Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

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. 3h ago

    Shauna Vircher: Brian Nathan & Nikki Fried Ignored Sexual Assault Claims vs. David Jolly Aide Barry Edwards | Polls Underestimate GOP – 53-47 Senate Map? | Talarico, Nixon, Al-Sayed & Chinese Spy Cars

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele features a major exclusive interview with Shauna Vercher, former campaign manager for Florida State Senator Brian Nathan’s 2026 special election. She details longstanding sexual assault and misconduct allegations against political operative Barry Edwards (a David Jolly confidant), including claims involving minors, students, alcohol, and incidents spanning decades from his time as an FSU professor and in politics. Vircher says she reported the claims to Nathan, Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried, and others, filed a formal grievance demanding an investigation and a ban from events, but received no action—raising concerns that political connections, fundraising, and influence led to inaction. She directs victims and witnesses to politicalpredator.com and stresses the need for justice regardless of party or election season.The episode analyzes CNN’s Harry Enten polling data suggesting national polls may underestimate Republicans by 2–4 points. That scenario could produce a 53R–47D Senate map (Michigan flip possible for Mike Rogers over Abdul Al-Sayed, Texas stays red without James Talarico, Maine/Ohio/Iowa/Alaska hold) and a narrow 218–217 House edge.Drew’s Top Five audio clips cover: Scott Jennings calling out Talarico for lying to a 22-year Navy veteran about the Save America Act after previously attacking it as disenfranchising Black voters; federal investigations into Ilhan Omar’s financial disclosures and potential denaturalization; Abdul Al-Sayed’s defensive denial of Muslim Brotherhood family ties on NBC despite his half-sister’s tweets; Talarico telling a Catholic pro-life voter the Bible is “silent” on abortion; and Angie Nixon (with Chris Murphy) confirming she wants Republican opponent Ashley Moody locked up.Additional segments include an Oregon Democrat speaking Somali at a Minnesota rally with an upside-down American flag, JD Vance in Michigan calling Al-Sayed a “little weasel” who should show gratitude to America, and Norwegian military discoveries that Chinese-made rental cars were recording troop movements and security codes—highlighting national-security risks of relying on Chinese manufacturing.

  2. 3h ago

    Talarico’s Pastor Questions Virgin Birth & Non-Binary God | John Maples Neck-and-Neck in FL House 87 on Amendment 3 & Affordability | Al-Sayed Muslim Brotherhood Ties | Frank Turek’s War on Reality

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele digs into Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico’s Christian faith after his CNN town hall. Hosts play undercover audio of his pastor, Reverend Babs, questioning the virgin birth and common sense, plus Talarico’s past comments on God being non-binary, multiple genders, and calling himself “a Christian who hates Christianity.” They break down his responses to a Christian voter challenging his Bible interpretations, selective truth claims, and moderate-pretend strategy on faith and social issues.The show interviews John Maples, GOP candidate for Florida House District 87, who says the race is neck-and-neck and urges a “plus 10” turnout strategy. Maples highlights top voter concerns: Amendment 3 and property-tax affordability (especially for seniors on fixed incomes), insurance costs, fair teacher pay, and overdevelopment/traffic in Palm Beach County. He notes Palm Beach County’s budget rose 58% since 2019 largely from property taxes and calls for smaller government that protects taxpayers and first responders.Additional coverage includes Michigan DSA Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed’s NBC interview with Kristen Welker, where he denied Muslim Brotherhood ties despite family tweets, funding questions, and campaign links—raising skepticism about media giving him cover. Florida AG James Uthmeier’s lawsuit against Discord for failing to protect children from sexual predators and inadequate safeguards. US Sen. Ashley Moody’s response to Angie Nixon (who wants her locked up) and Moody’s request for more Florida National Guard members due to population growth. A TDS clip of a New York woman blaming MAGA for $4,000/month studio apartments in a solidly Democratic city.Drew also interviews Frank Turek, author of The War on Reality (dedicated to Charlie Kirk), on the cultural war against logic and truth—infinite genders, “math is racist,” feelings over reason, socialism’s repeated failures versus free-market capitalism (Cuba, Venezuela, Berlin Wall, Hiroshima examples), the need to teach accurate history and logic, and why poverty is the default without work and incentives.

  3. 3h ago

    DOJ Sues California Over 20K Possible Non-Citizen Voters | Talarico Dodges Save America Act & Voter ID | Angie Nixon Wants Ashley Moody Locked Up

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down major election integrity news as the Department of Justice sues California and LA County for refusing to verify the citizenship of more than 20,000 people flagged as possible non-citizens on mail-in ballot rolls after missing the federal deadline. Hosts detail court filings, LA County’s “security” excuses, and the broader fight for secure elections and the Save America Act.They also cover Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico’s CNN town hall (modeled on Steven Crowder’s Change My Mind format), where he claimed not to know the Save America Act details, pushed “fair” voter ID while criticizing Texas law for allowing concealed-carry permits but not student IDs, and faced old clips of him opposing voter ID outright. Joe Scarborough’s praise is contrasted with Talarico’s past statements and moderate-pretend strategy.In Florida, DSA Democratic Socialist Senate candidate Angie Nixon tells CNN (with Sen. Chris Murphy sitting beside her) that she wants Republican opponent Ashley Moody “locked up and punished in jail.” Audio of Nixon’s comments, her past Florida House bullhorn protests, DSA ties, and Moody’s strong response calling out the socialist agenda, Bernie Sanders/AOC/Chris Murphy support, and the threat of turning Florida into Cuba are played and analyzed.Additional segments include a Tampa Bay controversy involving sexual assault allegations against a David Jolly-tied operative and the response (or lack thereof) from Sen. Brian Nathan and Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried; a new federal report on major banks (JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, etc.) using the Southern Poverty Law Center for de-banking of conservative and religious groups; Bob Rommel of America First Policy Institute on Democrat governors, income taxes, sanctuary cities, property taxes/Amendment 3, Florida education rankings, and inflation at a five-year low; Iowa Democrat gubernatorial nominee Rob Sand’s H-1B comments; and criticism of Rep. Delia Ramirez’s Reimagining Safety Act that would dismantle DHS and abolish ICE.

  4. 1d ago

    Trump in Arizona: Iran Leaders Gone, Strait of Hormuz Attacks Continue | Jewish Voters Abandon Hochul by 38 Points + Girls Team Walks Off Over Male Runner

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers the third hour of the program with President Trump speaking live in Arizona. Trump details the post-strike reality in Iran — radar, anti-aircraft systems, and successive layers of leadership eliminated — while noting that almost no one wants to become president of the Islamic Republic. The segment also tracks ongoing Strait of Hormuz tensions: IRGC attacks on commercial vessels using unarmed spotters, the U.S. naval blockade that has kept oil flowing at higher volumes than before the conflict, UK reports of strikes, and U.S. Embassy warnings. Peace-through-strength messaging and the possibility of further action after the midterms are front and center. Additional election-focused coverage includes: Rosie O’Donnell urging voters to “overwhelm them at the box office” because ICE might be present at polling places — framed against repeated Democratic claims that non-citizens do not vote. Harry Enten polling analysis showing a massive shift among Jewish voters in New York: Kathy Hochul’s lead among Jewish voters has collapsed from 51 points in 2022 to roughly 13 points, a 38-point swing linked to the Democratic Party’s pro-Palestinian turn and association with candidates like Mamdani. Texas polling shows James Talarico’s lead over Ken Paxton shrinking to just 2 points. Molly Hemingway on midterm enthusiasm dynamics: Democrats are highly motivated because they are out of power; Republicans need Trump’s multi-state rally schedule (Arizona, Alaska, Georgia and beyond) to drive base turnout and ballot collection. Woke news of the day highlights the Washington State girls’ cross-country team walking off the starting line rather than compete against a biological male who switched teams mid-season. Allie Beth Stuckey’s debate clip is featured in which she demands a definition of “woman” and rejects the “it’s only 0.002% of athletes / it doesn’t affect you” argument, drawing parallels to broken-windows theory and the real-world school and locker-room impacts seen under the Biden administration. Drew’s Top 5 Audio Clips of the Day: 5. Kamala Harris claiming “overt cheating” in elections because of voter-roll purges of non-citizens and deceased voters. 4. Jonathan Turley on the Ilhan Omar immigration investigation (begun under Biden), family subpoenas, and the legal standard for denaturalization. 3. Kathy Hochul’s awkward debate claim that New York now has its lowest crime rates in modern history. 2. Peggy Flanagan asserting her daughter is growing up with fewer rights than three prior generations — without naming any specific rights. The MS Now / Ken Dilanian correction of the false “Kash Patel just landed in Russia” report after Patel was confirmed speaking at Liberty University in Virginia. The hour closes with a media-lesson segment on the Today Show profile of Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy that quickly pivoted to the company’s Christian roots and 2012 traditional-marriage stance, plus a note on the unusually quiet Columbus Day commentary this year.

  5. 1d ago

    Jack Smith Tracked 639,000 MAGA Hat Buyers: Biden DOJ Data Collection Exposed | Wilton Simpson on Panhandle Hurricane Recovery + Conservative Debanking Scandal

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele delivers the second-hour deep dive into what’s at stake in the midterms, starting with explosive new whistleblower findings from Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley. Jack Smith’s special counsel and the Biden Justice Department collected personal data — names, addresses, and shipping details — on roughly 639,000 to 650,000 Republican donors, voters, and supporters. The targets included everyday Americans who simply purchased red MAGA hats or “Save America” merchandise. Drew frames it as textbook lawfare versus law-abiding government and a clear example of TDS on steroids that makes the 2026 elections existential. Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins with a boots-on-the-ground update from the Panhandle after Hurricane Milton (and Jay) slammed the region. He details the rapid response: pre-staged linemen and fuel, near-full power restoration, road clearing by Department of Agriculture chainsaw crews, weight waivers and temporary CDL suspension so farmers can move peanuts and cotton, and zero-interest loans already being deployed. Simpson also covers the longer recovery timeline, ongoing freeze-aid requests to the federal government, and the broader national-security angle of protecting Florida’s food supply from cyber and biological threats. Additional coverage includes: The New York governor’s debate between Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman — Hochul’s nonstop Trump attacks versus Blakeman’s reality check that New York ranks dead last in economic outlook because of her policies, plus her documented hypocrisy on sanctuary cities and ICE cooperation. A federal banking regulator report revealing that major banks (JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo and others) systematically debanked MAGA merchants, pro-life groups, religious organizations, firearms businesses, and oil-and-gas companies between 2020–2025 under the guise of “reputation risk.” Ties directly to the ESG/DEI push Florida already moved to ban. Florida State Rep. Bernie Jacques (District 59) warning that a David Jolly governorship would reverse hard-won DEI bans, provide cover for local radicals, and undermine law-enforcement support (including St. Petersburg College training programs). Local races, school boards, and keeping Florida free remain the priority. Also touched: Bank of America’s $1.2 billion+ anti-money-laundering fines, continued Trump Greenland energy and defense messaging, and Florida GOP pushback on national Democrats backing Angie Nixon against Ashley Moody.

  6. 1d ago

    Florida Amendment 3 Panic: Cities Cancel Christmas Parades & Veterans Events? | Trump Greenland Oil & Minerals Boom, DOJ Tax/Medicare Fraud Crackdown, Ilhan Omar Probe

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down the biggest stories driving the midterms, with a deep dive into Amendment 3 — the proposed expansion of Florida’s homestead exemption (from $50,000 toward $150k/$250k levels), commercial property caps, restricted spending of property-tax dollars, and the five-year residency requirement. Lee County Property Appraiser and former State Rep. Matt Calwell joins to cut through the noise: cities like Eustis, Altamonte Springs, Miami Gardens, and Fort Myers Beach are already canceling Christmas parades, Veterans Day salutes, fireworks, and festivals — before the vote — claiming budget fears. Is this legitimate fiscal pressure or preemptive scaremongering to protect the status quo? Calwell explains what the amendment actually does (and doesn’t do), why local governments still have back doors (millage rates, non-ad valorem assessments), and why taxpayers must show up at city/county budget hearings the way they did at school boards. Also covered: President Trump’s announcement of massive oil, gas, and mineral exploration in Greenland, touting easily accessible reserves and critical defense systems for the U.S. and Europe against drones, missiles, and future threats. DOJ/Trump administration fraud surge: tax-preparer schemes (including Mexican citizens in a $74 million IRS refund fraud case) and CMS action under RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz identifying 189,000 improper Medicare/Medicaid/CHIP enrollments (duplicates and deceased), preventing an estimated $738 million in improper payments. Ongoing Ilhan Omar investigation — immigration status, finances, family subpoenas, possible denaturalization questions (initiated under Biden with a Democrat judge’s warrant). Legacy media misfire: MS Now breathlessly reports FBI Director Kash Patel “just landed in Russia,” while he is speaking at Liberty University in Virginia. Plus Social Security’s 3.6% COLA, Florida GOP pushback on national Democrats backing Angie Nixon, and more. Twenty days from the midterms: why fraud-fighting, property-tax relief, energy security, and basic accountability matter. Florida’s Voice — Florida’s conservative voice. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you listen.

  7. 2d ago

    HUD Sec. Scott Turner on Housing Affordability, Open Borders & Red Tape | Hillary Clinton, Abdul El-Sayed Anti-Police Comments & Florida Midterm Leads

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele features an exclusive conversation with U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner during his visit to the Tampa area. Turner discusses a housing affordability roundtable with Congresswoman Luna, the strain illegal immigration placed on the housing market under the Biden administration (higher rents, reduced supply, and increased demand), and how securing the border under President Trump is helping lower costs for American families. He details America First HUD policies, tearing down burdensome regulations that add roughly $100,000 to the median home price, FHA support for over 1.5 million homeowners (80% first-time buyers), workforce housing initiatives, a new regulatory best practices guide at HUD.gov, and upcoming acceptance of Vantage Score 4.0 and FICO 10T (including rental and utility payment history) starting January 2027. Turner also highlights partnerships with the Police Athletic League for youth sports activations in Florida communities to build leadership skills, get kids off screens, and strengthen families and neighborhoods. The episode includes Hillary Clinton in battleground Nebraska admitting she would have preferred to win both the popular vote and the Electoral College in 2016, alongside ongoing Democrat efforts (including Angie Nixon) to abolish it. Drew plays unearthed clips of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed criticizing police, saying officers have never been there to help him, and calling for rethinking police power and unions. Drew’s Top 5 audio clips cover James Talarico’s campaign response to health questions, a Democrat county candidate openly saying she would fire all Republicans, Byron Donalds campaigning in blue areas of Miami (Overtown) to represent all of Florida, Mike Rogers on El-Sayed’s Muslim Brotherhood ties and Senate risks, and Judge Janine Pirro on the HSI raid of Ilhan Omar’s home and probable cause. Additional updates include the FBI arrest of a Saudi national at OpenAI for planting a recording device, the launch of SI.gov, Stetson polling showing double-digit leads for Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody, and Governor Ron DeSantis on Panhandle hurricane recovery efforts in Jay and Milton.

  8. 2d ago

    RNC’s Allie Triolo: Florida Election Integrity Under Threat from Angie Nixon | France Riots, Greta Thunberg, Mail-In Voting Surge & Katie Zachariah’s First Briefing

    Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele delivers conservative analysis on election security, radical Democrat policies, and breaking developments ahead of the 2026 midterms. RNC Election Integrity Communications Director Allie Triolo joins the show to explain why far-left candidate Angie Nixon is a major threat to Florida’s gold-standard election safeguards. Nixon’s agenda includes abolishing the Electoral College, ranked-choice voting, and same-day voter registration. Triolo details the RNC’s successful court defense of Florida’s voter registration matching laws and the Save America Act, doubled poll worker recruitment (over 21,000), thousands of poll watchers and attorneys, deputy election integrity directors in battleground states, and a real-time election night war room. She emphasizes that American elections are for American citizens only, with photo ID and proof of citizenship as common-sense requirements, while highlighting DOJ and DHS actions exposing illegal voting. Drew covers escalating chaos in France and Brussels, where student protests over school funding cuts have turned into riots with cars burning, arrests, and masked protesters declaring “destroy everything.” Greta Thunberg appears in solidarity, raising questions about migration-driven disorder and the gap between official narratives and on-the-ground reality. Additional segments include Florida’s 2026 early voting tracker showing Republicans returning mail-in ballots at a higher rate than Democrats (outpacing 2024 trends), Democrat Congressman Maxwell Frost’s call to stop new fossil fuel infrastructure amid concerns over energy prices and the “green economy,” new White House Press Secretary Katie Zachariah’s first briefing (Kimberly Guilfoyle’s requested resignation as Ambassador to Greece, midterm strategy, expanded new media seat, family priorities, and limited questions prompting CNN criticism), Byron Donalds on the Ilhan Omar home raid and David Jolly’s willingness to sidestep Florida’s Constitution, and scrutiny of Senator Ed Markey’s internship posting encouraging BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and other preferred applicants.

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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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