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Peter Vazquez
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This is a gathering forged to awaken conviction and stir resolve, where Faith, Politics, and Entrepreneurship converge as pillars shaping the destiny of We the People. We educate with purpose, challenge with clarity, and equip individuals to reclaim stewardship over their lives and communities. Through fearless truth and real solutions, we restore balance in belief, governance, and enterprise. This is more than conversation. It is a summons. Juntos, podemos restaurar el equilibrio y trazar el camino hacia un futuro próspero.

  1. 2d ago

    Ilhan Omar Allegations: Evidence Before Verdict

    Today, Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage examine immigration, political accountability, and the growing division between public accusations and verifiable facts. The conversation begins with political stereotyping of Latino voters, the influence of social media, and questions surrounding political messaging in New York's elections. Peter and Bob also examine a warning about extremism in Europe, the national debate over immigration enforcement, and allegations involving Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Through selected audio clips, including Omar's own response, they consider the importance of evidence, due process, and accountability when serious allegations involve public officials. From immigration policy to election integrity, the discussion challenges listeners to evaluate political arguments carefully, recognize the difference between allegations and established facts, and take civic responsibility seriously. Original broadcast: October 22, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez | WYSL/WLEA Voice of Liberty Network Putting People First.

  2. 3d ago

    Gregg Sadwick: The Real Cost of Political Promises

    Today, Gregg Sadwick, U.S. Navy veteran, president of Solid Services and Flower City Collision, and former congressional candidate for New York's 25th District, returns to The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez. What happens when political promises collide with the everyday realities of operating a business, raising a family, and paying the bills? Peter, Gregg, and Bob Savage examine the congressional debate in New York's 24th District, tariffs, nuclear energy, rising costs, and the challenges facing small businesses. Their discussion also questions traditional political divisions and whether elected officials are delivering measurable results for the people they represent. The conversation turns to affordability, economic opportunity, childcare, and the responsibility of individuals and government to create a stronger future for the next generation. Original broadcast: October 21, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez | WYSL/WLEA Voice of Liberty Network Putting People First.

  3. 5d ago

    Nick Kangadis: Opinion, Outrage and Media Trust

    Today, Nick Kangadis of MRC Video and MRCTV joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage for a hard-hitting discussion about political rhetoric, media accountability, and the growing influence of outrage over facts. The conversation examines MRC's Worst Media Quote of the Week, controversial statements from Ana Navarro, Keith Olbermann, and Hayley Williams, and commentary involving Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett. The discussion also explores free speech, political comedy, the responsibility of public figures, and whether political campaigns have become more about attacking opponents than addressing the issues. Following Nick's interview, Peter and Bob open the phone lines for a broader discussion about America's political and cultural direction. Callers Keith and Kevin contribute their perspectives on developments in France, immigration, national identity, political division, and the importance of American liberty. The conversation also addresses New York's gubernatorial and legislative races, the No Kings protests, arguments surrounding immigration and Indigenous land, and the role of faith, family, and personal responsibility in American life. A memorable Archie Bunker audio clip helps bring the discussion back to one of the day's central messages: voting is a civic responsibility. Peter and Bob challenge listeners to understand the candidates, prepare for the election, and make their voices heard. Original broadcast: October 19, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez | WYSL/WLEA Voice of Liberty Network Putting People First.

  4. Oct 16

    Kim Hermance: Who Guards New York's Vote?

    Today, Kim Hermance, President and Co-Director of Project CIVICA, returns to The Next Steps Show with host Peter Vazquez to confront a fundamental question: Who holds election officials accountable when voter records raise questions that deserve answers?   With New York's November 3 election approaching, Hermance discusses Project CIVICA's Open Doors and Red Flags in the Rolls investigations. The conversation examines voter-registration records, noncitizen indicators, potential duplicate registrations, out-of-state addresses, and the differences between county and statewide voter databases. The organization's findings raise questions requiring further investigation, not automatic proof of unlawful voting.   Peter and Kim explore Freedom of Information Law requests, federal and state election oversight, litigation involving voter-record access, automatic voter-registration concerns, and the importance of transparent, verifiable election administration.   But election integrity extends beyond databases. They discuss local campaign complaints, voter participation, poll watching, citizen research, political leadership, and the responsibility of ordinary Americans to move beyond frustration and take constructive civic action.   The message is clear: Public confidence requires accountability, lawful participation, and a willingness to examine the facts. Questioning government does not mean abandoning the ballot box.   Guest: Kim Hermance, President and Co-Director, Project CIVICA Learn more: https://projectcivica.org/ Guest profile: https://www.nextstepsshow.com/guests/kim-hermance/   Putting People First. We measure results, not narratives.

  5. Oct 15

    A Monument Without Names. A Nation Divided Over Life.

    Today, Chris Olix takes us back to 1890, when Civil War veterans and their families erected a monument in Hornell's Hope Cemetery. More than a century later, four polished granite panels remain without the names of the men who served. Why was their recognition left unfinished, and who will complete it? Olix, a retired Army Reserve and National Guard captain leading the Finish the Monument project, joins host Peter Vazquez to uncover the history of Hornellsville's Union soldiers, the sacrifices behind their service, and the community's effort to finally honor their legacy. Later, in a separate interview, Tom Olohan, Communications Strategist for Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and formerly of MRC Free Speech America, joins Peter to confront one of America's most consequential debates: abortion policy, public opinion, and the 2026 midterm elections. From legislation in Massachusetts and Congress to polling, political messaging, and competing interpretations of the law, the conversation examines what voters are being told, what the legislation actually says, and what is at stake for families and the nation. Two different conversations. One powerful question: What do we owe those who came before us, and what responsibility do we carry for the generations ahead? Learn More About Our Guests Chris Olix | Finish the Monument Project Canisteo Valley Historical Society https://canisteovalleyhistoricalsociety.org/civil-war-monument Tom Olohan | Communications Strategist Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America https://sbaprolife.org/staff/tom-olohan The Next Steps Show Show Website: https://nextstepsshow.com Listen Live: https://wysl1040.com Putting People First.

    A Monument Without Names. A Nation Divided Over Life.

  6. Oct 13

    Dorothy Hayes & Michael Warren: Who Stands With Mom?

    Today, Dorothy L. Hayes, Director of ROC Love Will End Abortion, and Pastor Michael Warren, Director of Quest for Life, join Peter Vazquez to examine what meaningful support for mothers requires beyond slogans and political argument. The guests recount local outreach, mentoring, transportation and other assistance for women facing difficult pregnancies. They discuss peaceful advocacy, disagreements over public-sidewalk rules, Dorothy Hayes's account of a dismissed criminal case, and their perspectives on fathers' responsibilities, faith and the law. Their views and disputed assertions are presented as personal testimony and commentary rather than independently established conclusions. Original broadcast: October 13, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez. Putting People First.

    Dorothy Hayes & Michael Warren: Who Stands With Mom?

  7. Oct 12

    Jay Gonzalez: Ballot Delays and New York’s AG Race

    Today, Jay Gonzalez, campaign manager for New York Assembly candidate Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons, joins Peter Vazquez to discuss complaints from Monroe County voters awaiting absentee ballots and the Board of Elections' explanation of its outside mailing process. The conversation raises questions about tracking dates, delayed delivery and who is accountable when voters do not receive timely answers. The program then turns to the New York attorney general debate between incumbent Letitia James and challenger Saritha Komatireddy. Peter and Bob D'Angelo react to the candidates' competing positions on criminal and civil enforcement, the Cornell investigation, Medicaid fraud, antisemitism, civil rights and public safety. A campaign accusation is not a proven finding. What does accountability look like when government is measured by actual results rather than competing narratives? Original broadcast: October 12, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez. Putting People First.

    Jay Gonzalez: Ballot Delays and New York’s AG Race

  8. Oct 9

    Mike Calabrese: Who Owns College Sports?

    Today, Peter Vazquez welcomes Mike Calabrese, Senior Advisor for College Sports at the America First Policy Institute, to examine who really benefits from college athletics and who protects the students behind the game. College sports are big business, but athletes, parents and smaller schools do not all play by the same financial rules. Their conversation challenges the old amateur model, the rise of name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation, and the competing interests of universities, conferences and television networks. Calabrese discusses federal college-sports legislation and the consequences of leaving hundreds of thousands of student-athletes in a changing system. They consider athletes' compensation and labor status, scholarships, medical protections, transfers, women's and Olympic sports, and the financial future of smaller programs. For New York families and college sports fans, the stakes go beyond a Saturday scoreboard: Will reform protect education, competition and opportunity, or only preserve the institutions that profit most? Original broadcast: October 9, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez. Putting People First.

    Mike Calabrese: Who Owns College Sports?
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This is a gathering forged to awaken conviction and stir resolve, where Faith, Politics, and Entrepreneurship converge as pillars shaping the destiny of We the People. We educate with purpose, challenge with clarity, and equip individuals to reclaim stewardship over their lives and communities. Through fearless truth and real solutions, we restore balance in belief, governance, and enterprise. This is more than conversation. It is a summons. Juntos, podemos restaurar el equilibrio y trazar el camino hacia un futuro próspero.

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  • Creator
    Peter Vazquez
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    510
  • Rating
    Clean
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