Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

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Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele is a Conservative Afternoon Show that airs every weekday from 3 to 6 PM, offering a unique blend of news, commentary, and humor. But it’s more than just a show; it’s a three-hour wake-up call that energizes listeners with a dynamic and engaging experience. Florida’s Voice ensures you’re not just informed but also entertained. Hosted by Drew Steele, a proud resident of Florida for 35 years, this consistantly #1 rated show has quickly become a trusted and influential voice in the state’s political landscape. Drew’s deep-rooted connection with Florida and his keen understanding of both local and national issues have earned him a loyal following. His ability to break down complex topics, offer insightful commentary, and inject humor into the conversation makes the show a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed and engaged in the day’s events.

  1. 1d ago

    Trump Fort Myers Rally: $250M Nurses & Rural Health Boost | Ilhan Omar Must Resign | Democrats Caught Registering Non-Citizens

    On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we break down more powerful clips from President Trump’s packed midterm rally at FGCU in Fort Myers, major healthcare announcements for Florida seniors and rural communities, the ongoing Ilhan Omar name scandal, and undercover video exposing Democrat efforts to register non-citizens and felons.Trump Rally Highlights from Southwest Florida President Donald Trump speaks to a massive crowd at Florida Gulf Coast University, warning that if radical Democrats regain power they will bring back the worst inflation, highest energy prices, open borders, and record trade deficits. He celebrates the return of all Hamas hostages and announces a $250 million investment to hire at least 5,000 new nurses for elder care facilities across America—including a major boost for Florida. Light-hearted moments include ideas to rename a lake “Lake America” and New Mexico to “New America.” Congressman Byron Donalds welcomes the president and praises the largest Florida event of the year. Track the latest 2026 early voting numbers (Republicans surging) at flvoicenews.com.Dr. Oz & $193.7 Million Rural Health Transformation We revisit the big announcement from CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz: Florida receives $193.7 million today from the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program (funded by the Working Families Tax Cuts / One Big Beautiful Bill). The money expands telehealth, trains more nurses and doctors, strengthens rural facilities, and brings specialty and preventive care closer to home so no one’s zip code determines their life expectancy.Ilhan Omar Resignation Call & Voter Integrity President Trump tells the FGCU crowd that because Ilhan Omar used a fake name to be sworn into Congress, she must resign and that Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody should inform Speaker Mike Johnson Democrats have conceded the seat. Constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley explains the legal problems created by false names on official filings. Meanwhile, Muckraker undercover video catches Katie Hobbs-aligned canvassers in Arizona telling non-citizens and felons on probation to register and vote anyway. We also cover the stats: 33 of the 34 deadliest cities have Democrat mayors, and red states dominate post-pandemic job growth.Drew’s Top Five Audio Clips Trump: Ilhan Omar must resign over fake name Jonathan Turley on the legal significance of Omar’s real name Michigan Democrats choosing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed James Talarico confronted on billionaire hypocrisy Byron Donalds at the FGCU rally Plus: Byron Donalds’ viral confrontation with a transgender activist who melted down after being called “sir,” Ben Affleck admitting Hollywood endorsements hurt Democrats, and more.

  2. 1d ago

    Trump Fort Myers Rally: Packed FGCU Crowds, Calls for Ilhan Omar Resignation | Illegal Alien Beheads Iwo Jima Monument | Abdul El-Sayed’s Socialist Revolution Table

    On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we cover President Trump’s massive midterm rally in Southwest Florida, the latest on the Ilhan Omar name controversy, a shocking attack on a World War II monument by an illegal alien, and the radical socialism surrounding Michigan Democrat Socialist Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.Massive Crowds at Trump’s FGCU Rally in Fort Myers President Donald Trump draws enormous lines and a packed house at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Alico Arena in Fort Myers. We play exclusive clips of the president highlighting the Democrat Socialists of America’s extreme platform (including Angie Nixon), praising Blacks for Trump supporters, and delivering classic personal moments with the crowd—including a memorable guffaw about Cuba and Marco Rubio. Congressman Byron Donalds also takes the stage alongside Trump, putting to rest any talk of Republicans distancing themselves from the president. The energy is pure 2024-level MAGA excitement with Election Day just days away. Track Florida’s 2026 early voting numbers at flvoicenews.com.Trump Calls for Ilhan Omar to Resign Over Fake Name At the rally, President Trump directly addresses the growing Ilhan Omar controversy, stating that if she used a fake name to be sworn into Congress she must immediately resign. He asks Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody to inform Speaker Mike Johnson that Democrats have essentially conceded her seat. We break down the latest reporting on her real name, the DOJ filing, and why using false information on official documents creates serious constitutional and legal problems.Illegal Alien (Former DACA) Beheads Iwo Jima Monument A Virginia man, Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, was arrested after allegedly using a sledgehammer to behead a soldier on the Iwo Jima monument at Quantico. Federal sources confirm he is a Mexican illegal alien and former DACA recipient whose status expired under the Trump administration. He faces felony charges for destruction of property. Drew discusses the heartbreaking impact on the monument (carved from a single stone) and the broader pattern of crime linked to illegal immigration.Abdul El-Sayed & the Freedom Road Socialist Organization Outside an Abdul El-Sayed event in Michigan, Cam Higby encounters a table run by the Freedom Road Socialist Organization openly advocating violent revolution and the overthrow of the government. We also play audio of a citizen journalist (armed only with a kitchen spoon) confronting El-Sayed about his failures managing a juvenile facility—expired medication for children and state investigations—while the candidate deflects. The contrast with Republican events is stark and telling.Plus: Department of War UFO file release, unemployment claims fall, First Lady Melania Trump helps secure a temporary Ukraine ceasefire, protecting Elon Musk from potential Democrat weaponization, and more from the Florida’s Voice newsroom.Listen & Watch: Full video on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook & Instagram ( @FLVoiceNews ) Website & early voting tracker: flvoicenews.com Tomorrow: Right Line – Your National Voice (Saturdays 4–6 PM)

  3. 1d ago

    Trump Fort Myers Rally Packs FGCU | Dr. Oz Announces $193.7M Florida Rural Health Funds | Ilhan Omar Real Name & Marriage S

    On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we break down the massive energy at President Trump’s midterm rally in Southwest Florida, deliver breaking news from CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz on historic rural healthcare funding, and dig into the escalating Ilhan Omar name and identity controversy dominating headlines.Trump Rally Draws Huge Crowds at FGCU in Fort Myers President Donald Trump touches down in Fort Myers for a packed midterm rally at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Alico Arena. Governor Ron DeSantis greets him off Air Force One, and the arena fills with thousands of enthusiastic supporters. We play clips from the event, including RFK Jr. praising the president for keeping every promise on the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda. Trump highlights the contrast between Florida’s freedom and Democratic Socialist candidates like Angie Nixon, while urging voters to turn out. Early voting numbers show strong Republican momentum in the Sunshine State—don’t take anything for granted with Election Day approaching. Track the latest 2026 early voting totals at flvoicenews.com.Dr. Mehmet Oz Announces $193.7 Million for Rural Florida Healthcare CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joins the show with major news from the Working Families Tax Cuts (One Big Beautiful Bill). Florida is receiving $193.7 million today from the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program. The funds will expand telehealth, train more nurses and doctors, strengthen rural facilities, and bring specialty and preventive care closer to home so zip code no longer determines life expectancy. Oz explains how the money creates a “sandbox” for innovative care models that can scale nationwide, ties it to the MAHA movement, and stresses the critical importance of fighting Medicare fraud (estimated at $100 billion annually) to protect the trust fund and ensure resources reach real patients instead of scammers.Ilhan Omar Name Controversy & Media Double Standard New York Post reporting and a Department of Justice filing list the congresswoman as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” A 1997 marriage certificate adds fuel to longstanding questions about her identity and prior marriage. We game out why using a false name on official documents matters, play her response while early voting in Minnesota, and highlight the stark contrast in how the New York Times covers the story versus similar claims involving President Trump. Constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley weighs in on the potential legal and eligibility issues.Plus: Florida headlines from the newsroom, Republican leads in early voting, and more.Listen, watch, and stay informed: Full video and clips on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram ( @FLVoiceNews ) Website & early voting tracker: flvoicenews.com Saturdays: Right Line – Your National Voice (4–6 PM)

  4. 2d ago

    Abdul El-Sayed Debate Meltdown: Family Ties to Hamas-Linked Charity | AOC “Girls Girl” Trans Defense | LeBron Golf Swing During Anthem | Virginia Dem Marijuana Fraud | FL Turnout Tracker

    Mike Rogers hammers Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate debate over open borders, abolishing ICE, Medicare for All, and the candidate’s refusal to clearly answer questions about Iran, national security, and family connections. Natalie Winters’ reporting on El-Sayed’s mother processing tens of thousands in transfers for an Islamic charity later convicted of secretly funding Saddam-era Iraq and blacklisted over alleged Al-Qaeda, Taliban, and Hamas ties is front and center. El-Sayed’s campaign is forced to issue a post-debate statement insisting he is a capitalist, not a socialist. AOC hits the trail in Maine for Troy Jackson against Susan Collins and delivers a memorable defense of “trans rights” by declaring “I’m a girls girl,” prompting sharp pushback on the show over gender ideology and children’s medical procedures. President Trump demands an immediate apology from LeBron James after video shows him practicing his golf swing and shooting while the national anthem plays. The segment also covers the WNBA’s third straight finals game of both teams running off the court during the anthem in violation of league rules, plus the NBA’s apparent new “five-step” traveling standard. Other major items include Kash Patel and the FBI’s indictment of Virginia Senate President Pro Tem Louise Lucas for allegedly raking in nearly $5 million through an illegal marijuana and CBD enterprise while using her office to protect it; live updates from Florida’s Voice 2026 General Turnout Tracker (flvoicenews.com) showing Republicans still ahead in early voting; the Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce endorsing Sen. Ashley Moody; and the Trump administration canceling remaining Biden-era CBP One asylum appointments, leaving thousands of migrants stranded in Mexico. Drew’s Top 5 audio clips of the day close the hour, featuring Hillary Clinton on packing the Supreme Court, Mike Rogers defending the Constitution against Sharia-style ideology, and Ilhan Omar’s “not to my knowledge” answer. All of it on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—Apple Podcasts and everywhere you listen.

  5. 2d ago

    AI Attack Ads Level the Field | Texas Senate Dead Even | Minnesota Medicaid Fraud Flip? | Safe Screens Act vs Zuckerberg | Ilhan Omar Raid & “My Truth” | WNBA Runs from Anthem

    Drew Steele talks with Leadership Institute’s Eric Wilson about how AI is already changing political campaigns—mostly behind the scenes for efficiency and in clearly satirical ads—while giving grassroots conservatives sophisticated tools once reserved for big-budget operations. The discussion covers whether AI levels the playing field and why the real panic is coming from those who no longer control the narrative. Polling and turnout take center stage: Fox shows the Texas Senate race essentially tied, while Florida’s Voice live 2026 General Turnout Tracker (flvoicenews.com) continues to show Republicans leading early voting. Attention also turns to Minnesota, where Republicans see a potential Senate flip tied to the massive Medicaid fraud scandal and the decision by Gov. Tim Walz not to run again. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s Safe Screens Act proposal is unpacked—age verification at the app-store and device level, limits on teen screen time, overnight quiet modes, and faster action against predatory AI chatbots. The show connects it to the $25 billion penalty ordered against Meta/Zuckerberg over Cambridge Analytica-related consumer-protection violations and asks whether big tech will simply pay fines or actually change. Other segments include Kamala Harris’s latest Las Vegas appearance (and the question of whether she runs again in 2028), President Trump’s remarks on the Camp Lejeune water cases and on Ilhan Omar’s “not to my knowledge” answer, plus new details on the federal raid, the sister’s cooperation with investigators, seized phone and passport, and the name appearing on the warrant. Finally, the WNBA’s third consecutive finals game of running off the court for the national anthem is contrasted with LeBron James’s own on-court behavior during the anthem. All of it, plus the usual Florida color, on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—available on Apple Podcasts and wherever you listen.

  6. 2d ago

    Trump Rally in Fort Myers Tomorrow | Iran Shadow Fleet Out of Oil | 5th Circuit Switchblade 2A Win | Ilhan Omar “Not to My Knowledge” | FL Midterm Turnout Tracker & Fake Polls

    President Trump arrives in Southwest Florida tomorrow for a major rally at FGCU in Fort Myers as Republicans push to defy midterm history. Drew Steele and Florida’s Voice break down the energy, the contrast with Democrats on taxes, borders, and common sense, and why turnout will decide everything. Iran’s shadow fleet of oil tankers is officially dry. Treasury has mapped every node and facilitator; reserves are gone, no tankers are loading at key terminals, and the regime’s oil revenue is cut off—just as Scott Bessent predicted. The show looks at what that means for pressure after the midterms. Florida early-voting and turnout numbers are live on the Florida’s Voice 2026 General Turnout Tracker at flvoicenews.com. Republicans hold an early edge while the site updates with county-level data. Also covered: why Vice President Vance and others warn that skewed polls (including the fake Wedgewood polls used by media) demotivate voters, and why the advice is to ignore them and run like you’re down. Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow Zach Smith joins to explain the Fifth Circuit’s ruling that switchblade knives qualify as “arms” under the plain text of the Second Amendment, striking against the 1950s Federal Switchblade Act. Discussion covers originalism, interstate commerce, and whether the issue could reach the Supreme Court. Other segments include reports of immigration enforcement near early-voting sites in Leon and Monroe Counties and the intimidation claims that followed; Ilhan Omar’s MSNBC interview where she was asked if she married her brother and answered “not to my knowledge,” plus her “paycheck to paycheck” comments; Florida AG James Uthmeier’s proposed Safe Screens Act on kids’ screen time and age verification; and a new internal poll showing Scott Singer leading Jared Moskowitz in FL-23. Tune in for the full rundown, the RNC’s Emma Hall on the Trump barnstorm and Florida’s winning message, and the usual mix of hard news and Florida color. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—available on Apple Podcasts and everywhere you listen.

  7. 3d ago

    Trump: No Regrets on Iran | Amendment 3 Fight Heats Up | Ilhan Omar Fundraising Video | 20K Non-Citizens Got California Ballots | Kash Patel Seizes $17B in Scam Compounds

    President Trump took questions outdoors and shut down the latest round of second-guessing. No regrets on the Iran strikes: it stopped a nuclear-armed Iran and no previous president was willing to finish the job. He also confirmed the release of American teacher Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in Russian custody—no U.S. concessions, just a direct request to Putin. Critics who wanted sanctions mid-negotiation, he argued, would have kept the man locked up. A reporter pressing the point drew the familiar “stupid person” response.Emmanuel Macron claimed images of burning buildings, looting, and unrest in France never happened or are AI-generated. The show treats the “hordes of migrants” denial and deep-fake defense the same way earlier administrations treated inconvenient video.Stephen A. Smith appeared on The View and told the hosts the obvious: Trump is president until 2028, impeachment theater goes nowhere if Republicans hold the Senate, and exhausting every avenue to get results for your community is not a betrayal. Whoopi Goldberg pushed back on Trump’s treatment of people and the Iran war; the hosts note the selective outrage compared with Obama- and Biden-era scandals.Florida Amendment 3 (the property-tax measure that needs 60%) dominates the local discussion. Governor DeSantis urged a “yes” vote on Hannity, calling it a big cut via higher homestead exemptions and lower assessment caps. Senate President Ben Albritton and some sheriffs warn of revenue hits to rural and agricultural counties. Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz counters that tax relief and public safety are not competing priorities—examine spending first. The host’s practical take: prioritize essentials, audit now, and use state resources to backfill where a genuine shortfall can be shown.Drew’s Top 5 audio clips include: Miami-Dade Sheriff on Amendment 3 and smarter government spending. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang explaining that AI is already designing better, more efficient chips and writing software overnight. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in India brushing off UN experts criticizing domestic protests and contrasting them with places like Cuba where real opposition is crushed. AOC’s “no debate, end fossil fuels, 12 years left” fundraiser remarks. Ilhan Omar in a car asking for donations and blaming Trump “intimidation” ahead of the midterms (with side commentary on whether the video looks staged). Also covered: Kash Patel detailing FBI Operation Blackout seizing $17 billion from more than 20 scam compounds across Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. A U.S. Attorney reports that 20,000 non-citizens in California are known to have received ballots, while local officials still refuse to verify citizenship or open the rolls—raising questions about what happens if those ballots are counted.

  8. 3d ago

    Elections Have Consequences: Migrant Caravan Heads North | Wilton Simpson on Florida vs. Blue States | Ilhan Omar Returns | Fake Polls Exposed | Jolly Brings Bill Clinton

    A new migrant caravan of hundreds from Central America is moving through southern Mexico toward the U.S. border, with participants saying they want to work and prefer the pre-Trump system. Drew Steele and the Florida’s Voice team make the direct point: elections have consequences. These groups are betting that Democrat control of the House or Senate would reopen the border and reverse the current lockdown. The show connects the dots to Florida’s own races and why turnout matters right now.Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins for a clear-eyed comparison of what conservative leadership delivers versus blue-state outcomes. Florida’s roughly $116 billion budget versus New York’s $270 billion (with 4 million fewer people). Florida on track to pay off its remaining debt in a few years versus New York’s $170+ billion. Universal school choice, #1-ranked universities for a decade, low tuition, and 75% of grads with no college debt. Strong reserves that let the state respond fast to hurricanes (zero-percent loans for farmers and ranchers, rapid bridge and road repairs) and the worst fire season in 40 years without the disasters seen in California. People voted with their feet during COVID because Florida stayed open—growth creates challenges, but the structural differences are measurable.Also in this hour: Ilhan Omar reappears on social media after the Homeland Security Investigations search of her D.C. home tied to a reported immigration-fraud probe. She thanks donors, asks for more money, and frames the investigation as Trump “intimidation” ahead of the midterms. Border Czar Tom Homan has noted possible denaturalization if allegations are proven. Florida Senate President Ben Albritton opposes Amendment 3, the property-tax measure on the November ballot. He warns it could cut up to 30% of revenue for rural counties, affecting law enforcement, emergency response, and infrastructure. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd and the Florida Sheriffs Association back the concerns. The measure needs 60% to pass. Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office is investigating Velocity Risk Underwriters over policy language that could let the company deny an entire claim if a homeowner hires their own public adjuster. Subpoenas are out; no findings of wrongdoing yet. Practical question for hurricane-affected homeowners: if the insurer has an adjuster, should you be able to hire one too? David Jolly campaigns with Bill Clinton in Hollywood, Florida. The host notes the generational disconnect for younger voters and pivots from Clinton’s comments on Muslims to the fundamental incompatibility of Sharia law with the U.S. Constitution. Fake polling alert: Wedgewood Polling admitted fabricating numbers that were cited by the New York Times, 538, and others. Josh Holmes (Ruthless Podcast) explains the real damage—dried-up fundraising, dispirited volunteers, and blunted campaign momentum once the fake data enters the aggregator mix. Parallel drawn to non-citizen votes that get counted and then can’t be unwound. Plus quick hits on AOC’s “no debate, end fossil fuels, 12 years left” fundraiser comments, Elissa Slotkin’s lawfare warnings to young people, and a $29 million SNAP fraud case out of Chicago.

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Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele is a Conservative Afternoon Show that airs every weekday from 3 to 6 PM, offering a unique blend of news, commentary, and humor. But it’s more than just a show; it’s a three-hour wake-up call that energizes listeners with a dynamic and engaging experience. Florida’s Voice ensures you’re not just informed but also entertained. Hosted by Drew Steele, a proud resident of Florida for 35 years, this consistantly #1 rated show has quickly become a trusted and influential voice in the state’s political landscape. Drew’s deep-rooted connection with Florida and his keen understanding of both local and national issues have earned him a loyal following. His ability to break down complex topics, offer insightful commentary, and inject humor into the conversation makes the show a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed and engaged in the day’s events.

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