Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

FBI Director Kash Patel faces Democrat midterm “gotcha” questions from Sen. Adam Schiff, Sen. Peter Welch, and Sen. Cory Booker. Patel hits back on the Russia collusion hoax, Schiff’s role, and asks how Welch’s wealth grew 4,000% since entering the Senate. The House easily rejects Rep. Al Green’s latest Trump impeachment resolution.GOP gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds joins the show: he is holding daily voter Q&As across Florida while David Jolly stays largely invisible. Donalds details his plan to cut homeowners insurance 20–25% by building on DeSantis tort reform and catastrophe-fund changes; he calls Jolly’s proposal a full government takeover that would impose a “hurricane tax” on every Floridian. He also warns the next governor will appoint a Florida Supreme Court justice and that a Jolly win would hand that seat to the left.Plus: Florida CFO Blaze Angolia’s “Claim Your Cash” unclaimed-property push, Speaker Mike Johnson on 19 months of Trump-era turnaround, Maxine Waters repeatedly “reclaiming my time” against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Governor DeSantis on unsustainable local property-tax growth and failed no-cash-bail experiments, and a debate over a Virginia mom convicted for letting her 5-year-old walk to a pond in a gated community.

Attorney General Todd Blanche highlights the Trump administration’s fraud-fighting wins while Drew Steele questions why Democrat senators, Barack Obama, Hakeem Jeffries, Bill Gates, and leading AI companies suddenly demand government and even international regulation of AI just two months before the midterms. Former Oracle VP Nushin Hashemi’s Fox News op-ed frames the stakes: a library gives 10 books, Google gives 10 links, AI gives one answer—whoever controls that single answer shapes what billions believe.In Florida, a St. Johns County mom learns live on camera that her missing son has been found safe. The show also hunts for a radio-safe nickname for “Republicans for Jolly” (Jollykins, Jolly Rogers, Jolly Red Giants, Gatorbait) who prefer Democrat David Jolly over GOP nominee Byron Donalds. Rep. Thomas Massie files an impeachment resolution against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spars with outgoing Rep. Al Green and Rep. Maxine Waters (“Reclaiming my time”) on Capitol Hill. Speaker Mike Johnson announces record Republican fundraising. Dan Green, GOP nominee in Florida’s 9th District, is scheduled later in the hour.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele tears into the 2026 Florida governor’s race as GOP nominee Byron Donalds faces “Republicans for Jolly” backing Democrat David Jolly. Drew calls the protest voters knuckleheads and warns a Jolly win would gut DeSantis-era policies on 287(g), criminal illegal immigration, and gender-affirming care for minors.Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow Zach Smith breaks down the Supreme Court’s 7-2 decision blocking President Trump’s Postal Service mail-in ballot integrity rules (unique barcodes, citizenship data) for the midterms. Justices Alito and Thomas issued a blistering dissent; the fight now shifts to the SAVE Act and congressional action.Trump slams the Biden FBI over the Butler, PA assassination attempt, saying files on shooter Thomas Crooks were “missing, altered, corrupted or gone.” New records raise questions about a third phone, Belgian encrypted emails, an anonymous donor paying for cremation, and former FBI Director Christopher Wray’s congressional testimony. John Brennan’s Florida indictment over the Russia hoax also gets airtime.Plus: Florida GOP endorses rainy-day fund and homestead exemption amendments while Governor Ron DeSantis urges a “no” on Amendment 1 and pushes property-tax relief; the ABA rolls back DEI accreditation rules for law schools; Constitution Day preview; and a Mississippi news report about a “Fat Chicks Only” Tahoe wanted in a burglary. Cash Patel and Scott Bessent face Senate Democrats later in the show.

Drew Steele covers New York socialist Zohran Mamdani suing the Trump administration over the new public-charge rule that can deny green cards to applicants likely to use welfare, warning four million will drop healthcare and “people will die.” Mamdani also demands federal AI regulation amid “end of humanity” claims—the same talking point Obama and Hakeem Jeffries are pushing ahead of the midterms. The Tampa Bay Times highlights “small cages” at Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz detention site; Steele notes similar fencing was used under Obama. Other stories: Kamala Harris tells Megan Rapinoe Democrats must win midterms because Republicans are “cheating”; David Jolly would welcome her in Florida; a Massachusetts Catholic family lost custody after a school counselor socially transitioned their daughter without consent; Ruben Gallego floats tearing down Trump’s White House ballroom; plus top clips including Ilhan Omar on Charlie Kirk and JD Vance on fraud.

Drew Steele and Campus Reform’s Will Biagini highlight Florida’s new K-12 requirement teaching the real history of communism—Stalin, Mao, Castro and 100 million dead—after Florida Atlantic University students couldn’t identify any of them, while 46% of young people now favor socialism. Vice President Vance, the Attorney General and FBI Director Kash Patel announce 870,000 people permanently barred from federal loans for PPP and other fraud the Biden administration ignored. Governor DeSantis expands Florida’s Second Amendment and outdoor sales-tax holiday through December 31 and calls for ending H-1B visas that let Big Tech skip local hires. Also: Macklemore pulled from Ed Sheeran’s tour over anti-Israel Gaza rants, Ilhan Omar tells Don Lemon Charlie Kirk left “no legacy to honor” only “bigotry and white supremacy,” Bill Maher admits Democrats keep using communist language, and more on alleged family immigration issues.

On Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, President Trump’s Ireland visit takes center stage: he calls out Europe’s self-inflicted wounds on immigration, energy and trade, downplays tiny coordinated “protests” featuring Hamas banners and Palestinian flags, and quickly exits a meeting after Irish President Catherine Connolly lectures him on the “normalization of war and genocide.” Back home, the Florida governor’s race heats up as Republican Byron Donalds defends DeSantis-era lawsuit reforms and an insurer scorecard for transparency while Democrat David Jolly pushes a statewide catastrophe fund and claims “we have denied climate science for too long”—raising questions about politicized aid after past FEMA controversies. Plus: Vice President highlights massive Medicaid and SBA fraud, Jordan Schachtel breaks down AI doomer campaigns as potential regulation plays that could cede the future to China, DeSantis expands the Second Amendment sales-tax holiday, Jolly welcomes Kamala Harris, and law enforcement groups back Donalds.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele honors the nearly 3,000 Americans murdered by Islamic terrorists and confronts those who now diminish or rewrite that day. Pentagon worker and Florida GOP congressional nominee Dan Green (District 9) describes feeling Flight 77 slam into the building, seeing the fireball and later rows of body bags in the courtyard, then reporting back to work on September 12 on Secretary Rumsfeld’s orders. He later completed five deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and remains in the reserves.President Trump speaks at the Pentagon about the ordinary lives cut short that morning and the enduring American spirit. The show plays video of Zohran Mamdani and AOC laughing while names are read at Ground Zero, highlights 9/11 families calling out 25 years of administrations protecting Saudi Arabia (withheld evidence, JASTA vetoes) to rare applause, and reviews newly declassified CIA President’s Daily Briefs warning of hijackings years earlier.Drew Steele examines Ilhan Omar’s “some people did something” remark and her later deflection, Governor Ron DeSantis warning that radical ideologies now have a bigger foothold in America, the New York Times “Islamophobia” headline, and Vice President JD Vance at the RNC midterm convention telling a Mexican-flag heckler to go back and declaring Democrats the “party of hatred” that finds sympathy for 9/11 terrorists.Never forget. Call 866-588-8303. Watch live at FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. The full episode drops after the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all podcast platforms.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele remembers the day Islamic terrorists murdered nearly 3,000 Americans and asks why so many now try to rewrite that history. Host Drew Steele shares his own story of calling his father, who watched the towers burn from a New Jersey overpass, and co-host D recalls being pulled from class at age 10. They contrast the national unity of September 12 with today’s polarization, a Muslim mayor of New York whose father called suicide bombers “soldiers,” and the New York Times choosing an “Islamophobia” headline on the anniversary.The show plays video of Zohran Mamdani and AOC laughing while names are read at Ground Zero. 9/11 family members confront 25 years of administrations protecting Saudi Arabia, withheld evidence, and broken promises, drawing rare applause and calling on President Trump to release unredacted files. Newly declassified CIA President’s Daily Briefs from 1998 through September 12, 2001, confirm early warnings of hijackings and spectacular attacks inside the United States.Florida headlines include Governor DeSantis ordering flags at half-staff, Attorney General James Uthmeier announcing a major meth trafficking bust, and historic low crime. The program also covers Democrat Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s false “assassination attempt” claim, exposed by video, and Steve Doocy’s moving account of 12 neighbors in Wyckoff, New Jersey, who never came home.Never forget. Call 866-588-8303. Watch live at FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. The podcast drops after the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are found.

On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele reflects on the day America was viciously attacked by Islamic terrorists and why we must never forget. Host Drew Steele is joined by longtime friend Michael Opelka for a raw conversation on remembrance, the threat that remains, and how far the country has drifted. They discuss a Muslim mayor of New York City, AOC and Mamdani laughing during the Manhattan memorial, families still demanding answers on Saudi connections and 170,000 newly released documents, media framing of “Islamophobia,” and a generation that never learned the real history of 9/11.Heritage Foundation senior fellow Brent Sadler, who was in Groton, Connecticut after leaving New York the day before the attacks, shares his perspective on the Global War on Terror, intelligence failures revealed in 71 newly declassified CIA President’s Daily Briefs (including 1998 and 2001 warnings that bin Laden planned hijackings and spectacular attacks inside the U.S.), complacency after the Cold War, the first World Trade Center bombing and USS Cole attack, and the need to stay clear-eyed against threats like Iran’s nuclear program without nation-building.The episode also covers Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon, ICE operations in Florida, the Lindsay Clancy trial and media racialization of a juror, and why civic apathy and failed education put the republic at risk. Never forget. Never let our guard down.Listen to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are available. Call-in: 866-588-8303. Watch live at FL Voice News on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

Brian Avila contrast 26 years of Florida conservative success—#1 manufacturing growth, new businesses, higher-ed quality, 14th-largest economy—with David Jolly’s radical agenda and failed blue-state policies. Ron DeSantis highlights new anti-communism education standards so students learn the death toll of Cuba, the Soviet Union, and Mao’s China. Jack Posobiec, broadcasting from Turning Point headquarters on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, discusses Kirk’s mission-first sacrifice, love plus truth, the updated book Unhumans, exposing open DSA Marxists, and reciprocity—accountability for those celebrating Kirk’s murder. Top clips include Al Green demanding hormones for trans ICE detainees, Ken Paxton on James Talarico, Hillary Clinton’s neo-Nazi pivot, Talarico’s assault-weapons ban, and President Trump’s $5,000 “Trump dividend” for every adult citizen if Republicans keep the House and Senate—funded by tariff revenue, not new taxes. John Fetterman addresses the GOP convention as a “common-sense Democrat,” freed American hostages thank Trump, and vile leftist protests erupt outside. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram at FL Voice News.