Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele
Oct 15, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
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…
Drew SteeleHost
Bob RommelGuestMichelle Vassarinobig

Got a lot of questions about what's been going on with Senator Brian Nathan here in the state and Nikki Freed and the failure to act on some assault claims against a David Jolly confidant.

And we're going to get to that in the five o'clock hour, because I'll wait to hear some of this that we will be discussing today, among other things coming up, including the socialist, communist, Marxist, Democrat, socialist of America candidate here in the state of Florida, Angie Nixon, who is talking about using the power of government to lock up Ashley Moody.

She didn't really say that, did she? Well, you're going to find out for yourself because I've got the audio proof and and Senator Chris Murphy sitting right next to her.

And not in a good way for them, but stellar for us, because any time that we can release all this information to you, it's a good day.

Well, this seems like a good thing and a good time to do it and makes this a good day because when you've got a state like California who's like, you know what, we're going to kind of do whatever we feel like doing with regard to the failure to meet the mail-in ballot requirements in certain places across the country.

And we want to see the voter rolls, make sure we don't have non-citizens on those rolls and You know, you've got blue states that like to thumb their nose at you so often.
This department's suing the state of California after the state missed a deadline to review 20,000 voters who federal officials flagged as possible non-citizens.

Well, how do you like that, everybody? So that is a bit of, yep, that's what it is.
That is some good news right there.
So let's hear more.
L.A. County officials refused, citing security concerns.
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Got a lot of questions about what's been going on with Senator Brian Nathan here in the state and Nikki Freed and the failure to act on some assault claims against a David Jolly confidant.

And we're going to get to that in the five o'clock hour, because I'll wait to hear some of this that we will be discussing today, among other things coming up, including the socialist, communist, Marxist, Democrat, socialist of America candidate here in the state of Florida, Angie Nixon, who is talking about using the power of government to lock up Ashley Moody.

She didn't really say that, did she? Well, you're going to find out for yourself because I've got the audio proof and and Senator Chris Murphy sitting right next to her.

And not in a good way for them, but stellar for us, because any time that we can release all this information to you, it's a good day.

Well, this seems like a good thing and a good time to do it and makes this a good day because when you've got a state like California who's like, you know what, we're going to kind of do whatever we feel like doing with regard to the failure to meet the mail-in ballot requirements in certain places across the country.

And we want to see the voter rolls, make sure we don't have non-citizens on those rolls and You know, you've got blue states that like to thumb their nose at you so often.
This department's suing the state of California after the state missed a deadline to review 20,000 voters who federal officials flagged as possible non-citizens.

Well, how do you like that, everybody? So that is a bit of, yep, that's what it is.
That is some good news right there.
So let's hear more.
L.A. County officials refused, citing security concerns.
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