On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down Chuck Schumer’s shutdown threats over DHS and ICE funding—and why Democrats may be playing the wrong hand. Drew explains the key detail many aren’t saying out loud: ICE already has long-term funding through the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” making a shutdown threat more political theater than policy leverage.

Drew also highlights Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s strategy to force the Senate’s hand by tying the fight to election integrity—pushing the SAVE Act into the mix as Democrats posture against enforcement while trying to control the narrative.

In Florida news:

Gov. Ron DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis announce state testing showing elevated arsenic levels in multiple popular candies marketed to children—what it means, what it doesn’t, and why transparency matters.

Florida officials move to revoke nursing licenses after viral posts raise questions about medical ethics, patient trust, and public safety.

Plus, Drew calls out Hollywood’s sudden “activism” around ICE and sanctuary city chaos—then pivots to solutions: Kara Leaporado joins the show to talk We The Studios, family-friendly entertainment without indoctrination, and their new episode featuring Tito Ortiz.

Key topics covered:

DHS/ICE funding showdown + shutdown chess game

SAVE Act pressure campaign and midterm implications

Florida’s arsenic-in-candy testing + “Healthy” initiative

Medical ethics backlash and license scrutiny

Hollywood narrative vs. what’s actually happening

Culture rebuilding: We The Studios and pro-family content

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele — truth over narrative, Florida first.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down the growing unrest in Minnesota over ICE enforcement, the political fallout, and why the White House just sent border czar Tom Homan to take control of operations on the ground.

As sanctuary city policies collide with federal immigration law, Drew exposes the contrast between blue-state obstruction and Florida’s full cooperation with ICE through programs like 287(g). Drew explains why violence tied to immigration enforcement is heavily concentrated in a small number of sanctuary counties — and why leadership matters.

The show features a powerful interview with Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey, who delivers a straight-talking Second Amendment reality check after an armed civilian entered a volatile protest scene in Minnesota. The discussion covers:

Concealed carry responsibility vs. common sense

Why inserting yourself into law enforcement operations is dangerous

How Florida’s approach to protests and public safety prevents chaos

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On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew covers a powerful national contrast between moral clarity and cultural chaos, as Americans gather in Washington for the March for Life while media misinformation, radical politics, and anti-law-enforcement rhetoric escalate elsewhere.

Drew reacts to Vice President JD Vance’s March for Life address, defending the sanctity of life, family, and civilization itself—while exposing the far-left ideology that treats children as burdens and marriage as an obstacle. Drew also explains the expanded Mexico City Policy, blocking U.S. tax dollars from funding abortion and radical gender ideology overseas, and why taxpayer-funded abortion is a non-negotiable line.

The episode features a moving conversation with Mike Watkins, CEO of NWF Health Network, on the reality of foster care and adoption in Florida, including:

Drew also breaks down:

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew contrasts a nation paralyzed by a historic winter storm with Florida’s strong leadership, resilient infrastructure, and forward-thinking policies that keep the state moving while others struggle.

As more than 200 million Americans across 40 states face crippling snow, ice, power outages, and grid failures, Drew explains why Florida’s investments in infrastructure, utilities, and preparedness continue to pay off — and why resilience is economic competitiveness.

Drew is joined by Mike Simus, President & CEO of the Florida Council of 100, to break down a new report on storm resilience, infrastructure investment, and rebuilding smarter after hurricanes. They discuss:

The episode also covers major Florida and national issues, including:

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down a nation dealing with historic winter storms, political gridlock, and a high-stakes fight over election integrity, taxes, and constitutional authority—while Florida continues moving fast in the opposite direction.

As much of the country braces for crippling snow, ice storms, and power outages, Drew contrasts the chaos up north with Florida’s sunshine—and pivots to the real political storms brewing in Washington and Tallahassee.

Drew dives into:

Drew is joined by Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, who explains how the Trump tax cuts are boosting take-home pay, affordability, and wages—and why millions of Americans are just now seeing the benefits after Biden-era withholding distortions.

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On this jam-packed episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew exposes just how far the left is willing to go as ICE enforcement, paid protest narratives, and cultural insanity collide across the country.

Drew reacts to bizarre reports out of Minneapolis, where city officials roll out “therapy goats” for stressed government employees — while Democrats simultaneously claim order will only return if federal agents leave the city. Drew explains why this isn’t compassion, but political theater designed to excuse chaos.

This episode dives into:

Drew is joined by Adam Guillette, President of Accuracy in Media, who reveals new undercover investigations showing Florida universities secretly continuing DEI programs in defiance of state law by simply changing job titles. The conversation exposes how taxpayer-funded activism still thrives inside higher education — even in deep-red states.

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On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down how Democrats are openly giving away the game on immigration, public safety, and election strategy as ICE enforcement sparks coordinated chaos heading into 2026.

Drew reacts to stunning comments from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, who claims order would return only if federal agents leave the city, effectively admitting that enforcement — not crime — is the real target of the unrest. Drew explains why this mirrors the same tactics used during Trump’s 2017 inauguration riots and the 2020 “Summer of Love.”

The episode also covers:

Plus, Drew dives into culture and education:

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down the next major Republican reconciliation push aimed at restoring affordability, slashing government waste, and codifying President Trump’s executive actions into law.

Drew is joined by Congressman August Pfluger, Chairman of the Republican Study Committee, to discuss the framework for the next reconciliation bill, including:

Pfluger explains why Republicans must act with urgency, why Democrats refuse to support policies that benefit their own districts, and how reconciliation is the key to delivering tangible results Americans can feel before 2026.

Drew also covers:

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew tackles two major flashpoints shaping global and domestic politics: escalating unrest in Iran and the growing chaos surrounding ICE enforcement in Minnesota, fueled by reckless rhetoric and media distortion.

Drew is joined by Ali Reza Jafarzadeh, Deputy Director of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI-US) and author of The Iran Threat, for a powerful discussion on why this wave of Iranian protests may be different. Jafarzadeh explains how decades-old resistance networks, underground communication, and an organized democratic alternative are positioning the Iranian people for real regime change—without foreign boots on the ground.

The conversation breaks down:

Back at home, Drew exposes the dangerous misinformation surrounding ICE operations in Minnesota, as Democrat officials and activists minimize violence, excuse attacks on federal agents, and inflame tensions with false “Gestapo” rhetoric. Drew reacts to shocking comments suggesting that even attacks with weapons wouldn’t change their stance.

The episode also features:

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down a sharp national contrast: Florida’s record-setting education success and law-and-order leadership versus the media-driven chaos, misinformation, and radical activism surrounding ICE enforcement nationwide.

Florida Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsis joins the show to announce historic graduation rates—92.2%, the highest in state history—while explaining how Florida’s rejection of Common Core, higher academic standards, parental empowerment, and teacher investment are delivering real results for students across every demographic group.

Meanwhile, Drew exposes the false media narrative surrounding ICE enforcement in Minnesota, revealing critical details the New York Times left out—including criminal backgrounds of suspects involved in recent shootings and violent confrontations with federal agents. Drew also reacts to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s blistering takedown of a biased reporter pushing activist talking points instead of facts.

The episode uncovers dark-money funding behind anti-ICE riots, tracing organizations like the Sunrise Movement back to George Soros, the Ford Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation—the same groups tied to taxpayer-funded media outlets like PBS. Drew asks the question others won’t: why were public dollars ever connected to organizations funding street-level chaos?

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