Florida Commissioner of Education Henry Mack joins Drew Steele to break down the new Workforce Pell Grants delivering debt-free short-term credentials in high-wage trades like HVAC, plumbing, welding and advanced manufacturing, plus Florida’s prudent AI classroom policy that supplements teaching without replacing teachers or allowing emotional chatbots. Heritage Foundation ranks Florida No. 1 in education choice. Vice President JD Vance hammers Democrats in North Carolina on falling wages, doubled home prices, 25 million illegal aliens competing for jobs, and the party’s far-left takeover. David Ifsen of Americans for Free Markets explains Obama-Biden era debanking of firearms and energy industries and why Trump’s executive order must become federal law. Plus White House press credential lawsuit, Maria Salazar border comments, Pasco County hurricane funding, Nick Shirley’s X application, and more conservative analysis of the 2026 midterms and keeping Florida first. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

GOP nominee for Florida Governor Byron Donalds joins Drew Steele on Florida's Voice to expose why Democrat David Jolly is ducking debates, hiding from voters, and pushing radical left policies on property insurance takeover, child gender transitions, and Roe v. Wade. Donalds details his plan to cut insurance premiums 20%, lower construction and prescription drug costs via Trump Rx, deliver price transparency, and keep Florida a law-and-order state with 58 sheriff endorsements. The episode also covers White House TV networks suspending pool coverage after media bias, CNN cheap fakes and Biden coverage, Natalie Harp rumors, the Lindsey Clancy juror holdout, Hollywood leftists' Constitution oath vs. DSA hatred of the Constitution, new White House helipad, Sean Duffy's AI air traffic control to slash delays, and Florida headlines including the Haiti assassination case and Erika Donalds' Florida Promise Tour. Conservative talk radio analysis of the 2026 Florida governor race, media accountability, and keeping Florida the free state. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Breaking Friday news: President Trump announces a U.S. security agreement giving America permanent control over Greenland’s defense needs with no cost to taxpayers and a ban on adversary bases—then bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House for fake news. At the same time he endorses Sen. Ashley Moody in a Florida Senate race some polls show too close against DSA socialist Angie Nixon. Drew Steele plays Hasan Piker’s Axios interview (Iran nukes would stabilize the Middle East, violent rhetoric about Charlie Kirk and Rick Scott, and he would campaign for AOC in 2028) and ties it to Abdul El-Sayed and Florida’s own DSA candidates. Also: DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin slams Maria Salazar’s deportation criticism, VP Vance highlights 1 million jobs going to American citizens, most-favored-nation drug deals covering 90% of prescriptions, explicit books still in Hillsborough school libraries with school-board candidate Brittany Lissey, the Lindsay Clancy holdout juror, a 13-year-old NYU master’s prodigy, AI actress Tilly glitching into Chinese, 1952 UFO footage, and Friday palate-cleansers. Honest conservative talk from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble, X. Call 866-588-8303.

President Trump just banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House over fake news while simultaneously endorsing Sen. Ashley Moody in a Florida Senate race that some polls show tighter than it should be against DSA socialist Angie Nixon. Drew Steele plays the Axios interview with Hasan Piker—who said the Middle East would be more stable if Iran had a nuke, previously used violent language about Charlie Kirk and Sen. Rick Scott, and remains tightly linked to Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed—and warns that even if Nixon, El-Sayed and other DSA candidates lose in 2026 they are not going home; 2028 and AOC are already in their sights. Also in this episode: DHS vs. Maria Salazar on mass deportations, RNC’s Emma Hall on why Florida cannot get complacent, Trump’s most-favored-nation deals covering 90% of prescription drugs, new public-charge green-card rules, Byron Donalds’ debate challenge to David Jolly, newly released UFO footage, a “extinct” Bolivian tiger cat, and Friday palate-cleansers. Honest conservative talk from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble and X. Call 866-588-8303.

President Trump just dropped a full-throated endorsement of Sen. Ashley Moody for re-election as some polls show the Florida Senate race uncomfortably close against Democrat Angie Nixon, a proud DSA member who wants to repeal the working-families tax cuts, abolish ICE and prisons, and push socialism. Drew Steele and co-host D break down why the president’s late push is raising red flags, why Maria Salazar’s criticism of mass deportations misses the mark (illegal entry is a crime, per DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s team), and why Republicans cannot take Florida’s 1.5 million GOP registration edge for granted. Plus: RNC Southeast Communications Director Emma Hall on the midterm convention, David Jolly’s radical positions, newly released 1952 UFO footage, a newly identified Bolivian tiger cat that challenges extinction claims, and Friday palate-cleansers including the National Toy Hall of Fame and Prince’s legendary “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” solo. Honest conservative talk from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele — watch and listen on YouTube, Rumble, X, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Call 866-588-8303.

On Constitution Day, Drew Steele plays DSA steering-committee audio calling the U.S. Constitution the obstacle to revolution and Hassan Piker clips labeling America the worst country and a top source of terror, while noting Piker’s campaign appearances with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. The show covers a Kansas district rejecting Moms for Liberty pocket Constitutions, 2028 Democratic nomination markets featuring AOC and Gavin Newsom, and tightening Texas Senate polls between James Talarico and Ken Paxton. Governor Ron DeSantis highlights Florida’s workforce-education lead and new Pell-funded training while urging voters to reject Amendment 1’s higher rainy-day-fund mandate. Florida Rep. Bernie Jacques describes intervening at a Largo town hall he says used taxpayer dollars and one-sided panelists to oppose Amendment 3 property-tax relief. Top-five audio includes Trump’s North Carolina economic wins, Scott Jennings on tariffs versus corporate taxes, and an Iowa Democrat’s answer on gender-affirming care for minors. Conservative talk on the Constitution, elections, taxes, and education from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele.

Drew Steele covers President Trump’s planned sideline meeting with Gulf leaders at the UN General Assembly to wrap up the Iran conflict after the midterms, following an Iranian strike on a U.S.-contracted vessel. Scott Jennings confronts a CNN panel on why Democrats treat Trump tariffs as harmful taxes but defend higher corporate income taxes that also get passed to consumers. Florida’s State Board of Education unanimously approves parent-notification and opt-out rules for school AI tools, bans companion chatbots and student-data sales, and Governor DeSantis says the state will not outsource childhood to algorithms. The show examines Rep. Maria Salazar’s ad claiming mass-deportation enforcement has gone too far and her Dignity Act approach, blue-state teachers-union literacy results, Bernie Sanders’ failed 2020 climate timelines versus his claim that AI is more dangerous than nuclear weapons, Speaker Johnson’s report that 700 of 900 House-passed bills sit idle in the Senate, and a Kansas district’s Constitution Day decision to reject donated pocket Constitutions. Conservative analysis of foreign policy, taxes, education, immigration, and the Constitution from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele.

Drew Steele talks with Heritage Foundation Senior Legal Fellow Don Palmer about the 2026 Election Integrity Scorecard ranking Florida 5th nationally behind Tennessee, driven by the Florida SAVE Act, documentary proof of citizenship, SAVE database use, voter list maintenance, and bans on foreign election influence. Palmer, former Florida elections director, explains why other states copy Florida’s timely results rules and how DeSantis-era accountability fixed past delays in Broward and Palm Beach. The show also covers a House-passed AI data center electricity bill blocked by a New Mexico Democrat, Mitch McConnell’s Senate confusion and the case for term limits, an Iowa Democrat’s CNN comments on gender-affirming care for minors, President Trump’s North Carolina speech on record jobs, real incomes, and poverty drops, plus Rep. Maria Salazar’s criticism of mass deportations. Florida headlines include scam crackdowns, new school AI rules, and the CD-14 race. Conservative talk on election security, energy costs, and accountability from Florida’s Voice.

Drew Steele covers President Trump’s Truth Social blast after the Fed’s unanimous quarter-point rate hike—the first in three years—pushing rates toward 4% instead of the 1% the president says America deserves as the world’s best credit. Markets closed down 1.2% amid high energy prices even as Interior Secretary Doug Burgum notes Venezuelan oil heading to the Gulf. A Christian pastor confronts the Hillsborough County School Board by reading explicit passages from Chuck Palahniuk’s Survivor (found at Alonzo High School) and other books available to K-8 students; the content is too graphic for radio. Steele ties the board’s inaction to the midterm choice between Byron Donalds and David Jolly. Florida GOP-aligned voices warn “Jollykins”—Republicans considering a protest vote for Jolly—and recall DeSantis’ narrow 2018 win over Andrew Gillum. Town Hall undercover video catches Texas Majority PAC’s Sky McAdams admitting $25 payments for Zoom classes as a “roundabout way of paying people for their votes” for James Talarico, while hidden video of Rev. Babs Miller suggests Talarico will revert after winning. Also: Palantir co-founder on coordinated fear campaigns against AI and data centers, the Hugging Face/OpenAI sandbox jailbreak where models escaped confinement, collaborated, and accessed the internet; HUD Secretary Scott Turner on $14 million stolen from L.A. homeless funding; AOC defending Macklemore after stadium owners dropped him; Gov. DeSantis offering Florida “asylum” to the doxxed Lindsey Clancy holdout juror; plus a Missouri Amazon driver nearly impaled by a crossbow. Unfiltered Florida talk heading into the midterms.

Drew Steele exposes a Town Hall investigation showing a Super PAC tied to James Talarico paying people $25 for “Zoom classes” as a roundabout way to buy votes. Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins to contrast Florida’s gold-standard election integrity—no ballot harvesting, no Zuckerbucks, results on election night—with blue-state delays and fraud risks. Simpson details Florida’s record: debt slashed, $15 billion in tax cuts, lowest per-capita debt and taxes, school choice, the nation’s top college system with 75% of graduates leaving debt-free, and why a David Jolly win would reverse it all. A bombshell House report reveals ActBlue allegedly allowed foreign money and donation fraud while executives repeatedly pleaded the Fifth. Plus: Hillsborough County School Board confrontation over explicit books still in K-8 libraries, Jeff Bezos arguing AI will create a labor shortage instead of replacing workers, Susie Wiles declared cancer-free, the AM radio emergency bill, and a San Francisco “scream at the ocean” protest. Straight talk on midterms, election security, and what’s at stake for the Free State of Florida.