Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

A massive fraud scandal erupts in Minnesota — and the response is exactly what you’d expect.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down explosive new reporting showing billions of dollars in suspected Medicaid and social services fraud under Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, as federal investigations pile up. Instead of accountability, Walz claims the federal government is “weaponized” against his state — and blames President Trump.

Drew walks through the evidence, the media spin, and why Minnesota has become a magnet for fraud — from welfare abuse to voter roll irregularities.

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Blunt, analytical, and often humorous, this episode cuts through media narratives and lays out why Democrats are losing credibility — and why Florida continues to lead the way.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down encouraging CPI numbers, falling inflation, and President Trump’s year-end address highlighting economic progress, mortgage relief, and America-First policies that are beginning to take hold.

Then comes the controversy.

Drew reacts to President Trump’s executive order reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, explaining why the decision abruptly changed the tone of the day — and why many conservatives are asking serious questions.

Florida State Senator Jonathan Martin joins Drew for a detailed, sober discussion on:

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Inflation cooled in November — and the media couldn’t spin it away.

On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew breaks down the latest inflation numbers, President Trump’s year-end national address, and the full-blown media meltdown that followed when the facts didn’t fit the narrative.

Drew is joined by Nick Fondacaro of NewsBusters to expose how CNN, CBS, ABC, The View, and MSNBC reacted in real time — from immediate “fact checks” to outright misrepresentation of Trump’s words. From Jen Psaki’s false claims to Nancy Cordes’ visible outrage, the press response tells its own story.

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This episode cuts through spin, fact-checks the fact-checkers, and explains why Trump went directly to the American people — because the media never will.

Drew Steele opens this episode angry — and unapologetically honest — taking on President Trump’s decision to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug, questioning the science, the process, and the long-term consequences for states like Florida.

Drew explains why the move makes it harder to stop recreational marijuana, why skipping Schedule II matters, and why Americans deserve full transparency on both the medical claims and the negative effects — not selective science or political pressure.

Then, a critical deep dive into Trump’s AI executive order, as Wesley Hodges of the Heritage Foundation joins Drew to break down:

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Drew Steele delivers a jam-packed episode as Washington, D.C. melts down and Florida continues to lead.

The show opens with White House humor going viral, as brutal new descriptions appear beneath former presidents on the Rose Garden wall — followed by a hard pivot to real policy battles unfolding on Capitol Hill.

🔥 Madison Cawthorn, congressional candidate for Florida’s 19th District, joins Drew for a raw, no-holds-barred conversation on:

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Drew Steele breaks down another wild day in politics as Democrats panic ahead of President Trump’s address to the nation — and Florida continues to lead where blue states unravel.

The show opens with Chuck Schumer mocking Trump’s speech before it even happens, complete with a life-size prop — a perfect snapshot of modern Democratic messaging. Drew contrasts the theatrics with real policy wins and breaking developments from the White House, including Trump’s comments on Venezuela, the dignified transfer of fallen troops, and Dan Bongino’s possible return to radio.

Then Drew welcomes Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson, who lays out:

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🔥 FCC Chairman Brendan Carr dismantles Democrats on Capitol Hill, explaining why broadcast TV is regulated differently than cable — and why Jimmy Kimmel’s “satire” defense doesn’t hold up

Drew Steele delivers a blistering breakdown of political hypocrisy, media deception, and the fights that will define Florida and the nation heading into 2026.

The show opens with Fulton County DA Fani Willis testifying before the Georgia Senate, where she lashes out instead of answering questions about her failed Trump prosecution, taxpayer spending, and claims that her special prosecutor billed an impossible 160 hours a week. Drew walks through the testimony, the deflection, and why accountability still matters — no matter how loud the outrage.

Then Drew shifts to Washington, where Obamacare subsidies are set to expire — and Democrats, joined by a handful of Republicans, are scrambling to extend them without fixing the broken system. Drew exposes the discharge petition backed by Hakeem Jeffries, names the Republicans who joined Democrats, and explains why temporary subsidies only guarantee higher costs for everyone else.

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🔥 James Madison Institute’s Doug Wheeler joins the show to preview Florida’s 2026 legislative session

The show opens with 60 Minutes anchor Scott Pelley claiming “fear has spread across the country” — a narrative Drew dismantles point by point, arguing the fear was manufactured by the same media now pretending to be victims. From Obamacare to election coverage, Drew exposes how Democrats and corporate media blame Republicans for policies they created and broke.

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🔥 Obamacare subsidies showdown — why Democrats are gaslighting voters over a system they authored, expanded, and refuse to fix

Drew Steele opens with a hard look at renewed Ilhan Omar immigration fraud allegations, as former border czar Tom Homan and President Trump signal a willingness to revisit long-standing questions surrounding her marriage history and citizenship. Drew breaks down past FBI involvement, suppressed evidence claims, statute-of-limitations arguments, and why the absence of defamation lawsuits continues to raise serious questions.

From there, the show tackles accountability — or lack thereof — in Washington, drawing parallels to the Trump-Russia collusion hoax, lawfare, and selective justice. Drew explains why exposing the truth still matters, even when prosecutions never come.

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• Trump considers reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III — Drew pushes back hard, warning of cultural, medical, and public-safety consequences, especially for parents and teens

The show opens with new Epstein revelations after House Democrats selectively released just 19 photos out of 95,000 — conveniently spotlighting Donald Trump while ignoring deeper connections. Drew digs into explosive reporting revealing Kathy Ruemmler, former Obama White House counsel and now Goldman Sachs’ top lawyer, had extensive contact with Jeffrey Epstein after his conviction — including helping manage his public reputation.

Why is legacy media suddenly reporting this now?

Then, Florida politics heats up as James Fishback accuses Jay Collins of secretly pressuring his own family to force him out of the Florida gubernatorial race. Drew plays Fishback’s blistering response and asks the obvious question: Who’s really calling the shots in Florida’s GOP race — and why the silence?

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