Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele
Oct 19, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele covers timely health policy, election integrity concerns, and Florida political news.The episode opens with the news that Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts…
Drew SteeleHostDoug AtkinsGuest
I don't understand why it is that you've got a media that really, really, really, really, really, really wants to protect people like Abdul El-Sayed and are making it so that they want to twist words around it.

they want to make it so that if somebody wants to ask a legitimate question about a candidate, and in this case, Abdul El-Sayed, that why non-answers are okay.

Like, why are you all right with people who fail to answer questions when it's a Republican and you are convinced that you're hiding something? But when it comes to Democrats, Democrat socialists, they're like, All bets are off.

We were talking about this, where AOC was out at a campaign event with Abdul El-Sayed and was going into all the reasons why everybody decides that they don't like Abdul El-Sayed.
You know, I think it's, um, I think it falls into racist.

You know when you have those old-fashioned sprinklers? I don't even know if it's old-fashioned.

You know the sprinkler that goes ch-ch-ch-ch? And it kind of goes around in circles and the middle piece hits the water and it goes, that's what it is.

So if you've got concerns about once again for the millionth time, and it would have been the first and only time if he would have answered the question, but he doesn't, about Abdul El-Sayed's history and family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and the money that's been coming in from there and everything else and not denying it.

AOC is like, it's all about his race, isn't it? Well, maybe she's doing it because he does it.

I don't understand why it is that you've got a media that really, really, really, really, really, really wants to protect people like Abdul El-Sayed and are making it so that they want to twist words around it.

they want to make it so that if somebody wants to ask a legitimate question about a candidate, and in this case, Abdul El-Sayed, that why non-answers are okay.

Like, why are you all right with people who fail to answer questions when it's a Republican and you are convinced that you're hiding something? But when it comes to Democrats, Democrat socialists, they're like, All bets are off.

We were talking about this, where AOC was out at a campaign event with Abdul El-Sayed and was going into all the reasons why everybody decides that they don't like Abdul El-Sayed.
You know, I think it's, um, I think it falls into racist.

You know when you have those old-fashioned sprinklers? I don't even know if it's old-fashioned.

You know the sprinkler that goes ch-ch-ch-ch? And it kind of goes around in circles and the middle piece hits the water and it goes, that's what it is.

So if you've got concerns about once again for the millionth time, and it would have been the first and only time if he would have answered the question, but he doesn't, about Abdul El-Sayed's history and family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and the money that's been coming in from there and everything else and not denying it.

AOC is like, it's all about his race, isn't it? Well, maybe she's doing it because he does it.
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