Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

August 15, 2025 Hour 1 - Trump Meets Putin, Hillary Melts Down, and Pelosi Spins While Florida Fights Fraud

Drew Steele unpacks President Trump’s high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin and what it means for Ukraine and U.S.-Russia relations—without the media hysteria. He revisits the Russiagate hoax that Democrats still can’t let go of, and even Hillary Clinton’s latest head-scratcher comments about Trump. Closer to home, Drew highlights political shifts in Cape Coral, exposes a case of petition fraud in Florida, and laughs off Nancy Pelosi’s spin on today’s political climate. Plus—Kellogg’s sudden push for “healthier” products proves even cereal companies are playing politics.

August 14 2025 Hour 3 - Newsom’s Election Scheme, Smithsonian’s History Rewrite, and Woke Classrooms Exposed

Drew Steele takes aim at Gavin Newsom’s so-called “Election Rigging Response Act,” a thinly veiled power grab straight from the Democrat playbook. He calls out the Smithsonian for rewriting history to fit a leftist narrative, and exposes the push for LGBTQ+ indoctrination in schools under the guise of “awareness.” Plus, a reality check on the shaky future of Social Security, the political climate in Florida, and the growing distrust in federal law enforcement. All wrapped up with top political audio clips that prove why America First leadership is more critical than ever.

August 14 2025 Hour 2 -Exposing the Deep State, Florida Gets Tough on Illegal Immigration, and the Media Plays Cover-Up

Drew Steele pulls back the curtain on the Deep State—those entrenched bureaucrats and political appointees working to undermine America First policies from the inside. From cozy media connections that push left-wing narratives to the swamp’s refusal to be held accountable, Drew calls for full transparency in government. Plus, Florida launches a bold deportation depot initiative to tackle illegal immigration head-on, while D.C. spins crime stats to fit their political agenda. It’s a no-holds-barred look at corruption, accountability, and why strong conservative leadership is the only way forward.
 

August 14, 2025 Hour 1 - Florida Defends Kids, Secures Elections, and Leads While D.C. Falls Apart

In this episode of Florida's Voice, Drew Steele discusses various pressing issues including the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act, crime in Washington D.C., international relations, election integrity in Florida, the dangers of synthetic drugs for children, and local governance challenges in Manatee County. The conversation features insights from Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier and highlights the importance of protecting children and ensuring responsible governance amidst rapid population growth in the state.
 

August 13, 2025 Hour 3 - Florida Protects while the Left Ignores the Real Dangers

Washington, D.C. needs federal oversight just to keep its streets safe, as liberal politicians obsess over distractions instead of fixing real problems. From the benefits of raw milk and the importance of food education, to the ongoing need for political accountability, Drew exposes the failures of the left and celebrates America First solutions. Plus—a look at the absurd side of AI and why staying informed is the best defense against bad policy.

August 13, 2025 Hour 2 - D.C. Crime Spirals, Florida Leads, and Russiagate Still Haunts the Left

Drew Steele calls out Washington, D.C.’s law enforcement failures, the worsening homelessness crisis, and the left’s empty mental health promises—while Florida shows how strong leadership and community support actually work. From agricultural initiatives that put local farmers first to the lingering fallout of the Russiagate hoax, Drew contrasts America First governance with the broken policies of blue states. It’s facts, accountability, and zero apologies for calling out the swamp.

August 13, 2025 Hour 1 - Florida Cracks Down on Dangerous Drugs, D.C. Can’t Even Police Itself

Drew Steele spotlights Florida Attorney General Uthmaier's emergency action against deadly synthetic drugs—real leadership in action. Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. struggles with basic law enforcement as crime spirals under liberal mismanagement. Drew also makes the case for personal freedom in health choices, from raw milk benefits to resisting nanny-state overreach. Plus, the best political soundbites of the day, exposing the left’s failed policies and the growing demand for America First accountability.

August 12, 2025 Hour 3 - Get ready for what's coming

In this episode of Florida's Voice, Drew Steele discusses a range of topics including the current economic climate, political accountability surrounding Adam Schiff, urban crime rates, and the implications of government policies on society. The conversation also touches on recent leadership changes in Florida and the dynamics of the insurance market. Throughout the episode, Drew emphasizes the importance of community safety and the need for effective law enforcement.
 
 

August 12, 2025 Hour 2 - D.C. Gets Worse, and Even John Oliver Roasts Schumer

Washington, D.C. continues its freefall into crime and homelessness under failed liberal policies, while Florida’s bold school choice program puts parents—not bureaucrats—in charge. And in a rare moment of clarity, left-wing comedian John Oliver takes a shot at Chuck Schumer, showing just how much the political landscape is shifting. It’s straight talk, unapologetically pro-Trump and pro-Conservative.

August 12, 2025 Hour 1 - Florida Gets an LG, D.C. Gets a cleanup, and Adam Schiff Ducks Accountability

Drew Steele breaks down Florida’s bold move naming combat-veteran Jay Collins as Lieutenant Governor. Meanwhile, President Trump’s tough-on-crime vision stands in stark contrast to the chaos in Washington, D.C., where liberal leadership has failed so badly the feds have to step in to police the streets., Adam Schiff continues to dodge accountability, and the left’s soft-on-crime, big-government agenda is crumbling under its own weight. Drew breaks it all down from a conservative perspective—facts, logic, and zero apologies.