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The Congresswoman weighed in on the big issues she is facing and it is worth your time to give her a listen.
James Uthmeier, Florida's Attorney General, joined Preston for a lengthy chat and a lot of ground was covered.
He is back in the state he loves and Dr. Henry Mack hopes to be Florida's Commissioner of Education for a long time.
Laura Wilson is "Laura Farms." But Laura Farms is also a place and a vocation. Her YouTube Channel is approaching a million subscribers and she joined Preston to discuss her journey.
Besides having wonderful sideburns, what is known about our 8th President? In our history segment, Dr. Ed Moore discusses.
A lot of ground was covered with the President of the James Madison Institute, Dr. Bob McClure.
Florida U.S. Rep. Mike Haridopolos (R-FL 8) joined Preston for a wide-ranging discussion.
Do you know the story of Kendra Riley? She joined Preston to share and discuss important legislation.
The always outspoken senior U.S. Senator from Florida discussed the bogged down SAVE Act, Iran, and the state of the U.S. Navy,
TMS resident historian Dr. Ed Moore joins Preston to discuss little regarded U.S. Presidents.
Preston was joined by Gifford Briggs, Gulf Coast Regiona Executive Direcotr for the American Petroleum Institute.
Abigail Forman of Liberty Counsel Action joined Preston to discuss a troubling problem in your water source. Yes, it could impact your health.
Dr. Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, discusses the Florida legislature's two special sessions.
Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, joined Preston to talk about the challenges facing America as the midterms loom.
Our host says State Lawmakers have done little to provide more protection on Florida university campuses. Does Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group agree?
A great visit with NYT bestselling author Douglas Brunt about the collision between Emanuel Nobel (yes, that Nobel family) and Joseph Stalin.
Once again, the Florida teacher's union, the FEA, is suing the Florida Department of Education challenging school choice and vouchers. Erika Donalds, Founder of the Education Freedom Foundation, joined Preston.
You may be asking, "uhhh, what clean-up?" Aren't you glad the Deputy Administrator of the EPA, David Fotouhi, joined Preston?
Legal analyst Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation, breaks down the important ruling with Preston.
The President of the James Madison Institute shared his thoughts on some very trendy issues in Florida.
Tom Clavin's latest work is more than a deep dive into Custer's Last Stand, it delves into the last stand of Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, and the plains Indians.
Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, made the case for a long forgotten provision which the Founders intended, but States did not adopt due to confusion. Does it make sense to consider?
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) joined Preston to discuss what is really happening inside the Beltway.
Listeners of Preston's show have joined together to raise the funds to build and support home #3 which is operational in Mdeka. They also raised the funds to build home #6 which is planned to be constructed in quarter four of 2026. Co-founder of Orphan Shade, Jay Schierloh joined Preston from Malawi with an update.
The seventh President has the most connection to Florida of any, yes including Donald Trump. Jackson was a war hero before becoming Florida's Territorial Governor. Dr. Ed Moore sets the stage.
It happened. Florida's capital city is the only city in our nation's history to have three consecutive mayors under federal investigation. This is the story of corruption and its large, tangled web.
Whatever you think about the Iranian conflict the single, most important thing which needs to happen is the passage of the SAVE Act. The U.S. Senate (and the American people?) are being distracted and Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, joined Preston to discuss.
The numbers don't lie. The George Soros-funded DAs and the effort to defund police have a profound impact on the safety of a community. Zack Smith of the Heritage Foundation shared the stats.
He serve our nation in the United States Navy. He was the Speaker of the Florida House during two of the best years of policy the state has ever experience. He wants to be Governor and he has some things to say.
Were the arguments good? What does the 14th Amendment actually say and what was the intent of the writers? All that and more discussed with Senior Legal Fellow with Advancing American Freedon, Hans von Spakovsky.
We started big picture, then drilled down into the Sunshine State with Dr. Bob McClure of the James Madison Institute.
What are ways and the considerations for a group of people or co-workers to defend themselves in the case of an attack? Charlie Strickland, Co-Founder of the Talon Training Group, visited with Preston.
Poverty in the Sunshine State is a thing and people do suffer in it. But what is to be done? The Florida Chamber of Commerce is part of the effort to tackle the issue in a meaningful, results oriented way and Chamber President Mark Wilson discussed it.
Since some of his data was used in arguments before the SCOTUS, Preston figured why not talk to him about it. Best-selling author Peter Scheiwzer called in to chat.
The Gun Writer, Lee Williams joined Preston to discuss the problem Iranians face and how America's Founders prevented us from facing the same.
Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, caught us up on all things Seminole football and a little more.
Resident historian of The Morning Show with Preston Scott, Dr. Ed Moore, shares the unique aspects of the Presidential election of 1824.
A topic near and dear to our heart ... civic and liberty. Preston talked with Dr. Ryan Owens, Professor at Florida State University.
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, told us what passed, what didn't wnad what is, unbelievably, left to get done.
There are some things shared in this interview we bet you never considered. Great chat with a member of the Middle East Institute, Dr. Nazee Moinian.
Steven Moore, Found of the Ukraine Freedom Project, explained how Russia is caught-up in supporting the Iranian regime.
Just listening to U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) it is easy to understand why he is making a run for Governor in his home state and getting the heck out of D.C. A lot of ground was covered in an always candid visit.
The Vice-President of Policy for the Heartland Institute, Justin Haskins, joined Preston to discuss a problem we are having with conflicts around the world since WWII.
Our Personal Defense segment addressed the challenges posed by terrorists with J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group.
U.S. Rep Kat Cammack (R - FL 3) gave Preston the lowdown on what in the world is going on in the Senate (the enemy of the American people).
How's it possible that the group responsible for helping educators is actually hurting them and doing so with the teacher's own dues? Well, that's what unions do. Florida's Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas, weighed in on pending legislation.
Patrick "Tate" Adamiak is still sitting in a federal prison. Not enough people know the story and not enough people are talking about it. The Gunwriter, Lee Williams continues to document the facts of the case.
Jerome Hudson, Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com (and former intern on TMS w/ Preston Scott) joined Preston to chat about several topics in the news.
Peter Schweizer's book, "Invisible Coup," is the most important work in his notable career popping out information Americans need to know. Peter documents the efforts to take over the United States from within and it has the attention of the President of The United States and members of his cabinet. Maybe it ought to have your attention, too.
Morning Show resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, breaks down the uniquely amazing career of President John Quincy Adams.
Keith Gross took a shot at the U.S. Senate, running against Sen. Rick Scott, but the incumbent ran away with the race. This time Gross is running to replace retiring Congressman Neal Dunn to take the seat in Florida's 2nd Congressional District.
Florida passed a law and Governor Ron DeSantis signed it into action ending DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in our public education institutions. The problem is, schools continue engaging in it with tax dollars. Adam Guillette, President of Accuracy in Media, discussed it all with Preston.
China has flooded the vape marketplace with illegal products and former ATF Assistant Director and current co-founder of the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network joined Preston to offer some help for consumers and parents.
Dr. Bob McClure, President of The James Madison Institute, has authored a piece which is on the Fox News website detailing the reasons why people have left blue states to settle into those run by Republicans.
Did you know you do not own your own investment portfolio? Yeah, your under-the-breath expletive is what we thought as well. You might want to give this a listen and get the book.
Attorney General James Uthmier jumped on the phone with Preston to discuss Florida's efforts to keep China from stealing citizens' data and more.
Lt. Governor Jay Collins has served our nation, our state as a senator, and now wants to be Governor. There is little doubt on what he believes.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL3) joined Preston to discuss the status of the SAVE Act and whether there is any good news coming from inside the Beltway.
Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, breaks down the happenings in the legislative session's third week.
Secretary Ricky Dixon joined Preston to discuss the priorities for Corrections is the Sunshine State.
Chad Gray, JointStrong.com, talked about why people, even the young, are getting sidelined with joint pain and arthritis. More importantly, what you can do about it ... right now.
The case of Lawrence DeStefano is one for the ages and he sits in the infamous Rikers Island prison in New York for selling gun kits, which are legal in Florida, to more than 50,000 customers in New York. Leticia James, that state's Attorney General, went after him and, surpisingly, the State of Florida handed him over. The GunWriter, Lee Williams, is following the case.
It was a ridiculously busy second week of the legislative session and Sal Nuzz, Consumers Defense, broke down what passed and where, what's moving, and what may face some tougher sledding.
Preston has argued for decades ... acknowledging the God does not establish a religion or mandate anyone to believe in it. It is the crux of a case and Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel joined him to discuss it.
What happened? What's moving? Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, gave us an update and preview.
Resident historian, Dr Ed Moore, delved into the life and accomplishments of an overlooked United States President.
Preston's guest, Arnoldo Curiel, an "Inclusion and Equity Leader" from the Twin Cities offered a slightly different perspective of the chaos, one which Preston thought deserved some air time.
Marcus Lemonis just became CEO of Bed, Bath, and Beyond and he forged his career turning Camping World into the iconic RV powerhouse it remains today. Lemonis will also be in Tallahassee later in January as keynote speaker at the Power Forward Speaker Series.
U.S. Rep. Dr. Neal Dunn is calling it a career in Congress and Ron DeSantis is on his final lap as Florida's Governor. The President of the James Madison Institute gave some perspective.
Jusin Haskins, VP of Policy for the Heartland Institute, offered some very important issues or topics which ought to be on your radar.
Beeline Blogger Scott Beeken joined Preston to shared the data behind the decline of what was once the most prosperous nation in South America.
The best coverage of the session (and what it all means to Floridians) is right here and our expert, Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense, gave us a preview.
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) talked about some legislation efforts on Capitol Hill, plus discussed what Republicans have to do to win back the majority in 2026.
The best, most useful, coverage of Florida's annual legislative session is found right here. Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, joined Preston to preview the fast approaching legislative session.
The Florida Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas, offered Preston ten-good-minutes to explain why the teacher's union is the enemy of not just education, but teachers as well.
As always, Florida's 3rd district Representative to Congress speaks her mind. A terrific visit!
Barack Obama, Democrats, and an activist Chief Justice of The U.S. Supreme Court gave us ObamaCare. Florida U.S. Senator Rick Scott is trying to undo some of the damage.
So, what exactly went wrong for Florida State football this season? Ira Schoffel, of WarChant.com, gave us his thoughts on what happened and why, plus what he expects moving ahead.
Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense offered us a look into Gov. Ron DeSantis' plans for putting a fence around artificial intelligence.
Thanks to you and your generosity, we were able to raise $55,000 plus for Orphan Shade to build house number six in Malawi. To learn about this wonderful ministry, give this a listen.
Cadet 1st Class Mark Clemons, West Point, was Preston's gues to talk about his ongoing experience preparing to be an officer in the United States Army.
Seamus Bruner,, Director of Research at GAI (and author of "Controligarchs") spent time with Preston explaining how your dollars are finding their way to professional protestors like "Klantifa."
The former is, sort of, for parents in Florida and the latter is for students. Anastasios Kamoutsas, Commission of Education for Florida, talked with Preston.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL3) joined Preston for her second visit of November to give us some insight into what got done and what is coming, once again.
Drake Anderson, now owner of Sentinel Fencing, served for five years (plus a couple of games) as the iconic Osceola riding on the back of Renegade at Florida State football games. He handed the spear to Bobby Bowden prior to Coach's final game. He rode in the Rose Bowl during the 2013 National Championship game. A great visit.
Dr Bob McClure, PResident of the James Madison Institute, came in for our monthly sit down to discuss some important issues inside the boundaries of the Sunshine State.
Justin Haskins, VP of Policy at the Heartland Institute, is the force behind StoppingSocialism.com. The website is a must for parents and young people. He shared the utterly horrifying news behind America's shift to socialism.
In our monthly personal defense segment, J.D. Johnson, Talon Training Group, came in to discuss the history and purpose of the 2nd Amendment; how Open Carry is going in Florida; the best thing to know if someone pulls a knife, and some considerations for holiday shopping season.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL.3) joined Preston for another no-holds-barred chat.
You cannot call it a 180, but Bill Gates made a remarkable shift on the hoax of climate change and to talk about it was geologist and author Greg Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition.
Twenty-three years in the Army as a decorated hero and a member of the Special Forces. Jay Collins was a State Senator before being tabbed as Florida's Lt. Governor. But the question everyone wants to know is whether he is teeing up a run to replace term-limited Governor Ron DeSantis? Preston asked.
Preston talked with Ira Schoffel, Managing Editor of WarChant.com, about the recent win by the Noles and what it will take for FSU to be one the elite programs, again.
The answers (yes, plural) came from Florida's Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsos during his lengthy visit with Preston.
Sal Nuzzo, our monthly guest from Consumers Defense, pays very close attention to the legislative happenings inside the Sunshine State. While Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing the elimination of property tax (something our host has been pushing since 2002), members of the GOP in the State House, notably Speaker Danny Perez, are rolling out alternative ideas which would all but destroy the Governor's proposal. The question being ... if you must pay property tax to keep your property do you ever really own it?
It is, singularly, one of the most egregious miscarriages of justice in the history of our nation as the ATF framed this E-6 Navy sailor (set to become a Seal Commander). His story is recalled here with an update from The GunWriter, Lee Williams.
Former State Senator Jay Collins, now Florida's Lt. Governor, joined our host for three segments and covered a wide range of topics.
The author, researcher, historian Tom Clavin is at it, again. This time,."Running Deep" teels the story of the most lethal submarine in WWII, the USS Tang. He joined Preston to discuss the book.
Yes, it's in a bit of a freefall right now, but the Managing Editor at WarChant.com, Ira Schoffel, visited with Preston to discuss the Seminole football program following a third straight loss.
The Vice President of Policy for the Heartland Institute, Justin Haskins, shared his thoughts on the loss of Charlie Kirk, plus the important development in voting in America.
Mat Staver, Liberty Counsel, discussed a pivotal ruling affecting Florida's public schools and the books kids access in libraries.
The Florida Foundation for Correctional Excellence is providing support to the vision of DOC Secretary Ricky Dixon and FFCE's Executive Director, Erica Averion, spent some time with Preston to share the why and the how.
Former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner joined Preston to talk about his fledgling campaign for the Sunshine State's highest elected office.
Dr Bob McClure, President of the James Madison Institute, shared some JMI polling data shedding light on a variety of important topics.
Florida seems determined to try and bring civics and civil discourse back and it starts with students in public education. Florida DOE Commissioner Anastasio Kamoutsos joined Preston to discuss.
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R, FL-3) spent ten-good minutes with Preston with the latest on the shut down.
Ira Schoffel, the Managing Editor of WarChant.com, joined our host to review the loss to Miami and preview the visit by Pitt. They also discussed whether there was any real chance for FSU to make the college football playoff.
Florida's Lt. Governor Jay Collins joined Preston for ten good minutes to discuss why Florida is avoiding the danger being experienced in Oregon, California, and Illinois (to name just a few).The discussion also covered the federal government shutdown.
The Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com and author of "The 50 Things...: books, Jerome Hudson ,joined Preston to talk Charlie, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Bad Bunny (yes, even him).
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, joined Preston to tee up what is happening with lawmakers as the early 2026 session draws ever closer.
Florida's new Lt. Governor, Jay Collins, is a warrior. His bio explains it. His first visit on The Morning Show with Preston Scott touched on some delicate topics. This is worth a listen and, yes, the Lt. Gov. wants to come back on the show.
Florida's District 3 Representative in the U.S. House offered a thoughtful set of reflections on recent events and TurningPoint USA Founder, Charlie Kirk.
There are chatbots using AI to direct kids to suicide. There are chatbots without AI and with guardrails in place to prevent it. The online world is full of dangers for your kids and the odds are you haven't a clue just how dangerous or how sick and twisted predators are who are in the chat rooms and gaming sites. Mike Watkins, CEO of NWF Health Network, weighed-in.
Listeners of The Morning Show with Preston Scott, and the host himself, offered thoughts on what the response ought to be to the assassination of TPUSA Founder, Charlie Kirk.
Dr. Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, popped in for his monthly visit with Preston.
Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute and StoppingSocialism.com, joined Preston to discuss recent Rasmussen polling which is, simply put, horrible.
Paul Renner served in the Navy for 20 years, with two combat deployments. He also served in Florida's legislature, two years as Speaker of The Florida House. Now he wants to be Florida's next governor.
Florida is leading the nation in reducing recidivism and other states are taking notice. There is a reality many struggle with ... more than 20,000 inmates will become returning citizens each year. Will they be prepared for success outside the walls or not? One of many topics discuss with Ricky Dixon, Secretary of The Florida Department of Corrections (BTW: It's called Corrections, not Prisons).
Dr. Ryan Owens would appear to be a bit of an anamoly in today's higher education landscape. He actually believes in teaching and discussing the foundation of America through the lens of history. He is Director, Florida Institute for Governance and Civics and Professor of Political Science at
Florida State University. This was a great visit,.
Charlie Strickland, TalonTraining.com, joined Preston to discuss the tragedy at the Catholic school mass in Minneapolis, plus what are some options for those who won't, or can't, carry a firearm.
This intrigued me. I don't necessarily share the idea that America is about to enter (or has entered) a "golden age," but I am interested in what the Heritage Foundation wants to learn about what you think about our nation. I spoke with Genevieve Wood, a Heritage Foundation spokesperson (she was outstanding). Check it out.
Now a mom, Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL. 3) is more determined than ever to fight for the future of our nation. A great visit.
He and his wife (and three sons) are new to the cast of Mountain Men. Chance Painter joined Preston live from his home in Alaska,
The Gun Writer joined Preston to make the case the ATF has abused its power with deadly consequences.
Dr. Ed Moore spent a couple of weeks in South Africa this summer and he came in to share his experience.
Preston was joined by radio and TV host, best-selling author Mark Levin about his latest book.
Chad Gray is co-founder of JointStrong.com. Keeping it brief ... when you feel surgery is your only option or there is nothing to be done, Chad has some things for you to think about.
Christine Balling, Institute of World Politics, planted some seeds years ago in Colombia (no, not that kind). It appears to have made a significant difference. A good conversation follows.
Preston has long advanced the idea that property tax eliminates the ability of anyone ever truly owning their own home and property. He claims is morally wrong and indefensible. James Madison Institute's President, Dr. Bob McClure, offered his thoughts on the subject.
One of our favorite regular guests, Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institutute, chatted up some meaty topics with our host.
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, caught us up on all things Florida.
Florida State University Director of Athletics, Michael Alford, joined Preston for his annual look at Seminole athletics, as well as an update on facilities, notably, Doak Campbell Stadium.
J.D. Johnson of the Talon Range weighed-in on the news cycle and the lessons it offers on personal safety in and out of the workplace.
Hans is an expert with the Heritage Foundation. We have him on to talk about the court system, the U.S. Constitution, federal election law, and more. In this visit we asked about the most consequential recent rulings by the SCOTUS, upcoming cases, and something called the "shadow docket."
Zack Smith, from the Heritage Foundation, wrote a piece recently where he offered some thoughts about one part of the SBC worth paying attention to ... not all in the audience were happy with his observations. It should be noted, Zack is a member of the Southern Baptist Church.
In the aftermath of a near tragic personal experience, U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (FL-3), crafted legislation to help save a woman's life. She talk about the bill, plus the good, bad, and ugly of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Jerom Hudson makes his living knowing the ins and outs of Hollywood. The Entertainment Editor at Breitbard.com gave Preston his insight into the end of Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.
Greg Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition, checked in on the progress being made fighting the lies and fraud of "Gorebal" warming.
Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation, visited with Preston to discuss the road ahead for the Big Apple if voters elect a socialist Mayor.
Sal Nuzzo, from Consumers Defense, offered a 2025 Legislative Session review with Preston.
Terrfific visit with, perhaps, the foremost expert on the Kennedy family. This is a deep dive into the life of John F. Kennedy, before, during, and after his death.
Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, weighed-in on the Michigan church shooting, as well as other stories in the news and offered some important considerations for your personal safety.
TheGunWriter.Substack.com, Lee Williams, shared the latest on the case of "Tate" Adamiak who, to the shame of ATF, is sitting in prison.
It is always a fun, unpredictable visit when Jerome Hudson picks up the phone to talk with our host.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack joined Preston, even though the last ten days have been hell-on-earth thanks to illiberals.
Dr. Ed Moore stopped by his monthly history lesson as we continued the topic of America at war. This time post WWI and what was happening in the country in the wake of the "Great War."
Dr. James Robbins has an impressive resume, he serves at Dean of Academics at the Institute for Politics. He is an expert in terrorism, national security strategy, political theroy, and military history. It was a great ten-minutes.
Jonathan Huhn, with the Alamo Trust, joined Preston to talk about the history of and the exciting discoveries happening at one of America's venerable sites.
Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, writer & commentator, and co-author of Glenn Beck books, joined Preston to discuss the BBB, who actually ran the White House during the Biden years, and more.
It turns out Miss America isn't ... It could be Miss, Mister, or a gender-identity-to-be-named-later. Kayleigh Bush won the Miss North Florida contest but was stripped of her title by Miss America, Inc. when she refused to sign a document committing her to compete, potentially, against biological males. She joined Preston to share her journey.
The Entertainment Editor with Breitbart.com and the author of "The 50 Things" books, Jerome Hudson called in for his May visit.
Preston chatted with Zack Smith, U of W FL Trustee (from Heritage Foundation) about what he is looking into at the state school.
Well, it is big ... not sure how beautiful the reconcilliation bill may be, so Kent Strang, Americans For Prosperity, joined Preston.
Our Heritage Foundation expert on the Supreme Court broke down expected rulings coming in June.
He's got a book about President Trump's remarkable comeback and the former U.S. House Speaker, Newt Gingrich joined The Morning Show.
Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, offered the final installment of our series on "The Great War" which is now known as World War I.
Too many surgeries are taking place which is why some healthcare insurance providers are requiring true evaluation and rehab before authorizing an operation. Always remember, painters recommending painting, mechanic enginve repairs, and surgeons suggest surgery.
It's what they do.
Chad Gray is co-founder of JointStrong.com and this chat could spare you a ton of needless cost and pain.
Heartland and Rassmussen combined to do some polling and the results left jaws swinging open. Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute weighed-in to explain the numbers.
Jamie Arnold is on the Golden Spikes watch list, which follows the best college baseball players in the country. Scouts consider him the best pitcher in the college ranks and potentially the first or second pick in the upcoming Major League Baseball Draft. But, Jamie is also throwing strikes (literally) to battle Cystic Fibrosis and you can join him to help.
Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, tries to explain what has gone wrong and what needs to happen next.
In our May personal defense segment, Preston discussed the latest tragedy at a university campus. For the second time it took place at Florida State University and Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group had some thoughts.
Being called to serve God on the mission field is just one part of the "journey" to actually serve. Preston talked with Chris and Lacey Ryan about their personal adventure and where God is leading them ... perhaps for the rest of their lives.
We knew Jimmy Patronis as Florida Chief Financial Officer. Now he is a member of Congress and the always outspoken Patronis talked about the beginning of his tenure.
Our host has no clue how Crypto works and he turned to Richard Stern of Heritage Foundation for a crash course.
Jerome Hudson, Entertainment Editor at Breitbard.com, joined Preston for his monthly visit.
The GunWriter, Lee Williams, exposes the lies an ATF "Agent" told which framed a future Navy Seal and placed him behind bards for twenty years. How has this case not found its way to President Trump's desk?
We are discussing America at war in our segments with Dr. Ed Moore. Today, following the Spanish-American War and prior to the Great War ,,, what was happening in America and around the world.
He is a best-selling author and heads up the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Schweizer. Can't miss radio right here.
Being an organ donor is a really important thing to consider, especially when Florida is roughly 50% below its needs. Ron Sachs, Founder of Sachs Media, shared the story of his daughter. Aimee, and the effort to share the importance of signing up.
These are not easy times to serve in Congress. U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (FL 3) got to brag on her Florida Gators before hitting on some very important matters and announcing a very big win for Florida growers.
Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, gave us a breakdown of current controversy surrounding HOPE Florida, plus what is moving in the Sunshine State legislative session.
Dr. Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, made his monthly visit to the show and hit some of the topical subjects in the news.
Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, unpacks and does a little bit of a deep dive on a couple of the issues inside Florida's legislative session.
Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation legal expert, gave us some insight into what territorial courts function and whether they pass the Constitutional smell test.
She's our unabashed, unafraid favorite member of Congress. Kat Cammack joined Preston for her first of two visits this month.
A look at week four of Florida's legislative session with Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense.
Florida State University Director of Athletics, Michael Alford, came in for a lengthy sitdown to discuss the football stadium renovation, all the new amenities, the settlement with the Atlantic Coast Conference, and more.
The author of the "50 Things ..." books and the entertainment editor at Breitbart.com (and former intern on The Morning Show with Preston Scott) talked over the news of the day in and our of Hollywood. Always a terrific chat.
Lee Williams has written over two-hundred articles documenting the abuses of the ATF against Americans. He shares the latest on one of the most egregious examples and more.
Considerations of purchasing a sidearm are discussed with Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group.
This conflict set the stage for a lot of changes in, not just the United States, the world. Dr. Ed Moore gave us a snapshot of the most important details of the war with Spain.
Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, weighed in and offered an overview of what Florida lawmakers are and are not getting done in Tallahassee.
This interview is with Elizabeth Cole, Vice-President of SoloParent.com. The site offers help to single parents trying to navigate the world as one with kids.
She is saving women's sports and the courage required cannot be comprehended. Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines is coming to Florida State and she offered Preston an overview of the current fight to protect girls and women's sports and spaces.
Florida's 3rd Congressional Rep, Kat Cammack, talked us through what is happening inside the halls of Congress.
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, gave a look at what is happening inside the session, plus a check of what is ahead.
The story of Ron Hittle, former Fire Chief of the City of Stockton (California) Fire Department, ought to send chills into your soul. Short version: He was fired for attending a leadership conference held at a church. Not only did he lose his job, he lost two rounds of court battles and the U.S. Supreme Court declined his case. This is a tragedy.
Sal Nuzzo, Consumer's Defense, follows the session like no one else and offered a review of week one and a preview of week two.
Our friend Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, discussed the findings of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and other timely topics with Preston.
J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group answered the question and took the time to do a little teaching about firearms. Some basics everyone should know.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL.3) joined Preston for her first visit of the month and offered some juicy tidbits about what happens during joint sessions when the President gives his address to the nation (oh yeah, and Congress). Kat and Preston also discuss women's "spaces" and the budget.
A complete preview of the most important bills and things you need to know with Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense.
What the ATF has done, and is doing, to citizens of this country is literally a crime. The GunWriter, Lee Williams, details the abuses in the case of Patrick "Tate" Adamiak.
Jesus Rodriguez, a twenty-plus year U.S. Border Patrol Agent (now retired) gave us the inside scoop of what is different and why.
Gifford Briggs, regional director of the American Petroleum Industry, gave us a comprehensive view of the then and now inside oil and gas.
We know this Presidency by his initials, FDR. Franklin Delano Roosevelt won four terms in office, though he did not complete his final term. Today, Dr. Ed Moore offered a look into his presidency to set the stage for future history segments.
Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, offered some thoughts on being more effective and efficient at the range.
The subtitle tells you what you need to know about Preston's guest. "A Reporter Reopens the Unsolved Murders Cases of the Civil Rights Era." Jerry Mitchell, by any definition, is a hero. His dogged reporting brought murders to trial to face justice.
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack spent part of her day with us discussing what the new Department of Goverment Efficiency is finding (hint: NOT efficiency).
Dr. Bob McCLure, President of the James Madison Institute, talked about recent political controversies in the Sunshine State and the start of Trump administration.
Kirk Cameron is best known for his role in "Growing Pains," but he is also a filmmaker, author, and more. He shared his journey and why he is coming to Panama City, Florida in March.
Justin Haskins works with the Heartland Institute where he is a Senior Fellow, he's a prolific writer and researcher, and he is co-author of some Glenn Beck books. He is as astute a guest as we get and he visited with Preston about the first days of the Trump presidency.
Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense sat in with Preston to talk over all the controversy and the early bill filings.
If you have a daughter who wants to play sports, if you have a daughter who ever uses a public restroom or lockerroom, you owe Riley Gaines a debt of gratitude. She has fought to protect women's sports and places since she was subjected (and lost) to a male competing against her in the NCAA Swimming Championships. On the day President Donald Trump signs an Executive Order, Riley joined Preston.
The State of California ran interference and, at the same time, terrorized two people who dare share the truth about Planned Parenthood, that it harvests and sells parts of babies who are aborted. Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel joined Preston to discuss.
She reps Florida's 3rd Congressional District and she is exactly what we need more of in Congress. Rep. Kat Cammack joined Preston and it was a terrific visit.
Dr Ed Moore, our resident historian, offers a glimpse at the newly named Gulf of America throughout time. It's confusing.
The answer to the question is NOT the U.S. Constitution and expert Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation, goes to the history of the 14th Amendment and why President Trump's Executive Order ending the practice of birthright citizenship will likely be upheld.
Listeners know, Preston does not often mess around with writers of fiction. While he loved "Jaws," for the most part his library is filled with non-fiction and that is his preferred guest on TMS. Buddy Levy has written an account of one of the most incredible rescues in history and the story surrounding it is a made-for-the-theater saga. Check out the visit.
Always a hoot to have on the air, Entertainment Editor at Brietbart.com, Jerome Hudson made his first appearance of the new year and he had plenty to offer on the topics of the week.
In our personal defense segment with J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group, we took some email questions and kicked around some fundamentals of firearms and their use.
While we are a litte over a month away, it's never too early to talk about the things which will impact Florida. Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, came in to discuss.
Before taking office, one could argue that Donald Trump is, in many respects, the de facto President of the United States. Preston talked with former U.S. Ambassador Francis Rooney about the Trump Effect.
The first thing Joe Biden did after being installed as President was killed the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Now, as his days are ending, he continues efforts to dismantle our fossil fuel options.
Dr Bob McClure, President of the James Madison Institue, covered a lot of ground in this visit.
Now that we have U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack on twice a month, we can state we have not one, but two "Kat calls" each month. Enjoy one of the most candid members of Congress.
Ira Schoffel of Warchant.com brought some insight to the quick changes at Florida State football, plus what is known about a lawsuit filed against FSU men's basketball coach Leonard Hamilton by six former players.
Lee Williams, TheGunWriter.Substack.com, joined me to cover the things he has been writing about related to the 2nd Amendment (which protects, literally, the rest).
Dr. Ed Moore, our reisdnet historian, begins a two-part series on the 1880s in America.
Ray Rodrigues, State University Chancellor, offered a list of reasons why higher ed in the Sunshine State offers students the best option, literally, of any state in the nation.
One of the deep thinkers in American, Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute, weighed in on the election results from a national perspective. The question a lot of people are asking is, "Will it matter?"
If you didn't know it Rep Kat Cammack R-FL 3 is a bonafide conservative who does not like shadows and darkness. Consider this quick visit a massive dose of sunlight illuminating the filth inside the beltway.
Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, is our State of Florida go-to for insight and post-election he offered a great analysis of what election day meant to the Sunshine State.
Florida Governor Ron DeSants joined Preston for a visit on the day before the general election to offer his confidence level on the election itself, Florida's constitutional amendments, and more.
Col. Gary Howze. Florida Highway Patrol, offered some thoughts on Amendment 3. It makes sense because the Troopers on our roadways wil be dealing with the consequences if this passes ... and so will you.
Much will be decided on (or around ... maybe) November 5th (I see you Pennsylvania).
Sal Nuzz of Consumers Defense came in to layout all of the issues on the ballot and what will be decided.
I do not solicit interviews with judicial candidates. The reason? Rules prohibit them from saying much of anything because they have to be impartial and rule based on the law as written and evidence as presented. Historically, I found those sit downs to be problematic. However, Robert Churchill reached out to the show and asked. Doing a show visit was a "No;" a podcast sitdown made more sense. So here you go ... as always, no edits. This is our conversation.
Is there any downside? The answer is, "No" and Preston discussed it with Patrick Chapin, CEO/President of the Bay County Chamber of Commerce.
He is one of Preston's favorites, NYT's Best-Selling Authors, Tom Clavin. Tom has written, once again, about the wild west, this time chronicling some of the most iconic names and places. Join them for a trip back in time and visit "Bandit Heaven - The Hole-In-The-Wall Gans and The Final Chapter of The Wild West." Don't miss out Tom's previous works.
He is running for re-election and Florida State Senator Corey Simon (longtime friend) stopped by to chat about the most important issues facing the people of Florida's District 3.
Whether it's a church or synagogue service, perhaps a meeting of the loca civic organization there are things to consider. This month Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, returned to The Morning Show and visited with Preston on some important lessons to learn as well as ways to properly train.
Preston had concerns about the claimed wind ferocity of Hurricane Helene (and subsequently Milton) and a report from the National Weather Service proved his concerns to be valid and on-target. Scott Beekin, the Beeline Blogger, released an in-depth report on the subject of hurriacnes and what the record tells us.
Dr Bob McClure of the James Madison Institute visited with Preston and offered some fascinating insights.
Preston's visit with Justin Haskins outlines the most important considerations for voting in the general election.
J.D. Johnson, of the Talon Training Group, offered some thoughts on several stories in the hews.
Members of Florida's 3rd Congressional District have a good one with Rep, Kat Cammack. Sad that our visit with her had to follow another storm smacking the region.
In case you were aware, the November 5th general election is going to determine a lot. Mostly, whether we have a country going forward. I asked Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute to offer some insight into what matters most and why.
Preston is a fan, unabashedly so, of the band Mercy Me. The guys are coming to town on October 11th at the Tucker Center (Preston might have been first to buy seats) and he got the chance to visit with guitarist, vocalist Mike Scheuchzer (we dare you to try pronouncing it). He's on Instagram and X. It was a great visit and we think you will enjoy this insight into one of the most popular bands in the world of contemporary Christian music.
The answer to the question is that this is Florida State. A team which should have played for a national title last season. Yeah, it lost some key (and great) players, but it's the same coaching staff and ... well, darn it, it's FSU. The team is back, right? Well, clearly there are issues and we discussed those remaining topics and some lingering questions with Ira Schoffel of Warchant.com.
Danny Francis works with one of Preston's clients, At Ease Tree Service. His life story, thus far, is a testimony of the grace of God.
J.D. Johnson.,Talon Training Group, came in-studio. Preston hit him with a couple of news stories and got J.D.'s reaction, then transitioned to how aging citizens can better protect themselves. He also touched on some training tips and addressed the topic of maintaining your firearms, notably your handguns.
Dr Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, visited with Preston in-studio and talked about how impactful your vote will be, one way or the other, this November.
Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, dug his way out of the many rabbit holes he goes down to discuss Florida and it's remarkable growth from territory to present and some of the elections oddities along the way.
Ira Schoffel of WarChant.com joined Preston and tried to unpack what has gone wrong and why with FSU football.
Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins University, managed to NOT get cancelled during COVID. He is so respected, he was left alone and survived despite being a contrarian. He is warning of the dangers of not just mmart phones in the hands of kids, but the state of medicine in general. This was a terrific chat.
I am betting you might come up with one, but I doubt you can name the three biggest issues which wil dramatically shape this country. I visited with one of the most informed, well-researched, minds in America, Justin Haskins of the Heartland Insitute and challenged him to identify the trio.
The Managing Editor of Warchant.com, Ira Schoffel, joined Preston for a look back at the 0-and-2 start for the once 10th ranked FSU football team and offered some thoughts on what has gone wrong and what the rest of the season may look like.
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, explained how ESG is impacting your life right now and ways to push back (trust us... you need to push back). It is impacting your wallter now and in the future.
OK, we mixed in some talk about being confronted by a bear, but I spent the bulk of my time together with J.D. Johnson, Talon Training Group, talking about stories in the news of late and what they can teach us. We also offered some practical advice you can take to the range to be better prepared for "what if" situations.
How does one red pill themselves? That's the story and journey of Owen Girard, a young man who was an all-in Bernie Sanders supporter and now a fully embracing conservative. He visited with Preston and explained how it all, yes all, happened.
The Gunwriter, Lee Williams, joined Preston to talk what we know, and more frightening what we don't, about a Kamala Harris-Tim Walz administration and the danger it presents to our Constitution. Also discussed was the beatdown the ATF took at the hands of the Supreme Court of The United States.
Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, offers a jump in the wayback machine to consider the long history of political conventions and some oddities in America's electoral past.
James Carafano, Counselor to The President of Heritage Foundation, and a twenty-five year veteran of the U.S. Army offered some insight on recruiting and why it's lagging behind goals, Plus, is that reality place our nation in the crosshairs of our enemies?
Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, gave us a quick overview of things you might want on your radar if you live inside the Sunshine State borders.
His resume is remarkable ... Admiral U.S. Navy, Navy SEAL, served two Presidents, and now, author of a book called "The Gouge." Admiral Bob Harward visited with Preston while traveling through Ukraine to Poland. The connect was amazingly good, the conversation was better.
Jerome Hudson's monthly visits are high water marks for listeners of The Morning Show and his recent chat with Preston did not disappoint.
Michael Alford, Florida State University Vice-President and Director of Athletics, came in for a lengthy chat with Preston. Topics included a look at the '23-'24 sports year, the change in college athletics with the transfer portal and NIL, renovations at Doak Campbell Stadium, and the future with or without the ACC.
Preston visited with Jesus Rodriguez, for more than two decades served as a U.S. Boarder Patrol Agent. Jesus is will well connected with our Border Patrol Agents and offered his unique perspective to what is, and likely will be, happening at our border with Mexico.
Ira Schoffel, Managing Editor of Warchant.com, was in Charlotte covering the annual preseason ACC football media event and joined us to discuss all things Florida State.
Charlie Strickland, Co-Founder of The Talon Training Group, offered his expert analysis of the July 13 shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania. The attempt on former President Donald Trump injured the President, wounded others, and killed a man protecting his family. Charlie offered his personal experiences as a sniper for former Presidents, Governors, along with insights into the events on July 13 and much more. A compelling conversation.
The press has totally misrepresented Donald Trump's reaction to Project 2025 (shocker) and the Dems are hell-bent to twist it by lying over and over about it. So, what is Project 2025? Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation talked it over.
Wife ranging discussion with the President of the James Madison Institute, Dr. Bob McClure.
US Sen Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) joined Preston to discuss a bill he sponsored with U.S. Mike Lee. The SAVE Act, to keep people who are unlawfully in our nation from voting.
The GunWriter, Lee Williams, with the latest on the killing of an airport executive in North Little Rock, Arkansas by ATF Agents, plus more topics worthy of your attention (especially if you care at all about the 2nd Amendment).
One of the best visits anytime he joins Preston. Author of "The 50 Things They Don't Want You To Know" books and Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com (and yes, former intern on TMS w/ Preston Scott), Jerome Hudson offered us fifteen rerally good minutes.
U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (FL-3) weighed in all the stories in, and out, of the news.
Brandon Fugal offered Preston a glimpse into th backstory to "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch." The near term history of the property, why he bought it, and what caused him to go from "skeptic to experiencer." This is a dynamite good ten-minutes. Don't forget, "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch" can be seen Tuesdays at 9/8CT on The History Channel.
Hey, we're here to help. For our students, summer is a mixed bag. They get a break, but often their brains turn to much. Enter Professor Michael Ermann (VaTech) and the Olive Book SAT Prep, plus some tips on helping the youngsters keep their melons fresh.
Preston's visit with Leon County Schools Superintendent of Education Candidate Joe Burgess.
Preston's visit with Tallahassee Seat 1 City Commission Candidate Louis DIlbert. SItting Commissioner Jacqueline "Jack" Porter chose to not accept an invitation for an interview.
Preston's visit with Dr. Isaac Montilla, Candidate Leon County Commissioner, District 4.
Preston's visit with Leon County School Board Member District 4 Laurie Cox. Candidate Jeremy Rogers was given multiple opportunities to schedule an interview, but was unable to schedule one.
Preston's visit with Tallahassee Seat 1 City Commission Candidate Rudy Ferguson. Sitting Commissioner Jacqueline "Jack" Porter declined the invitation to sit down for a conversation.
President of the James Madison Institute, Dr. Bob McClure made his June visit to chat with Preston to talk about the think tank and Florida's recent session.
Beeline Blogger Scott Beekin crunched some numbers and offered analysis of what has happened at our southern border.
Professor James Hunter's book, "Democracy & Solidairty" takes a shot at look at, not the symptoms, but the causes of the politial chasm in America, then explores any possible solutions. Interesting visit with the Professor.
Our friend, Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute explained something virtually no one is aware of which has the capacity to destory our nation ... and you.
Some how, some way ... each season on the History Channel series, "Alone" one person outlasts the rest. Alan Tenta was the season 10 winner and Alan woke up early and joined Preston for a conversation about how he made it on the show, his most challenging moment where he almost "tapped out" and, of course, the "10 items."
Dan Hampton, Lt. Col. (Ret.) USAF, is a NYT best-selling author and his latest book "Vanishing Act." If you love WWII history, with the added element of mystery ... this is your interview.
Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, joined Preston for his monthly visit discussing the legislative affairs of the Sunshine State. They talked over the status of the budget (on the clock), as well as a Governor's veto, and some ideas of on future legislation.
Karmela Waldman and her son, Emmy award winning journalist Joel Waldman, are the duo which make up the podcast, YouTube Channel, website, and now book "Surviving The Survivor."
While Karm would be quick to announce she is more than a survivor of the holocaust, those experiences are fundamental to her life and what has turned into a successful and popular online presence with her son. This is a great sit down.
Joel Griffith, Heritage Foundation, has a long history and expertise in the U.S. economy. He is also a student of the origination and purpose of the Federal Reserve. However, few understand it and its role which is why we are discussing, especially in light of growing calls to disband it. .
LCSO confirmed they arrested Charles Patrick Johnson. He is charged with two counts of retail theft and one count of first-degree arson.
Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation, offered his considerable insight into the "conviction" of President Donald Trump and the alarming shift which has come, and is coming, to the judicial system.
The GunWriter, Lee Williams, talked about the controversial ATF tactics which led to tragedy in a Little Rock, Arkansas suburb, plus some other issues impacting the 2nd Amendment.
Our monthly visit with Breitbart.com Entertainment Editor, Jerome Hudson, is always a fun chat. Preston and Jerome eventually got around to Disney head Bob Iger's decision to rescue the Marvel movie series.
The Euros, once proud jumpers off the cliff of "Gorebal Warming," are now sounding a retreat. Germany is among the leaders and Preston discussed it with Craig Rucker, Co-Founder of C-FACT.
Jimmy Patronis, Florida CFO, joined Preston to offer sage advice to those in the recovery phase after last week's storm, plus some "to dos" for the upcoming hurricane season.
We may not have gotten over the target, but a good conversation was had with Rob Bluey, Executive Editor of the Daily Signal.
In his monthly visit, Charlie Strickland discussed a couple of stories from the news which are full of lessons, and sadly some tragedy. He also tells a story not many have ever heard about his days on the campus of Florida State.
Florida's former Governor, now U.S. Senator, Rick Scott used to be a fixture on Preston's show. He's coming back around and covered a lot of ground in this visit. But how he started goes down as one of the best openins ever!
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) visited with Preston and covered some fascinating ground. She explained her vote for the anti-semetism bill, as well as the truth behind how corrupt things have gotten inside the GOP when it comes to fund raising by lawmakers.
Author Tom Clavin has co-authored another book with Bob Drury, "Throne of Grace." It's the story of Jedediah Smith and his adventurous trips to the west during the era of Manifest Destiny.
David WIlliams, BookDavidWilliams.com, is successful, but he worked for it. His story is worth hearing and his wisdom worth heeding. Give it a listen because it change your tragectory.
Jerome Hudson (Breitbard Entertainment Editor, author, "50 Things" books) joined Preston for an always good conversation.
TheGunwriter.Substack.com is the home of Lee Williams. He is "the gun writer." Each month we discuss the stories in the news which have, or will have, the greatest impact on your 2nd Amendment rights. Today we discussed developments in the unthinkable raid on an Arkansas professional who was shot and killed during an improper (and unrecorded) raid and the story of a software developer and gunsmith hobbyist who is facing ten-to-eighteen years in one of the lates New York attacks on civil liberties.
Time for a little "Moore History" with Dr. Ed Moore. Our topic this year is "explorers and pioneers." To appease Ed's penchant for chasing rabbits down holes we decided to "explore" the history of Florida's cabinet. The people and the structure. Good stuff.
U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R- FL 3) joined Preston to talk about the votes which will send even more money to Ukraine (and elsewhere), but still nothing to deal with the southern US border with Mexico.
Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, covered a lot of ground with Preston as they discussed the football spring session, the state of Doak Campbell Stadium, plus baseball and men's basketball.
News outlets declared the James Madison Institute (JMI) the winner of Florida's 2024 legislative session. Bit is that good or bad news for you and me? We had the President of JMI, Dr. Bob McClure, come in and discuss.
Sal Nuzzo, with Consumers Defense, went deep on a few topics, snapshot on others as we talked over the consequential happenings.
A tough topic with not easy solution, but we took a shot at it with Dean Clancy, a healthcare policy expert with Americans for Prosperity.
Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, sat in for our personal defense segment as we pull stories from the news and try learn what we can.
JD Johnson, Talon Training Group, discussed what you should be thinking about, in advance, if you find yourself in these situations.
Rich Marianos, a former Assistant Director of ATF, came on the program to offer his view of HB 1007. It passed the legislature and is awaiting Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' signature or veto. It deals with vaping products being sold in American and the majority come from China.
Was it something they ate? Did the feminist lobby get to them? How did four men take leave of, not just their senses, their judicial reasoning and education to make such a horrific ruling and allow the abortion at-any-time amendment on the 2024 Florida ballot? Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel weighed-in.
By every definition an invasion of our nation is underway. Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, visited with Preston to discuss the ramifications of what is happening and what, if anything can be done about it and by whom.
Rep. Paul Renner. Florida's Speaker of The House, talked about the recent session and rulings from the State Supreme Court.
Kids need their dads or, at least, someone willing to speak into their life. That is what All Pro Dads is all about. Chapters are in schools across the countrry. In Tallahassee, there is a specific need and Bo Walker from Generations Church heads up APD in a couple of schools.
Bob Harig is a very accomplished writer and author of the game of golf. Five years after an improbable come back at one of golf's majors, The Masters, Harig looks at what made it possible for Tiger Woods to overcome adversity - personal, physical, and professional - to ascend to the top and put on another green jacket in 2019.
The Entertainment Editor with one of the most popular and read news sites in the world, Jerome Hudson, came back to his old stomping grounds (via phone) to visit with Preston and talk over some of the big stories.
A former U.S. Border Patrol agent (more than twenty years) is still in touch with what is happening at our southern border. He lives close enough to it to feel the effects daily. He woke up at 5:00 AM local time to speak to Preston live on the program.
Dr Ed Moore, our resident historian, offered a look at American immigration and explains how we got where we are.
Scott Beekin, founder of the BeeLine blog, is a data hound. It's what he uses to inform his blogs which you can find here. In our first visit, Scott shared what the numbers say about who pays what in our country. If you want the facts, this is your listen. He will be a frequent guest.
Rachel Greszler, from the Heritage Foundation, used her considerable expertise and research to explain what we are all facing due to the Congressional mismanagement of Social Security over the generations.
Sal Nuzzo, now Executive Director of Consumers Defense, dished on the session, what happened and what didn't.
All we can tell you is that this is one of the most important "Conversations" we have ever had on The Morning Show with Preston Scott. It does not matter which side of the aisle you are on, if you are on one at all. China's efforts to take this country without firing a shot are refined, overt and covert, and underway. Please listen and share.
The title of this podcast has a little rhyme to it, but it's a serious question. The "What if ..." scenarios are all over the place. It's where preparing meets prepping head-on. There is a venn diagram component to it and today, in part one of our two-part series, we discussed it all from the perspective of J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group.
The good U.S. Senator from Alabama, Coach Tommy Tubberville, made a return visit to the program to visit with Preston. They covered a lot of ground in ten-minutes!
Daniel Cochrane, the Daily Signal, has a well laid out argument for the passage of Florida HB1 which was designed to protect minors from social media platforms. You read that correclty, protect from. It cannot be argued that social media is harming kids, the issue is how to best address it.
Our first visit in the new year with one of our favs, U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-3) and, as always, she did not disappoint. A candid appraisal of things inside the Beltway.
What's happened? Which bills are dead, which are barely breathing, which could still make it to the Governor's desk? Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, answers all those questions and more.
The intrepid Entertainment Editor for Breitbart.com, Jerome Hudson, joined Preston to talk over a wide range of topics, but zeroed in on China's danger to America.
Florida U.S. Senator Rick Scott was back on the show with Preston for the first time since serving as Governor and we discussed the upcoming government budget deadline, the invasion on the southern border, and the malaise plaguging the GOP.
Weeks six and seven of the legislative session in Florida are behind us and Sal Nuzzo, James Madison Institute, offered a recap and a look ahead to the final days.
The Gunwriter, Lee Williams, made his monthly appearance and discussed some of the biggest issues on the 2nd Amendment and firearms in general.
Dr Ed Moore, our resident historian, offers a look into Florida's past. Plus, Dr. Moore is working on a book detailing Florida's historic Capitol building. If you, or your mom, dad, uncle, etc., ever worked there he wants to hear from you. You can reach him at EdHMoore@gmail.com.
Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, joined us and we covered a lot of ground in our personal defense segment.
We are past the halfway mark and Sal Nuzzo, James Madison Institute, gave a look at what happened and will be happening in the upcoming sixth week.
Mat Staver, Founder & Chairman of the Liberty Counsel, joined a member of Florida ttorney General Ashley Moody's staff (where was the AG?) to argue whether the abortion amendment is properly written to fit the requirements of appearance on the 2024 ballot in Florida. The session before the court was not about the merits of the potential amendment, but about it's ballot summary and wording. Preston asked Mat about the arguments and got into the actual one-hour limit placed on the bill sponsors and opponents.
We talked over a lot of topics with J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group in this edition of "Personal Defense."
Craig Rucker is President of the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow. He describes the group as a free-market version of Greenpeace. He points out the Biden energy plan for wind power along the eastern seaboard is failing, and badly.
Mat Staver, Founder & Chariman of Liberty Counsel, will make the argument before the Florida State Supreme Court Wednesday at 9:00 AM. Listen to the absurd, expansive language of this amendment. It needs to not see the ballot printing press.
Florida House Speaker Rep Paul Renner (R-D.19) joined the show to discuss HB1 (the Speaker's top priority) as well as a lot of other legislative issues. A good visit covering much ground.
Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, gave us a week four recap, a look to week five, and what Gov. Ron DeSantis has been up to as well. It's the best 2024 legislative session overview you'll find anywhere.
Florida's Chief Financial Officer, Jimmy Patronis, is a plain talking, straight shooting kind of guy. It makes for a perfect guest. He and Preston discussed his job, ESG, and the NCAA vs. Florida State University.
Lee Williams is known as The Gun Writer (TheGunWriter.Substack.Com) and he follows, investigates, and reports on all things 2nd Amendment. Preston believes it is the Amendment which the Founders put in place to protect the rest of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. Lee shared the unthinkable attempt underway to call virtually any training with a firearm illegal.
The distinction, because prisons are part of corrections, matters and Preston enjoyed an extended visit with Florida Secretary of Corrections Ricky Dixon to talk about what has happened in the last year, what he and his team hope to accomplish this year, plus a little vision casting.
Many are concerned, maybe alarmed, at recent rulings, case refusals, and proceedings from the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS). Hans von Spakovsky, a constitutional expert from Heritage Foundation, discussed the controversy including Texas vs. Biden.
Preston hates, repeat hates, the subject of Taylor Swift, he loathes discussing or talking about her at all. That said, it appears she has the ability to move the needle for illiberals if she chooses to do so. But, is there a counter strategy? To use her own words and statements against her?
Jesus Rodriguez, a former US Border Patrol Agent for more than two decades, is still connected. He lives in the region, he knows the current agents and, more importantly, knows what happens and why.
He offered a current analysis of the invasion which is underway.
Sal Nuzzo, JMI, offers a snapshot of week three of the session and a look ahead to week four. What YOU need to know is here.
Robin Hassler-Thompson, Survive & Thrive Advocacy Center, discussed the massive, under reported problem of human trafficking. She talked about how kids are picked off (and it's usually insider social media or video games, not the panel van in a parking lot). Give this a listen.
Robert Herjavec, of Shark Tank, will join fellow Shark Barbara Corcoran at the Power Forward Speaker Series event at Ruby Diamond on Tuesday, January 30th. But first, Robert visited with Preston for an interesting and insightful visit. You can get your tickets to the event here.
Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy for the James Madison Institute, broke down the week that was and the week which is to come.
Greg Wrightstone, author of the new book Convenient Warming, believes the earth is warming. Of course, his view is looking at a three-hundred yeard window of time and has nothing to do with mankind. We talked about his newest book and how any modest warming is natural and beneficial to you, me, and the rest of the planet.
Last month, Justin Haskins (Heartland Institute) broke the news on the show with Preston that his survey with Rassmussen, revealed 1-in-5 Americans engaged in mail-in voting fraud during the 2020 election. It is a staggering number. Nationally, that is roughly 13 million votes. Florida State Senator Sen Blaise Ingoglia (R-District 11) has introduced a bill to dramatically limit mail-in voting in the Sunshine State. The Senator and Preston discussed.
Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group joined Preston for his first visit of the new year and they discussed the ammo supply, how often you should clean your firearms, the best way to carry inside your vehicle, and other topics.
Keeping you informed, Sal Nuzzo, Vice-President of Policy with the James Madison Institute, shared what happened in the first week of the Florida legislative session and what is coming this week.
In the new year we will discuss "American Explorers and Pioneers" and today, Dr. Ed Moore, enlightens us and separates fact from myth on the founding of Florida's capital of Tallahassee.
In December, Justin Haskins, (Heartland Institute, co-author with Glenn Beck) broke the resulrs of a new poll he wrote the questions for and was used by Rassmussen. The results were stunning. We recapped the polling data and the reaction, plus looked ahead to the likely 2024 race for the White House.
Sal Nuzzo, James Madison Institute and our resident analyst, joined Preston to preview the 2024 session and highlight what is most important for Sunshine State residents to know.
Ira Schoffel joined Preston to talk about the tough night at the Orange Bowl for Florida State, plus the future of the team and the sport.
In this extended edition of "Moore History," Dr Ed Moore takes us back to pre-WWII Germany and how Adolph Hitler came to power and why? Are we seeing similar seeds of another potential holocaust?
He is the Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com and the author of the "50 Things ..." books, Jerome Hudson. For his December visit he got going and eventually shared a passionate plea for a Christmas gift. This was an epic visit.
When asked, 1-in-5 Americans who voted in 2020 admitted to committing voter fraud. They just likely did not know it was a violation of federal election law. Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute, revealed the results of a brand new poll and it settles the question of likely voter fraud in the last Presidential election. The numbers indicate millions of fraudulent ballots were cast. This is a big story.
As no one else can, Sal Nuzzo, Vice-President of Policy at the James Madison Institute, gave us a snapshot look at what is coming our way in the upcoming session.
It's called CIRDC. Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex, and it is potentially fatal to your dog. It has been primarily in the west and northeast parts of our country, but it has spread and is in north Florida now. We had Dr. Steve Steverson of the Bradfordville Animal Hospital on to discuss the symptoms and what you need to do in response.
The calls kept coming, which is why on a fifth Wednesday Preston is joined by one of the Talon boys (this week J.D. Johnson) to talk guns, ammo, personal defense, and training.
What used to be judged on the field - may the best team win - is now, not so much a beauty contest. but a what do the bookies in Vegas say selection process. Inexplicably, defying all logic and precedent, the unbeaten Florida State Seminoles (one of only three Power-Five conference teams to go unbeaten) have been left out. Preston talked with WarChant.com Managing Editor Ira Schoffel.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tubberville (R-Alabama) joined Preston for a first-time visit. He explained hwo the DoD is violating the law using taxpayer money to fund abortions, the challenges of our lack of border enforcement, and the realities of our financial status (we're broke).
Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, chatted with Preston about the FSU- Florida game and the upcoming ACC title game and the importance (or lack-thereof) of importance in impressing the playoff committee.
Seamus Bruner answers the question and the answer comes in many deep and troubling parts inside the book, "Controligarchs." Bruner works as the director of research for the Government Accountability Institute (GAI - think Peter Schweizer). Must listen, must buy the book.
Not only did Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy at James Madison Institute, fill us in on the results of the recent State special session, but we also discussed Gov. Ron DeSantis, and the upcoming 2024 Session.
In our November visit on Myths and Scandals, Dr. Ed Moore, our resident historian, talks about the origins and history of impeachment proceedings.
Author Justin Haskins, with the Heartland Institute and StoppingSocialism.com, joined us for his monthly visit. Plenty of meat on the bone to chew on in November.
Max Marshall did not plan on writing a book. When he visited the College of Charleston he thought he was going to write a story about a frat-based drug ring. The story was much larger and the book is the result.
He's one of our favorite authors, Tom Clavin. A New York Times best seller and he joined Preston to talk over his newest book, "The Last Outlaws."
Mat Staver, Liberty Counsel, updated Preston on the Sandra Merritt case. She, an undercover journalist, has been unjustly prosecuted for catching Planned Parenthood admitting to violating the law (let alone butchering babies inside the womb in unspeakable ways for profit) by altering how an abortion was done to harvest baby organs for profit.
Francisco Gonzalez, author of The American Dream Is A Terrible To Waste, shared insight into how to keep the dream alive. Fascinating visit.
Carl Steinbeck, from the YouTube channel Jury Trial Mentor (and seasoned prosecutor and public defender), offered his thoughts as the jury took just over three hours to convict Charlie Adelson of murder in the death of his former brother-in-law, Dan Markel.
WarChant.com's Ira Schoffel recapped the FSU-Pitt football game and looked ahead to Miami and the rest of the season.
Did Charlie Adelson help himself during his direct examination? Our expert, Carl Steinbeck (former prosecutor/criminal defense attorney) offered his analysis of the only play the defense could make, putting the accused on the stand.
The State of Florida systematically dismantled the defense's opening contention that Charlie Adelson was extorted by the murderers of Dan Markel. Adelson, the former brother-in-law, is suspected of being one of the key masterminds of the plan to kill Markel over the custody of Markel's two sons. The evidence presented on day five of the trial was overwhelming against Adelson.
J.D. Johnson, of the Talon Training Group, weighs in on news items which offer lessons on our personal safety. Plus, the things you should and should not do if you are considering a firearm for a gift this holiday season.
Carl Steinbeck, former prosecutor and public defender, analyzes the growing amount of evidence against Charlie Adelson in the murder of his former brother-in-law, Dan Markel.
Former prosecutor and criminal public defense attorney, Carl Steinbeck, offered his considerable expertise to the testimony during a huge third day in the trial of the former brother-in-law of Dan Markel, Charlie Adelson. Will there be charges forthcoming of Wendi Adelson (ex-wife of Dan Markel) and Donna Adelson (Wendi and Charlie's mother)?
Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation, talked about some fuzzy Fall rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Carl Steinbeck, a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, discusses the memorable moments from day two of the trial.
Karen Cyphers, reporter for Florida Politics and friend of the Markel family, joined us to discuss the opening day of the trial of Charlie Adleson who is accused of being part of a murder-for-hire of his former brother-in-law,FSU Law Professor Dan Markel.
Lee Williams, The GunWriter, discussed some topical news stories including the recent mass shooting, plus trouble for ATF and more.
Former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney Carl Steinbeck talks over the jury selection as the trial of Charlie Adelson begins in the murder of former FSU law professor Dan Markel in July 2014.
Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy with the James Madison Institute, talked over the debacle for Republicans in the U.S. House, what Gov. Ron DeSantis has been up to, plus a look at what is stirring in the build-up to the 2024 legislative session.
Alex Marlow, Editor of Brietbart News and author of the book "Breaking Biden" joined Preston to lay out the answer to the question: Is Joe Biden a puppet or a master manipulator?
In our monthly visit, Justin Haskins (prolific writer, researcher) with the Heartland Institute, discussed a wide range of topics including troubling, and historic, data in our economy right now. We also discussed the crashing EV marketplace and the real cause of wildfires (hint: not climate change).
Ira Schoffel, managing of WarChant.com, joined Preston to talk over the Seminoles latest win and took a look ahead to Top-20 Duke coming to town.
The latest documentary from Dineshg D'Souza, "Police State" is a troubling portrait of our nation as it sits. As the name implies, America is becoming one and the film documents (from verified events in the news) what is happening.
Dakota Wood, Heritage Foundation, offered a sobering look at the Israeli-Hamas War - the background, the realities, and the likely road ahead.
Ira Schoffel, of WarChant.com, joined PReston to talk about the win over the Hokies and the room left to get better as the seaon moves to the halfway mark with Syracuse coming to town.
Brandon Straka was a liberal Democrat. The key word there is in italics ... and his started started a movement. The Walkaway Campaign. His story is worth hearing and an upcoming event is worth attending.
Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com. gave us an update of the FSU football bye week and what the look forward to as Virginia Tech comes to town.
US Rep Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) updated us on the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, then went off on the spending bill which was refused by "conservatives" in the U.S. House. This was a gloves off segment with one of our favorite guests. Must listen to the end of this visit.
Zack Smith, legal expert at the Heritage Foundation, offered a terrific glimpse at the cases the U.S. Supreme Court will begin hearing on October 2nd.
What is Gov. Ron DeSantis up to (beside running for President) and what are lawmakers thinking about as committee weeks ramp up? Sal Nuzzo of the James Madison Institute catches us up.
Peter Schweizer, NYT best-selling author uncovered the "schemes" of Joe Biden long before anyone else and recently posted on "X" an interesting fact about the bribery statutes in U.S. code. We talked about it and much more in a content packed ten minutes.
We caught up with Jesus Rodriguez, former US Border Patrol Agent, for an update on what is happening and why on our southern border. The news is not good.
How do myths become "facts" of history? After all, they are myths. Dr. Ed Moore, in our Moore History segment, discusses some common historical myths which are untrue.
In our Personal Defense segment we discussed stories from the news which can, and should, affect your decisions regarding personal defense. These segments can literally save your life if you pay attention.
Callers joined Preston in sharing "life hacks" using WD-40, long considered an essential in every man's tool chest.
Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation, offered an election integrity update. Are we going to have a "clean" election in 2024 or will unsavory forces once again bring about enough fraud to cause questions about an outcome?
Florida's Attorney General Ashley Moody joined Preston to share ways to avoid being scammed in the wake of Hurricane Idalia or any storm in the future.
The season is here and it's time to talk FSU football with the Managing Editor of WarChant.com.
The Gun Writer, Lee Williams, joined the show to talk about the latest on gun rights in America. Remember, all the amendments hinge on the strength of the 2nd Amendment.
She's from Monticello, Florida and is now the USGA Women's Amatuer Golf Champion. Megan Schofill joined Preston to discuss the historic nature of her accomplishment and what's next.
We know debating has been part of humanity since the garden, but what about political debates? Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, took advantage of the first GOP Presidential primary debate to go back and look for some answers.
Jerome Hudson, Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com (and former intern on The Morning Show with Preston Scott) joined us to talk about the fall of iconic brands and what they all have in common.
Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, discussed some stories in the news and what we can learn to better be prepared for whatever situation is tossed our way. The fact is, few men and women want to be law enforcement officers which means a greater need for you and I to be prepared for the "what ifs" which could come our way.
There are a lot of reasons why Florida, like all states, have a teacher shortage. But the Florida Education Association is suggesting teachers are leaving because of things like the Parental Rights in Education law and tightening down on sketchy curriculum. If any teachers are leaving for those reasons, we want them gone, but Florida's Commissioner of Education explains what the real lay of the land is in the Sunshine State.
Do teachers know they don't have to be a member of a union where overpriced dues are used to engage in nonstop political activism? Do they know about the Professional Educators Networkf of Florida?
Erik Dellenback spearheads Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' Faith & Community Initiative. It was an interesting conversation highlighting the correct perspective on how faith and government are to work together.
This story, one would think, is from a television show and, if it were, it would take a season to tell it. This is the story of a suicide bomber, her child miraculously surviving the blast, and the effort to keep this child, now four years old, with the only parents she has ever known ... her adoptive parents. Jonathan Mast shares the story of his brother, USMC JAG Officer Joshua Mast, wife Stephanie, and their fight to keep Baby Doe.
Our guest, Justin Haskins, author and columnist with the Heartland Institute, weighed in on his latest book with LGenn Beck, "Dark Future" as well as the crazy claims by illiberals on the recent heat wave.
Preston turned to Ira Schoffel, managing editor of WarChant.com to plow through the fact and fiction to figure out what is exactly going on with Florida State's potential exit from the Atlantic Coast Conference.
This visit with J.D. Johnson, of the Talon Training Group, could save your kid's life and keep you out of trouble if your car is ever stolen.
One and done basketball player at Florida State University who was 6th pick in the 1st round of the 2017 NBA draft for the Orlando Magic. Jonthan talked about what drew him to FSU, the challenges of the NBA life, and his subsequent surrender to God. Now, Isaac is taking on more than the woke culture (he stood for the National Anthem while all others knelt), he is facing off against sports shoe and apparel giants with his own brand, UNITUS.
It's why we love her, even if we do not agree with every vote, we agree with 99% of them. U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL.3) joined us to discuss gender surgery of minor children (and why Dems support it), plus the trouble at the southern border which has led to 85,000 missing children.
We talked with Emory McClendon of Project 21 to get his take. Project 21 is an organization of conservatives who happen to be black.
Lee Williams, TheGunWriter.Substack.Com, joined us to explain what the heck the ATF is doing to literally frighten gun dealers to surrender their licenses to sell guns. It's a horifying development and it endangers all of us.
In our "Moore History" segment with Dr Ed Moore, we discussed just how far American public education has fallen. Does it qualify as a "scandal?"
Vice-President Harris spread lies about Florida's education standards regarding black history and the Commissioner of Education responded by coming on The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
Texas' floating barrier is among the topics discussed with Jesus Rodriguez, a retired US Border Patrol Agent.
Great visit with NYT best-selling author J. Randy Taraborrelli about his profile of the former First Lady, Jackie Kennedy-Onassis.
Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group came by for his monthly visit and we talked over what has been in the news - ending cash bail in Illinois, the record numbers of gun purchases, and the need for situational awareness and what to do if there's a problem.
I never went to the school, but I am a big fan of Florida State athletics. Seminole Athletic Director Michael Alford came in for a good, long chat.
Stephanie Taub, attorney with 1st Liberty Institute, talked about two huge cases of theirs which ended up before the U.S. Supreme Court. Great stuff here.
Sal Nuzzo, James Madison Institute, offered a breakdown of the final scorecard for the legislative session.
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Melanie Collette, a member of Project 21 (a group of conservative men and women who happen to be black) offered her thoughts on the Supreme Court ruling Thursday which effectively ends Affrimative Action.
Each month, we try to spend some time with Manny Diaz, Commissioner of Education for the State of Florida. We covered a lot of ground in this visit as a new school year speeds toward us and a good bit of legislation shaping what will happen.
A trip to Scotland got Dr. Moore a little wound up, in part, because the Scots teach their history unfiltered by "presentism" which is a curse to our culture and those who will follow. In our continuing series on Scandals and Myths, Dr. Moore shares some insights in Scotland and the legend of WIlliam Wallace.
Jesus Rodriguez, a former US Border Patrol Agent, shared what is happening on the southern border as Biden policies continue to allow an influx of illegals and threaten our national security.
TheGunWriter.Substack.com is where you will want to go to get terrific writing on all things guns and 2nd Amendment. The writer, Lee Williams, joined Preston for a great conversation.
A lot of people will be taking advantage of the new "permitless carry" law in Florida as of July 1st and Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group offered his thoughts on best practices relative to the law. We also talked about the trend toward red dot optics on handguns and how to best train with them.
Constitutional law expert, and Chairman of Project 21, Horace Cooper offered his analysis.
Geologist, and Chair of the CO2 Commission, Greg Wrightstone, author of Inconvenient Facts, joined Preston to dispel the myths surrounding the Canadian fires.
Dakota Wood, Military and Senior Policy Analyst with the Heritage Foundation joined us to explain the increased aggression of China amd what options exist for the USA should Taiwan come under attack. A great, informative visit.
That's the title of a book authored by Thomas Baker, 33 year Special Agent with the FBI. Yeah, I consider him an authority on the subject.
Breitbart.com's Entertainment Editor, Jerome Hudson, joined Preston to talk about the remarkable decision by Chick-fil-A, plus the corporate lessons of going woke. He also discuss the end of a deal between Warner Bros. and a BLM co-founder.
Timely topics are covered in our visit with Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group.
We know the story ... or do we?
Dr Ed Moore, our resident historian, tackles the scandal known as Watergate.
Jesus Rodrigueza former US Border Patrol Agent , shared his insight plus feedback from former colleagues about what is really going on at our southern border.
Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, came in for his May visit and we discussed the new Talon recording studio, the constant mis (and dis) information about AR-15s (hint: it does NOT stand for Assault Rifle), and a huge story in the news which hits the topic of personal defense.
Consensus is Florida's session was the most impactful single session in U.S. history. Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, makes the case.
Horace Cooper, Chairman of Project 21 and former law professioner at George Mason University, visited to talk over some good news. We also discussed the current Vice-Resident, Kamala Harris.
Mat Staver, Founder and Chair of the Liberty Counsel discusses the good things happening with major court wins throughout the country.
US Rep Kat Cammack, (R- FL 3) went on a walk (Okay, she and her hubby were taking out the garbage) and joined Preston for her monthly chat. They covered a lot of ground including the biggest problem facing the nation and the idea that what is going wrong in the U.S. is completely intentional.
As always, Sal Nuzz with the James Madison Institute offered us a Cliff Notes version of what has and will happen.
Jesus Rodriguez, two plus decades a U.S. Boarder Patrol Agent, now retired, offers the latest on border enforcement (or lack thereof).
Winston Scott's resume is like few we've ever seen. A graduate of Florida State University, Naval aviator flying not only the F-14, F/A/-18, and A-7, but anti-submarine helicopters. Went into the space program with NASA and logged more than twnety-four days in space on shuttle missions dong space walks and work on the International Space Station.
Oh, an he plays a mean trumpet (went to FSU for the music program initially).
He is now going back to the space program overseeing Operational Excellence at The Kennedy Space Center. He is an overcomer, a patriot, and a wonderful man.
Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, joined Preston to summarize what happened in the seventh week of the session while teeing up what's left to be settled.
Several tragedies have unfolded in recent weeks where innocent lives were lost due to home owners shooting when they were under no threat. But there was also another shooting involving law enforcement going to the wrong house. What lessons can be learned? We talked about those cases and more with Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, and our host, Preston Scott.
Florida State football head coach Mike Norvell has gone away from the annual Spring "game" to a Spring "showcase." It paid off ... no injuries of substance. Ira Schoffel from Warchant.com offered his analysis of the program, including some big recruiting news.
Sal Nuzzoi, of JMI, joined Preston once again. Along with coming up with a stellar idea for updating Sine Die ceremony which ends the session in a few weeks, they talked over all that has, is, and will be happening which impacts Floridians.
Jerome Hudson, Breitbart.com Entertainment Editor and author of the "50 Things..." books joined Preston to talk about the important shift in the marketplace. As Universal Studios' Super Mario Bros movie is dominating the marketplace, once again destroying Disney's recent releases, is there a subtle shift happening? Family friendly, even faith-based, offerings seem to be gaining traction.
In this era of "inclusivity" in marketing where people are deluged with lifestyle choices which run contrary to the beliefs of most, it's easy to understand why someone says, "Enough!" However, there's a big difference between such marketing (think Bud Light) and marketing to people who face life with a physical challenge or medical condition, like the need of a wheelchair. Melissa Ortiz, with the National Center for Public Policy Research and the Able Americans Project was Preston's guest.
The Trump question was one of many talked over with author, writer, researcher Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute. We also kicked around progress being made in the fight against ESG and the 1792 Exchange (heard of it?).
Curtis Hill, Jr. was the 43rd Attorney General for the Hoosier State, Indiana. His background afforded us some insight into the charges leveled against former President Donald Trump.
One of Preston's favorite author, Tom Clavin, has a new book, "Follow Me To Hell - McNelly's Texas Rangers and The Rise of Frontier Justice." Tom joined Preston to talk about the work of legendary Texas history.
Covered a handful of topics this morning with Florida's 3rd District Congressional Representative, Kat Cammack. As she began a tour of her district, literally driving while talking, we covered what is passing in the House, plus a broader discussion on laws and their constitutional strength, or lack thereof.
With a mid-session overview, Preston was joined by Florida Speaker of The House Rep. Paul Renner (FL. 19).
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Sal Nuzzo, JMI, joined me to offer a look at the recent week, the one ahead, and some of the issues impacting you.
Author John Rosengren takes us back to the summer of 1973 and how major league baseball rolled out a three month swing for the ages.
Once again, our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, takes us on a journey discussing the myths and legends in American history.
The preceding interview from The Morning Show with Preston Scott featured Florida Education Commissioner Manny Diaz, Jr. In this interview, Preston asks about the common media "myths" about book bans in Florida and if Diaz would be open to a policy requiring cameras in classrooms for accountablity.
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Sal Nuzzo, James Madison Institute, gave us a snapshot of what the key players are doing, what is passing, what is moving, and what may be a concern.
When most think about the prison system in any state we think about what happens behind the fences and walls. But the mission is only partly addressed inside a facility. Public safety goes well beyond the release because if an inmate chooses to return to criminal activity there will be one or more victims. Florida Corrections Secretary Ricky Dixon joined Preston for an extended visit to shatter a myth or two and explain his view of how the prison system can work with community organizations and the private sector to create far better outcomes.
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It's the newest of the new math. ESG = Evil.
There is nothing good in it as the scorecard of ESG determines who can actually have a bank account and access to funding. Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, offers an analysis of what is happening in Florida's legislative session, as well as nation-wide, to stop ESG in its tracks.
Sal Nuzzo, Vice-President of Policy with the James Madison Institute, clued us into what happened in the first week of the Florida legislative session, what's coming this week, plus the travels of Governor Ron DeSantis.
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We start our legislative session coverage for the Sunshine State with our weekly government guru, Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy for the James Madison Institute. Each Monday we will tell you what happened and what is happening, but this week it was all about explaining the make up of the two chambers, what is teed up for likely passage, and what needs to get worked on. Remember, the State Constitution requires a balanced budget and that is it. The rest depends on the proverbial sausage making process.
It's been a long road and it's still ongoing. COVID-19 has transformed our nation and world in ways we once thought would never happen. We talked with one of the most renowned vaccinologists, Dr. Robert Malone.
Author of the "50 Things..." books and Entertainment Editor of Breitbart.com, Jerome Hudson, offered his monthly take on cartoonist Scott Adams' comments, plus the skit on Saturday Night Live where Woody Harrelson torched the illberals and their COVID narrative.
Lee Williams, TheGunWriter.Substack.com, was our guest and for his monthly visit we discuss current legislation which would make Florida a "permitless" carry state. However, some groups believe in full open carry or nothing. We discussed the bill, the opponents' logic (as well as opposition from Democrats) and the reason it's needed regardless.
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Mat Staver, (yes, one "t" in Mat) is the Founder and Chairman of the Liberty Counsel. Besides being a thorough litigator who fights the good fight in the things that matter, like religious freedom, Mat and his team of attorneys have been fighting against the COVID mandates. But he has also been forced into the fight to protect our children who are under attack from groomers and those who would try to convince them their biological gender is somehow a mistake. There are some wins in the courtroom and in legislatures across the country. However, you may horrified to learn what had been allowed in Florida public universities.
Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, joined me in oursecond February Personal Defense segment to talk about the word "control." To anti-2nd Amendment folks, we know what it means. Ironically, control is very important and we are not always talking about the handling of a firearm.
Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute, offered analysis on ESG. What is ESG? Well, you hve come to the right place. ESG is already rearing its ugly head in your world and, unless stopped, it will only get worse.
Sal Nuzzo, VIP of POlicy at the James Madison Institute, gave us a 2023 session preview. If you live in Florida (or are like more than 320,000 others around the country who moved here last year) you need to make this a mandatory listen (and share it with others.
We covered the recent special session and tee up what is coming from Governor Ron. DeSantis and State Senate and House. When the session begins, Sal's Monday recaps and previews are a must listen.
Nikki Goeser is the Executive Director of the Crime Prevention Research Center and she joined Preston on the show to discuss the need for constitutional carry. Her husband was tragically murdered by her stalker, and she's now an advocate for ensuring other lives aren't lost.
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Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, who specializes in election and constitutional law, shared the facts on the 2022 election. The numbers and the surveys prove all of the rhetoric about Georgia voting law changes were wrong and, all too often, intentional lies.
January Littlejohn is suing the Leon County School District. Her action came as a result of inaction by the local superintendent of education ahd the school board to address what happened to her minor child, which has likely happened to countless other students.
This is about students questioning their sexual identity and lengths schools and districts will go to prevent parents from knowing one thing about it.
J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group joined me for a wide-ranging set of topics and some very important guidance and lessons.
Jihyun Park's story is ready for a movie. "The Hard Road Out" chronicles her being born and living in North Korea, escaping, only to be forcebly returned and fleeing again. Though she has been free for half of her life and lives in Manchester, England Jihyun's accent makes for a challening listen.
We chose to air the entire interview on this podcast to give you the best chance at stopping and rerunning any portion of the visit to give you better clarity. Her story is compelling.
Zack Smith, a Heritage Foundation Legal Fellow, joined me to talk about Democrats' obsession with moving some of their primaries, plus has the electoral process gotten any better, more secure and fair? We also discussed the Supreme Court leak from last summer.
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We talked with military expert Dakota Woods with the Heritage Foundation about General Mike Minihan's concerns.
Luis Valdes, Florida Director for Gun Owners of America joined me to talk about constitutional carry and its chances of finally being part of the Sunshine State's view of the 2nd Amendment. You'll be surprised by what has been stopping its passage.
The first Green Beret to be elected to Congress talks over the battle for House Speaker, plus what Republicans better get done with or without help from Democrats and the Resident.
Justin Haskins of The Heartland Institute, weighed in on the effort to find a U.S. House Speaker and what the GOP ought to be focused on moving forward.
Our first, of what we hope will be many, visit with Florida Commissioner of Education, Manny DIaz. Covered a lot of ground in ten minutes.
Our resident history buff, Dr. Ed Moore, offered a historical perspective on how the occupants of the White House have celebrated Christmas over our nation's past.
I asked Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute, what the three best, most important gifts Congress could give citizens. A meaty discussion ensued
Jay joined us as we wrap our effort to raise $32,000 to build a home for orphans in Malawi.
Sal Nuzzo, our policy wonk from the James Madison Institute, offers a breakdown of the special session, Gov. Ron DeSantis, and more.
Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation points out the dangers to elections being faced in our country.
Ira Schoffel, of WarChant.com, talked about the December 29 match-up between the 9-and-3 Seminoles and the 6-and-6 Sooners. Don't let the record fool you, OU is a good football team.
Chris Hansen has won a boatload of awards - Emmys, Edward R. Murrows, etc. - by catching predators and creeps preying on children. Now, Hansen has expanded his footprint into the streaming world.
The scandal and fallout from FTX-Crypto is growing and involves your tax dollars and politicians on both sides of the aisle (though mostly Democrats). Jake Denton of the Heritage Foundation took a shot at explaining it all.
Bob Drury is co-author, with Tom Clavin, of the book, "The Last Hill." The true story, meticulously researched, takes us back to the fall of the 1944 when Adolph Hitler's German forces were in desperation mode. If you love history and WWII, you will love this visit and the book.
Mary Peter is a Master Dog Trainer and eight years ago she took decades of experience and started a program to meet a need. On Veterans Day we talked with her about K9 Partners For Patriots.
A regular on TMS with Preston Scott, the Editorial Director of the Heartland Institute broke down the importance of the day from a national perspective.
The first Green Beret ever elected to Congress chose to spend some time visiting with us about his hopes for a new House of Representatives after today's vote.
Jay Schierloh was my guest and we talked about Orphan Shade. It's the program we will try to bless and support this Giving Season.
The Gun Writer, Lee Williams, breaks down the case for Florida's return to the perch of the "Gunshine State." The State's legislature is poised to discuss constitutional carry, but will it be done correctly?
Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, begins a look at the first of America's First Ladies.
Watch the movie, share the movie with those who have kicked you out of the family gatherings for not getting the "jab." Documentary maker Jeff Hays talked with us about his movie. Go to: TheRealAnthonyFauciMovie.com to see it for free.
Ethan Peck, with the Free Enterprise Project, talked about why states are pulling worker pension funds out of Blackrock.
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Laurie Cox is a life long educator and coach and she wants to represent District 4 on the , Leon County School Board. We covered a lot of ground.
Steve Stewart of Tallahassee Reports breaks news on TMS with Preston Scott about a group impacting local elections. It not be the type of influence you want.
Virginia Allen is a senior news producer with the Daily Signal, the news outlet for the Heritage Foundation. She recently went to the southern border and shared what she saw and heard from residents and officials.
The Noles dropped their first game of the season, but N.C. State is next and there's no time for weeping. Warchant.com's Ira Schoffel joined Preston.
TheGunWriter.Substack.com is the home of Lee Williams. His monthly visit highlights a huge issue in the upcoming election and what is at stake moving forward for those who support constitutional carry.
Former U.S. Border Patrol Agent, Jesus Rodriguez, with more than twenty years of experience shares what is happening and how it is impacting our country.
In our monthly legislative update Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy at the James Madison Institute, gives us a look at policy and politics in the Sunshine State
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What is ESG and how does it affect our lives? Two very important questions discussed with Justin Haskins, Editorial Director of The Heartland Institute and co-author of books with Glenn Beck. Justin is a monthly guest on The Morning Show with Preston Scott
Heritage Foundation expert Ted Bromund discusses the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II, the purpose of the monarchy, and the future of King Charles III.
Ira Schoffel from WArchant.com offers thoughts on a crazy college football weekend, Louisville, and the upcoming Seminole all-white uniforms.
J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group discussed lessons which can be learned from the tragic murder of a female jogger in Memphis, plus the stages of g un ownership bring different considerations.
The Managing Editor of WarChant.com, Ira Schoffel, joined me to talk over The Noles win over LSU.
The book is "American Demon: Eliot Ness and The Hunt for America's Jack the Ripper" and NYT best-selling author Daniel Stashower shares the true story which paralyzed Cleveland, Ohio in the mid-1930s.
Lt. Col. Dr. Pete Chambers has been forced into a corner by unlawful orders inside the military aparatus of the Dept of Defense. As a result, he is now a whistleblower. Visit his site to learn more at https://fullspectrumamerican.com/
In our monthly dive into our nation's history, Dr. Ed Moore looks at the lives of some of the Founding Fathers who never aspired to be President.
Lee Williams is a former law enforcement officer turned journalist. His website, The Gunwriter, is a source of stories and intel you need to know. He joins us monthly.
Steve Stewart of Tallahassee Reports offered some analysis and perspective on the primary which included a few general elections as well.
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Co-founder of the Talon Training Group and co-host of Talon Outdoors, J.D. Johnson sat down with Preston and covered a lot of stories in the news and discussed some new self-defense guns and rounds.
Former U.S. Border Patrol Agent Jesus Rodriguez offers analysis on the state of the southern board and all the stories in the news.
Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, offers a snapshot of actions taken by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and State lawmakers
He was a winner as a player for Mike Martin, Sr. at Florida State, a winner as head coach at UNC-Greensboro and at Notre Dame and Link Jarrett is back home in Tallahassee where he takes over the Seminole program.
Tallahassee Reports' Steve Stewart offer us the latest, breaking news impacting local elections. Are these hidden, "dark money" sources from radical groups impacting your local elections?
As school ramps up again Preston sat down with the former President of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida, Dr. Ed Moore. Is public ed broken for good? What has happened and what is in the future? Plus, what are the tough, inescapable choices coming whether we like it or not? Buckle up, this is a good discussion.
Dr. David Bellamy attempting to unseat City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow. We chatted via phone in this unedited interview.
Unedited sit down with Dustin Rivest who is running for a seat on the County Commission.
Everything is the fault of "Gorebal Warming" which, of course, is the unsettled science former Vice-President Al Gore has clug to like the infamous polar bear playing on a piece of ice. Greg Wrightstone, a Geologist by trade and author of the book "Inconvenient Facts" chatted up the renewed climate hysteria.
Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel shared news of a multi-million dollar settlement in a class action lawsuit as well as updates on military vaccine mandates. Important news.
An alumnus of The Morning Show with Preston Scott, the Etnertainment Editor of Breitbart.com and author of "The Fifty Things..." books offered his views on a host of topics. Always a fun visit.
Steve Stewart, Executive Editor of Tallahassee Reports, offered a strong analysis of the local political scene and the upcoming elections (remember, some races will be decided in August).
Vin Scully was one of the very few of the great broadcasting colleagues of Preston's dad, Ray Scott, he had never met or spoken with over the years of my life. As he was about to enter his 65th season as the voice of the Dodgers, Vin took time to visit with Preston. It was a great visit. This was recorded on March 31, 2014, Vin passed away yesterday, August 2nd 2022.
Todd Callender has been fighting mandates for men and women in our military throughout the "pandemic." In the course of his lawsuits, hearings, and court appearances he has been privy to piles and piles of discovery documents. Some it was taken away as a matter of "national security." All of it informs what follows in this interview.
The southern border is being invaded and a longtime, former border patrol agent weighed in on and detailed what is actually happening.
Katie Tubb is an expert on energy and the environment for the Heritage Foundation. She outlined efforts by the Resident of the United States to further harm the economy and energy sector.
The football season is almost upon us, but at Seminole Boosters it is a year-around effort to support the five-hundred student-athletes. Ponder explains how you can make a difference and the difference it makes.
Charlie Stickland of the Talon Training Group offered insights into what can be learned for our personal defense from five different stories in the news. Great content and advice.
Dan Markel was a law professor at Florida State University when he was shot in his garage on July 18, 2014. He died a day later. Today, July 19th we focused on Dan and his life, speaking his mother, Ruth Markel, and friends Tamara Demko and Jeremy Cohen.
It's a major motion picture release, "Where The Crawdads Sing" and Tallahassee actor Bill Kelly plays a major role in the film. The longtime Tallahassee radio guy has forged quite a career in acting. We talked about the journey.
First, know the audio came out a little wonky. It happens. I wish it did not, but it does. Regardless, you can hear from Susan about why she has chosen to run for this open seat on the Leon County School Board.
Rachel Greszler, Heritage Foundation, explains how and why we are on the hook for private pensions falling short on promises union leaders made to members. Rachel also explains the problem facing Social Security.
There is a new sheriff at FSU's athletics department and the changes are coming fast. Preston chatted with Ira Schoffel, Managing Editor, of WarChant.com, about all the changes and what the future may look like.
Hans von Spakovsky is with the Heritage Foundation and his expertise is the Constitution, election law, and the courts. He offered us an analysis of recent rulings, including a couple you might not have heard much about.
Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, explains how "red flag" laws failed in Highland Park during 4th of July and what to do if you find yourself in the midst of an active shooter incident.
Plenty of SCOTUS rulings to discuss, plus what will be done to protect womenm girls, and the sports in which they compete?
From the state of athletics and facilities to the NIL and recent hires, Michael and Preston hit about everything related to the Garnet and Gold.
Amy Swearer's testimony as an expert on firearms is frequently sought by Congress as recently as the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee two weeks ago. She discusses her testimony and data on guns, crimes, and schools.
Sal Nuzzo, of the James Madison Institute, breaks down the legislation Gov. Ron DeSantis signed, plus what he didn't.
Jesus Rodriguez, a longtime former US Border Patrol Agent, joined Preston to talk about the upcoming SCOTUS ruling, cartel use of social media, and more.
Scott Sherpard, Director of the Free Enterprise Project, shares the signs of waning wokeness in corporate America. But will it extend to the financial sector?
Florida's 6th Congressional District has the only Green Beret to ever serve in Congress and Rep. Michael Waltz is a plain-talking man. He's our kind of people. We talked over a bunch of things in a short ten-minute visit.
ESG. Do you what it stands for and its purpose? After discussing the J6 made-for-TV fiasco, Justin and Preston talk about ESG and why it matters in your life. More reasons which should impact your voting.
A young black with Project 21, Michael Austin is an economic consultant and he offers his thoughts on the idea of reparations for black Americans, not just in California, but nation-wide.
Is the explosion in food and fuel prices an intentional act by the Resident of the United States abd his Democrat minions?
FSU Law Professor Dan Markel was murdered in July 2014. His family and friends have been fighting for justice ever since.
Mark Meckler, President of The Convention of States, shared the latest news on a potential Article Five Constitutional Convention of States and what you can do to help.
Buffalo, Uvalde, and Brunswick? Did you know about the shooting in 1915 in Brunswick, Georgia. We covered a lot of ground in our Personal Defense segment today.
It's season 18 on Discovery's "Deadliest Catch" and Sig Hansen is Captain of the Northwestern. He talked over the challenges of an unprecedented season on the water.
Hudson, Entertainment Editor of Breitbart.com, discusses the waning interest in Memorial Day, media coveragem and more.
Listen to Preston's featured interview with Skylar Zander from Americans for Prosperity - Florida who discusses the severity of the issue being addressed during the property insurance Special Session in the Florida Legislature.
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The Vice President of Policy at the James Madison Institute, Sal Nuzzo is fully invested in Florida's legislative climate. A second Special Session was called by Gov. Ron DeSantis to deal with property insurance problems in the state. Preston discussed what Gov. DeSantis has signed from the regular session, then moved to the special session.
The GOP leadership put Rep. Jim Jordan on the most important committees and for good reason - He's the most prepared, articulate, principled, fearless member of the Republican party. Enjoy the visit. I hope it's the first of many.
It's being kicked around Congress (at least those who admit there is a problem and want to do something about it). Lora has a twenty-five plus year resume packed with direct dealings with border security.
Mat Staver has had some huge wins in the U.S. Supreme Court on issues which matter. Today he is raising concerns over the Biden administration's efforts to hand over U.S. healthcare decision making to the World Health Organization.
One of the brightests, thoughtful minds out there, Justin Haskins holds a lot of titles and is a prolific writer. Today we tackled Roe v. Wade, the Democrats bench, student debt (a few things I promise you do not know), and more.
Fathers are not necessarily dads and dads do not have to be the father, but it helps. Jack Brewer stood with Gov. Ron DeSantis at the signing of HB 7065 and his Jack Brewer Foundation is pioneering programs to make a difference.
There is a battle for Florida Republican Party and it's between the good old boys of the party (or "the establishment") and those who want the party to operate off of devotion to the conservative platform of the party. Preston and Evan talked about the "war."
Policy. When government gets it wrong there are consequences downstream and the work force is in hibernation. You see the signs all over, "Help Wanted!" So where's the help? Why so many jobs and so few workers?
Information you will not find or hear discussed anywhere else because the local media outlets do not want to report on these stories
You can just tell...no notes, no playbook of prescribed responses. U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack from Florida's 3rd District just knows the issues and has conviction. It is just some of the reasons why she is a monthly guest on TMS with me. Enjoy!
A visit to historic St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia inspired Hans, of the Heritage Foundation, to write a piece on the importance of the 1st Amendment and how it has shaped our nation, and others.
Liberty Counsel founder and chairman, Mat Staver, is a brilliant litigator on behalf of those who often have no voice or chance in our legal system. Listen as Mat describes the battles he is waging, often in our nation's highest court.
With the arrest of Dan Markel's former brother-in-law, Charlie Adelson, there's hope for justice to be served in the murder of the FSU law professor. The evidence against Adelson is overwhelming, but he will have his day in court. But will Markel's ex-wife and former mother-in-law face trial?
Another woke company, allegeldy breaking the law with discriminatory hiring and employment practices faces some shareholder activism.
The evidence of fraud in the 2020 election is visible, identifiable, and now in a film. Learn more at www.2000Mules.com
We are closer than ever to a historical convention of the states, also called an Article 5 Convention of States. Why and what is involved? What prevents a total dismantling of the U.S. Constitution? We discuss all of that and more.
Jerome Hudson, Entertain Editor for Breitbart.com and author of the "50 Things. . ." books joined Preston to discuss Al Gore, Resident Biden, and is Barack Obama lurking behind-the-scenes waiting to come back to the Oval Office?
What bills have been signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, which ones are waiting? Plus there will be at least one special session and Sal Nuzzo of the James Madison Institute offers insight and analysis.
Childers, based in Gainesville, has been the only attorney in America to notch a win against mask mandates, but there's much more to the story. To get tickets to an event coming up where you can hear more go to: TakeActionForFreedom.com/FLTickets
The Executive Editor for policy think tank Heartland Institute offers an update on the pushback against The Great Reset, plus breaks down the threat we all face from the "digital dollar."
The format left fans, followers, and the media bewildered as to what they were witnessing, but the Spring Game happened and Ira broke it all down.
The Biden admin is ending "Title 42" at the U.S. border. What does it mean for immigration - legal and illegal?
One of the co-founders of The Talon Training Group and co-host of Talon Outdoors, J.D. Johnson talks through many of the considerations involved in preparing to defend yourself and your family should someone break-in to your home.
The record setting former National Coach of The Year with true north on her compass talks about her career and why she stepped down and called it.
No shortage of topics in the wake if Will Smith's coming out party and Disney's ditching of the values of its namesake.
A legal expert from the Heritage Foundation offers reasons for concern in the judicial background and judgment of Jackson
In the first of our monthly visits, Jesus shares his background and we begin to scratch the surface of the complexities of protecting our southern border
Working with the Government Accountability Institute, investigative reporter Luke Rosiak takes a deep dive into what has happened to public ed and why.
The session is at the finish line - the budget, what passed, what didn't, winners, and losers all part of today's discussion.
As the 2022 Florida legislative session circles for a landing, Sal Nuzzo of the James Madison Institute tells you what's on board, what got jetisoned, and what may survive touchdown.
U.S. Rep. Michael Waltz is the first former Green Beret to be elected to Congress and he took ten with us on The Morning Show to discuss the state of Congress, Urkraine, and policy.
Peter is a best of the best-selling authors of non-fiction in America. His newest book has sat at #1 on the NYT Best-Seller List for four straight weeks. He spent about twenty-minutes describing how American elites are getting rich by helping China
Before the books and all the chatter, Justin Haskins was discussing the Great Reset on The Morning Show with Preston Scott. In this visit, Justin resets the Great Reset...yes, it's very real.
A far ranging conversation with virologist, vaccinologist, Researcher, and Invetor of mRNA Vaccine Technology, Dr. Robert Malone. He'll offer what you need to know most as well as how he became deplatformed and censored.
Dr. Samuel Sigoloff actually carries the rank of Major n the United States Army, but he does not want to be addressed as Major, but as Doctor. He is, in essence, in a professional house arrest at a base in Arizona, Fort Huachuca (Wha-choo-kah). Why is not being allowed to practice? We discuss that and why he has whistleblower status in a federal lawsuit on behalf of enlisted men and women against the Department of Defense, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Food & Drug Administration.
The Poltically InCorrect Comedy of Terrence K. Williams is finding a home nation-wide. Not only has he dropped using F-bombs and profanity from his routines, he is using humor to bring searing commentary to life in America. An unashamed Christian and conservative, who happens to be black, Williams spent three segments with Preston.
Todd Callender is part of an attorney group representing hundreds of thousands of enlisted men and women against the Dept. of Defense, Health & Human Services, and Food & Drug Administration and the vaccine mandate. He makes part of his case here.
Brad Ricca is author of "True Raiders" which is the story of the effort to recover the Lost Ark of The Covenant in 1909.
The untold story of Jewish girls and women who fought back against the Nazis in Hitler's Polish ghettos.
He is the youngest winner of "The Voice" on NBC and the first-ever winner for coach/mentor Gwen Stefani.
Campaigns send out spokesmen/women to make the case for their candidate. The Biden Campaign reached to Preston and he took them up on it. Guy Smith worked as Special Assistant to President Bill Clinton, radio spokesman for Hillary Clinton, and now Joe Biden. Enoy.
Florida State University's President John Thrasher has been in the news lately. Not all of it good. We talked football, COVID-19, face-to-face learning, and, yes, we talked about that, too.
Derrick Van Orden is running for Congress in Wisconsin's 3rd House District. He has served our nation retiring as a Senior Chief with the Navy SEALS. He served five combat tours and for more than a quarter-century. He is a no-nonsense, unapologetic patriot. We need a House and Senate full of people just like him.
He is featured in National Geographic's special magazine, "Last Voices of WWII." The story of Col. Stewart's career in the Army Air Corps and his life after is an inspiration. At 95 years of age, he recalls his last flight in a Mustang P51...just last year.
In the midst of important decisions regarding our nation and its response to the COVID-19 pandemic U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams has been a key voice in the President's ear. He joined us on The Morning Show.