Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele features investigative journalist Laura Loomer on the growing national security story involving the Ferretti Group. The Italian luxury yacht builder is now controlled by Weichai, a Chinese state-owned conglomerate founded in 1946 to produce rifles for the People’s Liberation Army. With roughly 10% of the global luxury yacht market under CCP-linked ownership, the company maintains a presence at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show and holds property near Port Everglades, the U.S. Coast Guard station, and Mar-a-Lago. Loomer details the espionage and blackmail risks on vessels used by world leaders, billionaires, and politicians, noting that Chinese companies must turn over data to the state. Florida’s Voice reporter was escorted out while asking questions; Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched a formal investigation. Loomer also connects the story to broader CCP influence, including Smithfield Foods ownership and repeated lobbying disclosure violations.The episode heavily covers the New York Times report exposing that Democrat Mary Peltola’s Alaska Senate campaign ran a months-long “Ballot Composition Project” to locate and recruit another man named Dan Sullivan so voters would confuse him with Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan on the ranked-choice ballot. President Trump called for Peltola to be removed from the race and potentially prosecuted. Early voting is already underway in Alaska. Former Clarence Thomas clerk John Yoo and DOJ officials discuss possible judicial remedies. Florida previously banned ranked-choice voting, jungle primaries, ballot harvesting, and Zuckerbucks.Additional segments include Gov. Ron DeSantis urging a YES vote on Amendment 3 for historic homestead exemption expansion and property tax relief; Rep. Carlos Gimenez on DSA Senate candidate Angie Nixon’s reluctance to call Cuba a dictatorship; U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz and the expulsion of a Cuban UN diplomat who assaulted a staffer; and Drew’s Top 5 clips of the day. The show closes with questions about the still-unidentified woman in a burqa who played the Islamic call to prayer at a Pinellas County Commission meeting.Watch the full show on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Listen to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you get your podcasts. Florida breaking news, CCP threats, election integrity, property tax reform, and conservative analysis.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers major Florida national security and election integrity news. The Ferretti Group, a luxury yacht company with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) state-backed ownership, holds property near Port Everglades, the Fort Lauderdale U.S. Coast Guard Station, and Mar-a-Lago—raising direct questions about compliance with Florida’s 2023 laws restricting foreign adversaries from owning land near critical infrastructure. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched a formal investigation following reporting by Florida’s Voice and Laura Loomer. Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson joins the show from the road to address the story, noting the law was passed while he was Senate President, the ongoing risks of CCP-linked subsidiaries using clever structures, and the need for constant vigilance on foreign ownership near military sites, ports, and agriculture. Simpson also strongly urges a YES vote on Amendment 2 (eliminating tangible personal property tax on farmers’ equipment) and Amendment 3 (historic homestead exemption expansion for property tax relief). He and host Drew Steele break down the numbers: local governments are outstripping inflation, the amendment is a measured fix, and even after passage local revenue is projected to keep growing.The episode revisits the New York Times report exposing that Democrat Mary Peltola’s Alaska Senate campaign spent months in 2025 actively searching for and recruiting another man named Dan Sullivan to run and confuse voters against Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan on the state’s ranked-choice ballot. Florida previously defeated ranked-choice voting and jungle primaries and banned ballot harvesting and “Zuckerbucks.”Additional segments cover DSA/socialist Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon’s past comments hedging on whether Cuba is a dictatorship, plus a Washington Free Beacon report that her campaign paid roughly $7,000 to her brother-in-law’s Jacksonville auto body shop for “vehicle wash and road service” (a shop that mainly advertises towing). Crime data under President Trump (murder rates at a 126-year low), New York DAs allegedly downgrading charges against illegal immigrants to hinder ICE, Mike Waltz and the expulsion of a Cuban UN diplomat, DeSantis on the amendments, and more Florida headlines.Watch Florida’s Voice on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you get your shows. Florida news, CCP threats, property tax relief, election integrity, and conservative analysis—straight from Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele delivers breaking Florida news on a major national security concern: the Ferretti Group, a luxury yacht company with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) state-backed ownership, holds property leases near Port Everglades, the Fort Lauderdale U.S. Coast Guard Station, and Mar-a-Lago. Hosts Drew Steele and Big D break down how this appears to violate Florida’s 2023 laws restricting foreign adversaries from owning land near critical infrastructure. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched a state investigation following Florida’s Voice reporting, with on-scene questions and video coverage. Florida State Representative David Barrero (candidate for State Senate District 39) joins the show to discuss the risks of CCP-linked subsidiaries operating in Florida’s backyard, the need for continued vigilance, and why Floridians who fled communism reject this.The episode also covers U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz at the United Nations confronting the Cuban regime over its fake “blockade” narrative, the Castro family’s luxury (Rolexes, yachts, private islands) while ordinary Cubans suffer, and aggressive behavior by Cuban diplomats—one of whom is being expelled under President Trump and Secretary Marco Rubio. The UN voted to condemn the U.S. embargo, but several countries sat it out for the first time in decades.In a major election integrity story, the New York Times reported that Democrat operatives for Mary Peltola systematically searched for Alaskans named Dan Sullivan to recruit a same-name candidate and confuse voters on the state’s ranked-choice ballot against Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Steele and the team explain the planning that began in summer 2025, the dangers of ranked-choice voting, and why this matters for Florida and the rest of the country.Additional Florida headlines include AG Uthmeier’s felony charges against a Kissimmee man involving CSAM and bestiality plus a related AI company lawsuit; a burqa-clad speaker removed from a Pinellas County Commission meeting for playing the Islamic call to prayer; the U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsing Republican Dan Green; strong economic numbers under Gov. Ron DeSantis (debt reduction, tax cuts, fewer bureaucrats); Byron Donalds on the bus tour six days before the gubernatorial election; Rays baseball; and reaction to the Nicolas Cage John Madden movie.Listen to Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—the podcast—on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you get your shows. Watch the full show on YouTube, Rumble, X, Facebook, and Instagram. Stay informed on Florida politics, CCP threats, election integrity, and conservative news.

Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele opens the hour with a “Zach Attack” featuring Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow Zach Smith on the Justice Department’s latest case against former FBI Director James Comey. Smith breaks down the criminal information charging Comey with sharing classified information with a reporter in October 2016 (Espionage Act violations), the 10-year statute of limitations deadline, why an “information” was used instead of an indictment, the separate venues for other pending charges, and what happens next if the case survives motions. Bonus segment covers the ongoing questions around Ilhan Omar, possible immigration fraud, and the difference between criminal charges and civil denaturalization (no statute of limitations on the latter).Also featured: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s announcement of a major Sinaloa cartel-linked drug trafficking bust in the Tampa Bay area (10 arrests including a top boss, thousands of kilos of cocaine); James O’Keefe’s undercover work showing Minnesota poll workers allowing someone to vouch for eight unregistered voters without ID, contrasted with Florida’s strict “no vouching” rules in West Palm Beach; HSI arrests of additional non-citizens illegally voting in Florida and indictments tied to more than 100 fraudulent registrations; and Drew’s Top 5 audio clips of the day (Comey claiming innocence, Caroline Leavitt on Trump’s Texas trip for Ken Paxton, Mike Waltz’s “Back up—I’m the representative of the United States” confrontation with the Cuban UN delegation, Hasan Piker on socialists and progressives caucusing to force chaos in Congress, and Angie Nixon’s refusal to clearly call Cuba a dictatorship).Plus Trump’s Texas remarks on Democrats blocking tax cuts, voter ID, and border security, and a reminder that early voting numbers still need to move—track them at flvoicenews.com and get to the polls. Full analysis and clips on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere else you listen.

With one week until Election Day, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele updates the 2026 turnout tracker (Republicans currently ahead by roughly 37,000 votes) and urges listeners to get out and vote early while tracking every county at flvoicenews.com.Congressman Byron Donalds is crisscrossing the state on a 50-stop bus tour for governor, including a memorable moment waving at protesters and telling them he’ll be their governor in eight days. His wife, Erica Donalds (founder of the Education Freedom Foundation), joins to discuss preserving the DeSantis legacy, the teachers-union lawsuit already filed to kill school choice if David Jolly wins, and voter concerns over affordability—insurance rates, property taxes (support for Amendment 3), and permitting reform.Also covered: former Brevard school board member Jennifer Jenkins linked to more than $1.3 million in taxpayer-funded legal fees and the real cost of electing disruptive candidates; UN Ambassador Mike Waltz’s fiery confrontation with the Cuban delegation after detailing Castro-family luxuries (Rolexes, seaside compound built with Brazilian Amazon wood) and regime abuses; GOP candidate Dan Green (Florida’s 9th) on the campaign trail, anti-socialism sentiment from Cuban and Venezuelan residents, and his opponent’s ties to an AOC/Angie Nixon DSA rally; James Talarico’s “trans community needs abortion care too” comment; a Kamala Harris accent-shifting campaign stop; the viral AI Blakeman ad roasting Kathy Hochul (paid for by “criminals, cronies, and illegal immigrants”); and rising consumer-confidence numbers.Full clips, analysis, and the micro-to-macro stakes of the midterms—all on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere else you listen.

One week from Election Day, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele breaks down the latest 2026 midterm numbers showing Republicans leading early voting by roughly 16 points (about 22,000 ballots on day nine), with the statewide cumulative edge around +8. Track every county live at flvoicenews.com.Host Drew Steele covers President Trump’s Texas double-header for Ken Paxton against Democrat James Talarico, the stakes of the Senate race, and why turnout is everything if Republicans want to hold the line against Democratic Socialism.Major focus on Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon (DSA member) after her CBS interview where she hesitated to call Cuba a dictatorship (“that’s what people have told me… I’ll take their word for it”), defended the regime’s impacts, and pushed a return to Obama-era policies while criticizing the embargo. Republicans including Sen. Ashley Moody and the Florida GOP pounced; Nixon later claimed media misrepresentation.Also examined: Minnesota official on Somali TV instructing voters they can show up without ID if registered (plus same-day registration paths), Zohran Mamdani’s New York comments on voter ID and avoiding ICE, and the hypocrisy of a Hassan Piker / Ilhan Omar Minneapolis event requiring ID for entry. Plus Florida Amendment 3 property-tax relief push by DeSantis, Moody, and Simpson; new federal charges against James Comey; and more election micro-to-macro patterns nationwide.Tune in for the full conservative analysis, clips, and what it all means for the constitutional republic with one week left. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele – Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen.

Florida Republicans have officially taken the statewide early and mail-in voting lead with eight days to go, and momentum is building. On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we check the numbers, then sit down with congressional candidate Ryan Elijah (FL-07), who explains why the House Majority PAC is pulling money out of the district, how he’s talking solutions on affordability and public safety with independents and NPAs, and why he’s hearing consistent concern about the move toward socialism.We also fact-check the latest 60 Minutes “Texas father” deportation story—detailing the final removal order since 2012 and other key facts the segment left out. Plus a deep dive on Amendment 3, Florida’s property tax and homestead protection measure, with audio from Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Ashley Moody, and Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson pushing back on media scare stories and explaining how it locks revenue for core services while helping longtime homeowners and younger buyers. Drew’s Top 5 audio clips of the day include Vivek Ramaswamy on the Ohio race, Trump calling the Brazil election another “terrible looking” result, more on Amendment 3, Gavin Newsom’s undercover comments that the DSA will become the mainstream Democratic movement, and Byron Donalds waving at protesters while declaring he’ll be governor in eight days. The hour closes with a tribute to longtime sports radio personality and Fox NFL contributor David Moulton, who passed away over the weekend after a six-year battle with stage 4 cancer. Track Florida’s early voting, understand the stakes on Amendment 3 and the House races, and get the clear conservative analysis right here. Listen now and share.

With eight days left, Florida Republicans hold a slim but important early + mail-in voting lead of roughly 18,000 votes, driven by strong early voting numbers. Track the real-time totals yourself on the Florida’s Voice 2026 Turnout Tracker at flvoicenews.com. On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we break down the latest numbers, Congressman Byron Donalds’ statewide bus tour with Michelle Salzman, and his message that Florida is the free state people run to—not from—because of common-sense conservative principles, family values, law and order, and the Constitution. Donalds lays out the stakes for the full ticket: Ashley Moody, Blaise Ingoglia, Wilton Simpson, James Uthmeier, and himself as the next governor against David Jolly and Gwen Graham.We also dig into Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s ongoing Muslim Brotherhood questions, including his defensive exchange with Bret Baier, a 2012 letter, and new hidden-camera footage of a campaign staffer dismissing concerns and calling Americans “idiots.” Plus Eric Holder’s comments on purging Trump-era DOJ hires, a Fox News “Florida voter” who turned out to be a Democratic Hispanic Caucus president claiming her entire Republican block is switching blue, Barack Obama’s weekend hits on Trump’s White House renovations (and Trump’s direct response about maintaining the people’s house), JD Vance in Montana on TrumpRx, American jobs, the border, and cartels, and more.If you’re watching Florida’s early voting, the Byron Donalds campaign, election integrity, or national Democratic strategy heading into the midterms, this hour has the clear conservative analysis. Check the turnout tracker, listen now, and share.
 

Florida Republicans officially take the statewide early and mail-in voting lead just eight days before Election Day, with strong early voting numbers and a major door-knocking push from Byron Donalds’ campaign. On this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, we break down why that momentum matters, contrast Donalds with Democratic nominee David Jolly on property insurance, public safety, and sanctuary policies, and examine Jolly’s reported outreach involving figures linked to CAIR—the Council on American-Islamic Relations—which Florida has designated a domestic terrorist organization under state law. We also cover the common thread connecting Nicolas Maduro, Hugo Chávez, the Castro regime, and Daniel Ortega: tactics used in Brazil’s recent election, where voting hours were extended in ways multiple electoral lawyers called unprecedented, raising serious questions about integrity as Lula edged out Bolsonaro. Additional topics include DOJ charges against 48 foreign nationals for illegal registration or voting across multiple states (including Florida), Zohran Mamdani’s “vote with nothing” messaging in New York, Gavin Newsom’s comments that the DSA is becoming the dominant mainstream force in the Democratic Party, Caroline Leavitt’s appearance on Bill Maher, and President Trump’s $1 million reward offer for tips leading to arrests and convictions of voter fraud. Plus Florida headlines: Byron Donalds’ volunteers knocking on more than two million doors, Governor DeSantis backing Attorney General James Uthmeier, and USAA auto insurance rate decreases averaging about 7%. If you care about election integrity, Florida’s future, insurance costs, and stopping sanctuary-style policies, this episode delivers the clear conservative analysis. Vote early, bring friends, and listen now on Apple Podcasts.

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 FloridaPresident 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 TransformationWe 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 IntegrityPresident 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.