reports of a leaked planned U.S. strike on Iran that forced a pause, ongoing IRGC attacks in the Gulf, and why operational security for 50,000 troops matters. Guest Yoni Anijar (Florida House District 100 candidate) discusses Democrat accountability, Fauci’s COVID legacy, Ron DeSantis’ stand, and his campaign momentum—Broward Young Republicans endorsement, 17k+ doors knocked, early voting August 8–16. Also covered: Senate Leader John Thune’s resistance on the SAVE Act and voter ID, Francesca Hong/DSA clips on “white supremacy” in the service industry, Florida Republican voter registration surge past 1.54 million advantage, Target diaper return scam, and Taiwan’s critical role in U.S. semiconductor imports as a national security risk. Straight talk on election integrity, deep-state leaks, and conservative priorities. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele is locked and loaded with Big D back in the studio and Congressman Randy Fine (FL-6) joining live. Fine highlights his work securing beach restoration and faster FEMA reimbursements for the district, then goes nuclear on the Democratic Socialists of America: a New Jersey candidate who volunteered for Al Qaeda and Hamas, the growing number of “mentally ill” radicals Democrats are nominating, and a clear warning that after Byron Donalds wins the Florida governor’s primary, every Republican must unite—because David Jolly wants boys in girls’ sports and chemical castration of kids back in the Sunshine State. Senator John Kennedy delivers the line of the weekend on Meet the Press: any bipartisan deal that kills the budget resolution or strips President Trump of authority to review government grants is “top of the heap, king of the hill, number one stupid… hell no.” Drew connects the dots to the post-USAID money drought Democrats are desperate to protect. Francesca Hong, the likely Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial nominee, is caught on tape pushing “abolishing policing,” defunding police for “rehabilitation,” and calling her biracial son “proximity to whiteness”—while requiring photo ID for her own rally featuring Ilhan Omar. Kamala Harris at the National Urban League doubles down on abolishing the Electoral College and packing the Supreme Court to 13 justices. President Trump brags about securing the border in 30 days (something Biden couldn’t do) and blasts Exxon and Chevron for record profits while gas prices stay high. Top-five audio clips feature RFK Jr. dismantling Dana Bash on gain-of-function research, Aaron Rodgers pleading the Fifth on Fauci, Martha Reeves’ catastrophic national anthem at the new Women’s Pro Baseball League, and Ron DeSantis detailing Florida’s unmatched immigration enforcement—half of all state and local immigration arrests in America happen right here. Plus a passionate caller whose children were harmed by vaccines, Bill Maher finally reading the DSA’s openly communist platform out loud, and DeSantis praising RFK for exposing how the media turned Fauci into “science.” No sugarcoating, Florida-first, and pure conservative fire. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele is back with Big D returning after a month away and a packed show of unfiltered conservative analysis. President Trump signs a landmark executive order creating the President’s Military Spouse Commission, giving military families a direct line to the White House for better employment, housing, healthcare, education, and deployment support—while Drew asks if Democrats would scrap it the moment they’re back in power. Trump updates the press on Iran: phase one is fully opening the Strait by tomorrow, phase two is complete denuclearization. Senator Rick Scott weighs in that without regime change, America will likely have to keep striking until Iran’s nuclear capability is destroyed. Election integrity takes center stage as Scott Pressler’s numbers hit hard: 6,600 non-citizens on New Jersey voter rolls with 400 voting—more than enough to decide races like Al Franken’s 312-vote win, John Duarte’s 187-vote loss, and others. Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold tells Trump’s DOJ to “take a hike” on voter-roll data while calling efforts to remove non-citizens an “attack on democracy.” In New York, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s city-run discounted grocery stores raise eyebrows with plans for library-card-style IDs (while still opposing voter ID) and warnings against reselling. The expanded pied-à-terre tax hits longtime residents—including an 81-year-old mother hit with a $56,000 bill—and leftist Scott Galloway gets doxxed after supporting the tax only to land on the public list himself. Plus: Florida headlines on Trump’s defense of strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, the James Fishback scholarship lawsuit and residency challenge ahead of the August 18 gubernatorial primary, Aaron Rodgers calling out Fauci, RFK Jr. dismantling Dana Bash on vaccine-autism studies and the National Academy of Sciences’ political role, Pete Hegseth and Robert Irvine bringing real whole foods to military bases, and the brand-new Women’s Pro Baseball League launching with one of the all-time worst national anthem performances by Motown legend Martha Reeves. Truth, Florida-first perspective, and no apologies. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele delivers hard-hitting conservative commentary on the biggest stories of the day. President Trump signs a historic executive order creating a direct White House line and new support for military spouses—while warning what Democrats would do if they regain power. Drew breaks down the chaos in Spain as migrants overwhelm Ceuta, tying it directly to Biden’s 25-million-person open border, socialist voting schemes, and Elon Musk’s spot-on warnings about Europe’s security crisis. Governor Ron DeSantis appears on Life, Liberty & Levin urging every state to pass Save America Act-style election integrity laws, defund sanctuary cities and states, and stop liberal judges from running a one-way ratchet against Trump’s border enforcement. In sports, the WNBA generates more controversy than viewers as Sophie Cunningham stands up for protecting women’s sports from biological males—and Caitlin Clark carefully sidesteps the issue. Plus: Florida news on a Sarasota synagogue hate crime, a new DOJ fraud-fighting partnership, and strong endorsements for congressional candidate Dan Green. Drew also tears into Dana Bash’s CNN interview with HHS Secretary RFK Jr., highlighting Fauci’s own diaries on lockdowns causing measles outbreaks, vaccine injuries, and the media’s refusal to admit past failures. Manufacturing hits its best numbers in over four years, California Democrats push a 5% billionaire wealth tax that even Gavin Newsom opposes, and a light-hearted segment on a $17,000 Little Debbie snack cake heist. Unfiltered truth, Florida-first perspective, and no-holds-barred analysis. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele exposes how Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong, frontrunner for Wisconsin governor, went on Fox News with Dana Perino and carefully lied about the DSA platform—dodging abolish the Senate, abolish police, abolish ICE, defund the Department of War, and public ownership of corporations—while trying to sound moderate to mainstream audiences. Also in this episode:

• Latest on Spain’s migrant invasion of Ceuta (60,000+ overnight, dozens dead) and European leaders scrambling as Trump warns the same will hit America without Republicans

• Highlights from Trump’s Camp David cabinet meeting: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on ending DEI and record military recruitment; Secretary of State Marco Rubio on historic Lebanon-Israel talks, Hamas disarmament progress, and a pro-American Western Hemisphere

• Florida congressional candidate Dan Green (District 9) joins to discuss affordability, Constitution, and supporting the Trump agenda

• Explosive new Florida GOP primary poll showing Byron Donalds with a commanding lead, sky-high approvals for Trump (81%) and DeSantis (93%), plus early 2028 numbers

• FCC Chair Brendan Carr on ABC/The View, Pennsylvania non-citizen voting warnings, Kamala Harris’ radical court-packing and Electoral College elimination ideas, and more Unfiltered conservative truth from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele. Listen now on Apple Podcasts.