Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

Drew opens with a look at shockingly low gas prices in Colorado ($1.93!), a reality the media grudgingly reports despite tariff-driven success. Then Adam Guillette, President of Accuracy in Media, joins the show to expose what’s happening inside Florida universities: DEI evasion, administrators rebranding illegal programs, and why simple syllabus checks won’t fix a system openly hostile to the law.

Next, Drew unpacks major national security news:

Then the show shifts to Capitol Hill as Democrats and media allies try turning the ACA subsidy crisis into a Republican failure. Drew steamrolls the narrative: Democrats built Obamacare, Democrats broke Obamacare, and Democrats refuse reforms.

And chaos erupts in Congress as DHS Secretary Kristi Noem opens testimony — only to be interrupted by a left-wing protester dressed as a Catholic cardinal shouting exorcism lines. Drew highlights the moment as proof of why meaningful bipartisan cooperation is impossible with a party that openly embraces lawlessness, protest theater, and blasphemous stunts.

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Drew Steele returns — cold, deep radio voice and all — with a packed hour of Florida and national news. Listeners kick things off with gratitude for the show and for fighting to preserve the Constitutional Republic. Drew then welcomes Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno, who details a major dark-web narcotics bust, cryptocurrency drug purchases, multi-agency coordination with FDLE and U.S. Postal Inspectors, and why Lee County’s crime rate remains among the lowest in America. Marceno also responds to a viral “Draft Carmine for Congress” website and discusses what the future may hold.

Then Drew dives into Capitol Hill, where 13 Republicans sided with Democrats to overturn President Trump’s executive order limiting corrupt federal union power. Rep. Brandon Gill unloads on the defectors, warning that union bosses should not get veto authority over the President — especially on national-security agencies.

Also in this episode:

🔥 White House briefing chaos as reporters twist inflation numbers and gaslight the public

Congressman Byron Donalds joins Drew for a packed, high-energy interview covering:

Then Drew dives into the explosive scenes from Capitol Hill as DHS Secretary Kristi Noem dismantles Democrats’ theatrics — including a dramatic Zoom stunt involving a deported veteran. Drew breaks down the full context the media intentionally leaves out.

Plus, the latest Florida’s Voice newsroom headlines with Eric Daugherty:

And Florida bill updates:

Drew Steele opens the show reflecting on an era full of "things you never thought you’d see" — including Gene Simmons of KISS testifying on Capitol Hill, delivering a powerful message about the American Dream as the proud son of a concentration-camp survivor.

Then Drew unpacks President Trump’s explosive Politico interview, where he calls out Ilhan Omar, corruption in Minnesota, and the failure of Democrats to enforce immigration laws or protect American communities. Trump also blasts Obamacare as a giveaway to insurance companies, insisting that funding should go directly to families instead of corporate subsidies.

Drew breaks down:

🔥 Josh Hawley cornered on Obamacare’s collapse — and why Republicans must finally present a real alternative

Plus: Drew’s Top Five Audio Clips of the Day, a surprising Guinness World Record for Hungry Hungry Hippos, and a look ahead to Salute America in Jacksonville.

Drew Steele kicks off the show with energized callers and dives straight into the day’s biggest political flashpoints. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer melts down over Caribbean security briefings, demanding “unedited video” from Secretary Hegseth while Democrats scramble to control a narrative that’s slipping away.

CNN quietly reports gas prices at a 3½-year low, forcing legacy media to reluctantly acknowledge the impact of new Trump-era energy policy. Then Drew welcomes former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner, now running for governor, to break down his push for an immediate 2024 property-tax rollback—arguing Floridians cannot wait until constitutional amendments or 2026 ballot language.

Renner also weighs in on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ major announcement: Florida’s designation of the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist organizations. He explains why CARE’s threat to sue could backfire spectacularly once discovery exposes financial records and organizational ties Democrats don’t want public.

Also in this episode:

🔥 Jasmine Crockett’s chaotic Senate campaign launch — vows to “turn Texas blue the JC way,” refuses to court MAGA voters, and doubles down on quotes like “just because someone commits a crime doesn’t make them a criminal.”

Drew Steele kicks off the show with listeners expressing gratitude for Florida’s Voice and a Constitutional Republic worth fighting for. Then the hour launches into a loaded rundown of national and Florida news — starting with Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s chaotic announcement that she’s running for U.S. Senate. Drew explains why conservatives shouldn’t celebrate early and why nothing is a foregone conclusion until the votes are counted.

Next, Drew dives into President Trump’s interview with Politico’s Dasha Burns, including Biden’s startling claim that Ukraine should finally hold an election and his admission that Zelensky hasn’t even read Trump’s proposed peace plan. Trump responds by saying the 2020 election was “rigged” and promises new information is coming — reopening a discussion the media insists must stay closed.

From there, Drew breaks down:

🔥 Russia Hoax Fallout — why transparency still matters, even if accountability hasn’t happened.

Then the major Florida headline:

🔥 Gov. Ron DeSantis designates the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist organizations

Also in this episode:

🔥 $20M in Biscayne Bay restoration grants as Florida hits $100M invested since 2021

Drew Steele breaks down a major constitutional showdown as the Supreme Court signals it may overturn Humphrey’s Executor, clearing the way for President Trump—and all future presidents—to fire FTC commissioners without cause. Sen. Mike Lee says it would be “a good day for America,” and Drew explains why this ruling could reshape the entire administrative state.

Then the ICE meltdown begins:

Also in this episode:

🔥 Joy Reid’s newest rant calling America a nation “founded by killers and leeches.”

Drew Steele opens today with a powerful annual tradition: the December 7th Pearl Harbor remembrance, featuring his Aunt Bea’s emotional firsthand account of surviving the attack at Hickam Field. One of the most moving stories you’ll hear this year — and a reminder of what patriotism once meant in this country.

Then Drew shifts to breaking news out of Washington, where President Trump hosted an economic roundtable for farmers, pledging to strip unnecessary environmental regulations off tractors, lower equipment costs, and boost affordability. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirms the administration’s $12 billion in tariff relief for American farmers.

Of course, the media came ready to fight — and Trump returned fire, calling out reporters for ignoring how many Democrats are quietly retiring ahead of 2026.

Also in this episode:

🔥 Rep. Jasmine Crockett files for U.S. Senate — the audio is as chaotic as you’d expect.

Drew Steele kicks off the week battling a cold — and battling Democrats who once again refuse to talk about affordability, crime, or law and order, choosing instead to obsess over President Trump and his cabinet.

Drew breaks down the Left’s new narrative collapse:

Then, Drew dives into the chaos in Venezuela, the media’s fake outrage over Trump’s anti-cartel policies, and the Left’s inability to admit narco-terrorism is pouring toward the U.S.

Also in this episode:

🔥 Florida HOA Crackdown — Rep. Juan Porras pushes a major overhaul eliminating pre-suit mediation and allowing dysfunctional HOAs to be dissolved.

Drew Steele kicks off a packed Friday-luya-to-ya with a powerful moment from patriot Tom Homan, who fired back at anti-ICE protesters in El Paso: “Grow a backbone… put on a Kevlar vest and secure the border.” Drew breaks down why this struck a nerve across America.

Later, Drew is joined by Yoni Andajar, Republican candidate for Florida House District 100. They dive into affordability, Florida’s housing crisis, DeSantis’ property-tax proposal, and why younger Floridians fear homeownership is slipping out of reach.

Then — the scandal that keeps growing. Minnesota whistleblowers now say Gov. Tim Walz, Lt. Gov. Flanagan, and AG Keith Ellison knew about the largest pandemic fraud scheme in U.S. history — with over $8 billion potentially stolen. Ilhan Omar calls American voters “stupid,” while the restaurant owner who hosted her victory party is convicted in the scheme.

Also in this episode:

🔥 Walz says he’s a victim after protesters used the “R-word,” but Drew plays back Walz’s own rhetoric targeting Republicans

Plus, uplifting stories to close out your week — including a stranger who drove 20 miles to return a lost wallet.