In this episode of Florida’s Voice, Drew breaks down the growing national debt (because apparently, calculators in D.C. are optional), the latest legislative roadblocks, and the Florida Chamber of Commerce’s role in shaping the state’s future. We also cover legal drama out of Miami, fresh economic numbers, and what the job market’s really telling us. Plus, a look at smart moves in public safety and a much-needed reality check on where your foreign aid dollars are actually going. It’s facts, fire, and Florida—all in one place.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice, Drew takes you on a wild ride through the week’s headlines: from Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz immigration push to New York’s latest political dumpster fire. We’re celebrating actual health freedom (goodbye, forced fluoride), unpacking the corporate gymnastics of Pride Month, and getting real about Medicaid reform. Plus, top political audio clips you don’t want to miss—and a hilarious look at China’s humanoid soccer robots (spoiler: still no match for the woke Olympics). It's unapologetic, unpredictable, and unmistakably Florida.

In this episode of Florida’s Voice, Drew dives into the state’s bold moves on education reform—because apparently, waiting on D.C. to fix things is still a bad idea. From a new alternative accreditation system to crackdowns on lawlessness and deportation delays, Florida’s not sitting still. We also cover the war on artificial turf (yep, that’s a thing now), what UPenn’s doing to Title IX (brace yourself), and why your kid’s screen time might just be the next cultural battlefield. Oh—and healthcare legislation that might not make things worse for once. It’s fast, fiery, and Florida-focused.

President Trump swings by Florida’s own “Alligator Alcatraz” (because where else would you talk immigration and crime?), and Drew breaks down the key moments—including what it means for Trump-DeSantis relations. We’re also diving into Key West ghosting ICE, how Resort Pass is letting non-guests crash your hotel pool, and what’s hiding inside the Senate’s latest mega-bill. Plus, fresh headlines from the Florida’s Voice newsroom and a look at the growing challenges the Sunshine State is juggling. It's Florida, it’s politics, and yes—it’s all as wild as it sounds.

Drew digs into the latest drama in immigration, media manipulation, and we also hear clips that prove politicians still haven’t figured out how to sound human, get a wellness check from Michelle Obama’s podcast, and try to make sense of the One Big Beautiful Bill™ that might—or might not—save the economy. Spoiler: it will!

Florida’s getting a new immigration detention center—what’s behind it? Drew Steele breaks it all down, plus the latest on tax relief, fraud probes, and the messaging war in politics. We even take a detour into the NYC mayoral race and Michelle Obama’s thoughts on women’s health. It all leads to one big question: is socialism gaining ground in America—and does anyone still sound real in politics?

Drew Steele discusses various current events and political dynamics in Florida, focusing on immigration policies, legislative actions, and the influence of media on public perception. The conversation also touches on Governor DeSantis' budget and economic policies, the future of New York City politics, and reflections on American identity.

Drew Steele discusses various pressing topics including the termination of trade discussions with Canada by President Trump, Florida's new immigration policy dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz', and significant Supreme Court decisions affecting education and parental rights. The episode features an interview with Anastasios Kamoutsas, the incoming Florida Commissioner of Education, who emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in education and the state's leadership in the parental rights movement.

Drew talks about Alligator Alcatraz and Gov DeSantis giving Fox News a tour!

This podcast episode of Florida's Voice with Drew Steele discusses recent Supreme Court decisions, Florida politics, and other news stories. The host, Drew Steele, is joined by various guests to provide insights and analysis on these topics.

The episode begins with a discussion of a Supreme Court ruling that limits the ability of judges to block nationwide orders, particularly concerning birthright citizenship. The ruling is seen as a significant win for the Trump administration, with MSNBC legal analysts expressing concern over the decision. Justice Barrett's opinion is highlighted, emphasizing that federal courts should not exceed their power. Zach Smith from the Heritage Foundation is scheduled to provide further analysis.

The conversation shifts to the issue of parents opting their children out of school lessons involving LGBTQ+ themes. The hosts discuss the legal battles surrounding this issue and the rights of parents to make decisions about their children's education. Bob Rommel, Executive Director of AFPI Florida, joins the show to discuss the importance of parental rights in education.

The episode also covers Florida politics, including Governor Ron DeSantis's work on the "alligator Alcatraz" and the state budget. Bob Rommel discusses the state's budget, noting that it is approximately $2 billion less than the previous year. He also touches on the possibility of reducing property taxes and increasing sales tax.

The discussion includes positive developments in the Florida insurance market, with new companies entering and rate increases slowing down. This is attributed to recent reforms in the state.