Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele
Oct 19, 2026 · 43 min · 10 segments
Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele examines Democratic rhetoric, Florida congressional races, and national security concerns.Drew reacts to Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin’s remarks at the University of…
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And I think if I could find the audio from the president who was commenting on this again.

You know, when you have a senator, a sitting senator saying we want to do everything we can to scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics, from getting involved with the Trump administration and possibly the things that we will do to conservatives in the future.

So what are you saying? I haven't even gotten to you yet, but you're the president that I'm thinking of who took it upon themselves to make sure that this was something that was going to be the M.O.

And how dare Barack Obama come along over the weekend? And he wanted to make a statement about his thoughts with regard to Ilhan Omar and the raid on her house and some of the things we are investigating right now about Ilhan Omar and the concerns about her immigration status and whether or not—not her immigration status, but— whether or not she is a naturalized citizen or not, and she maybe needs to be denaturalized and ultimately deported, ultimately out of Congress, somebody who's not going to be asked as a member of Congress about dual citizenry or whether or not they should be having confidential material and All of these different background checks that maybe don't get done because they're voted into office and the questions that we have about a lot of different people, or at least we should.

It's a basic principle of American democracy, he says, that the government can't selectively target individuals simply because of their political beliefs or what they say.
or you or you.

And I think if I could find the audio from the president who was commenting on this again.

You know, when you have a senator, a sitting senator saying we want to do everything we can to scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics, from getting involved with the Trump administration and possibly the things that we will do to conservatives in the future.

So what are you saying? I haven't even gotten to you yet, but you're the president that I'm thinking of who took it upon themselves to make sure that this was something that was going to be the M.O.

And how dare Barack Obama come along over the weekend? And he wanted to make a statement about his thoughts with regard to Ilhan Omar and the raid on her house and some of the things we are investigating right now about Ilhan Omar and the concerns about her immigration status and whether or not—not her immigration status, but— whether or not she is a naturalized citizen or not, and she maybe needs to be denaturalized and ultimately deported, ultimately out of Congress, somebody who's not going to be asked as a member of Congress about dual citizenry or whether or not they should be having confidential material and All of these different background checks that maybe don't get done because they're voted into office and the questions that we have about a lot of different people, or at least we should.

It's a basic principle of American democracy, he says, that the government can't selectively target individuals simply because of their political beliefs or what they say.
or you or you.
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