The Brian Mudd Show: Recent Episodes
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Reaction to the jury recommendation of “life in prison” for the Parkland school shooter.
GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker has seen his campaign rocked by scandal just a few weeks ahead of midterms. But despite the noise, Walker has been able to retain a significant amount of support from party leaders.
Dr. Larivee is the co-owner of Integrated Medical Center in Florida. He gives his thoughts on the NFL's concussion problem.
Lt. Colonel Michele Matthews of the Sarasota Area Command. The North Port Service Unit under her purview was devastated in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who appeared to suffer head trauma in a game Sunday afternoon.
ARMY PENALIZING SOLDIERS SEEKING RELIGIOUS ACCOMMODATION TO VAXX MANDATE: 'TECHNIQUE OF COERCION'
CFO Jimmy Patronis shares his feelings about the hurricane and the effects it has had on the people of Florida.
"The Return: Trump's Big 2024 Comeback." The book references the Democratic Party's four-step plan of "hope" for precluding Trump from winning the presidency.
President Biden’s address to the U.N. General Assembly – AND he has been covering the big civil suit that has been filed against former President Trump.
Author Cheryl Chumley discusses American Exceptionalism and the perils it faces as American move away from religion.
UKRAINE Despite losing hundreds of square miles of territory, the Russian army says it is committed to completing its objectives in Ukraine.
BORDER SHERIFFS SLAM DC MAYOR, OFFICIALS FOR DECLARING EMERGENCY OVER MIGRANT BUSES: 'THEY HAVE SEEN NOTHING'.
John Lott is the author of Gun Control Myths: How politicians, the media, and botched "studies" have twisted the facts on gun control.
Inflation has soared to a 40-year-high, and like nearly everything else, auto insurance rates are increasing. While car insurance premiums increase, policyholders' car insurance coverage remains the same. And as medical and vehicle repair costs continue to rise, coverage today may not go as far as it used to, potentially leaving consumers underinsured.
ANALYSIS: BIDEN COMES OUT SWINGING AGAINST 'MAGA REPUBLICANS' @whignewtons Last week, when President Biden spoke from Independence Hall in Philadelphia -- complete with Marines standing at attention in the background against a red, white and blue-lit backdrop -- he said that “There’s no question the Republican Party today is dominated, driven, and intimidated by Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans, and that is a threat to democracy."
Google hasn't yet approved Truth Social's Android app for distribution via its Play Store because of insufficient content moderation,
Endeavor Miami, an affiliate of the global Endeavor organization supporting entrepreneurship, announces ten participating entrepreneurs for the Fall Cohort of its ScaleUp Program, an innovative four-month growth program designed to support startups with high-growth potential in the Florida ecosystem in creating a path to scale.
The nationwide advocacy group for the empowerment of parents, Moms for Liberty, has members running in school board races across the state. Many of their members have been endorsed by Gov. Ron DeSantis and are running in competitive districts.
PRIMARY DAY IN NEW YORK AND FLORIDA Voters in two of the country’s largest states head to the polls Tuesday as Florida and New York hold their primary elections.
More than half of all US companies are planning to lay off employees as they brace for an economic downturn, according to a new survey. The PwC survey — which polled 700 executives and board members across the US — found 52% of companies have already enacted hiring freezes, four out of 10 have rescinded jobs or axed signing bonuses for new hires, and roughly half have started laying people off or are preparing to cut headcount.
Chuanmin Hu, a professor with the University of South Florida’s Oceanography Lab. Beachgoers have been reporting mounds of seaweed washing up on the shores of South Florida and scientists say record amounts are choking the coasts of the Atlantic and the Caribbean.
POLL: MAR-A-LAGO RAID GAVE TRUMP A 10-POINT BOOST OVER DESANTIS WITH REPUBLICAN PRIMARY VOTERS.
Conservation organizations petitioned the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission today to amend its boater-safety course to protect the state’s imperiled manatees, other marine mammals, sea turtles and coastal birds.Watercraft collisions killed at least 1,153 Florida manatees from 2010 to 2021, according to state officials.
Saying federal guidelines aimed at preventing discrimination against students based on such things as gender identity would "vastly expand the application" of Title IX, Florida Education Commissioner Manny Diaz, Jr. has told school officials to ignore them.
Marlins Kyle Sielaff discusses the next chance to check out the Marlins for just one dollar this coming Monday, August 1.
Congresswoman Salazar discusses the Economy/Biden’s denial of recession, The CHIPS Act and Hispanics moving towards The GOP.
As if wasn’t already tough enough to make a major purchase at a time when living costs are skyrocketing, the interest rates to finance those pricey purchases are going up.
Rep Daniel Perez incoming 2024 FL House Speaker regarding the Back-to-School Tax Holiday that started yesterday, as well as Gov. DeSantis’ warning to Floridians not to invest in the Cuban regime scheme.
TWO DAY FED MEETING On Wednesday, most economists expect the Fed to announce its second 0.75% point increase in its short-term rate in a row, a hefty increase that it hasn’t otherwise implemented since 1994.
IKE EJIOCHI, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, WASHINGTON
AT THE WHITE HOUSE: SUMMIT TODAY FOR "NEXT GENERATION' OF COVID VACCINE
Dick Morris New York Times bestselling author, winning presidential strategist & the man Time magazine dubbed “the most influential private citizen in America” – lays-out Trump’s secret plan to return to power in 2024. His new book: THE RETURN: TRUMP’S BIG 2024 COMEBACK.
JAN. 6 HEARING FOCUSED ON TRUMP’S FRANTIC 187 MINUTES Thursday’s primetime hearing of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol shined an unflattering light on then-President Donald Trump’s reaction to the violent riot waged by his supporters.
29% of U.S. adults say that real estate is their preferred way to invest money not needed for 10 or more years, coming out on top for the third time in the past 4 years.
Dr. Marta Pérez - last year when they were trying to push that anti-racism curriculum/ resource guide and Dr. Perez was the only school board member to vote against CRT.
International oil prices dropped below $100 Thursday to levels last seen before Russia invaded Ukraine, as investors digested a wave of warnings about the state of the global economy.
Political Analyst // Host of the Truth Will Set You Free Podcast ANTHONY RUSSO
MD. REPUBLICANS LOVE TRUMP AND HOGAN. WHOSE CANDIDATE WILL WIN TUESDAY?
John Rizvi - The Patent Professor. He's an Adjunct Professor of Patent Law at Nova Southeastern Law School in Florida - Nearly three years ago, Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan kickstarted one of the art world's biggest viral moments when he sold a banana duct-taped to a wall for $120,000 at Art Basel Miami.
Author of the Prophet’s Dictionary and founder of Price University DR. PAULA PRICE Discusses President Biden's visit to the Yad Vashem memorial to honor Holocaust victims.
Steve Moore – Heritage Foundation June inflation readings were generally hotter than expected, with the year-over-year increase of 9.1% in the Consumer Price Index, the most since November 1981. That marks an escalation in the main gauge of inflation at the retail level.
Matt Lamb – The College Fix
The University of Florida Health provides “hormone therapy” and “gender-affirming surgical procedures” to children. Although Governor DeSantis has consistently opposed taxpayer funds for pediatric transgender surgeries, legislation outlawing the practice has yet to be passed.
JIM RYAN, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, DALLAS
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed into law House Bill 2319, which makes it illegal for bystanders to take video of police activity within eight feet of the officers in question.
Private investigator and CEO of Juris Disputes & Investigations who has experience in criminal, surveillance, and cyber investigations ANDREW STERNK
Rep. Barquin discusses parental rights in education, home insurance, stop woke and tax relief for Floridians.
Doron Kempel, Chairman and CEO
On Monday, July 4th, a new drone program that works with first responders to provide police, firefighters, and EMTs with a presence at emergency sites faster than anything else available, launched in South Florida.
Dr. Alex Del Carmen Associate Dean and Professor School of Criminology has the latest analysis on the Highland Park.
Attorney WENDY L. PATRICK A new Florida statute that makes it unlawful for anyone in a vehicle to turn up their radio too loud went into effect July 1.
ALEX STONE, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, HIGHLAND PARK, IL @astoneabcnews
6 DEAD, 30 WOUNDED / ORDINANCE BANNING ASSAULT RIFLES PASSED IN 2013
Monday afternoon, authorities identified a person of interest in the shooting in Highland Park, Illinois that killed six people and injured dozens of others in a 4th of July parade.
Rep Tom Fabricio discusses NEW FLORIDA LAWS
Telehealth, FSA testing, Loud Music in Vehicles, Condo Background Check
Michael Mut - Public Information Officer Miami-Dade County – Solid Waste Management
Between May and October, the heavy rains and warm summer temperatures increase mosquito activity throughout the county.
Heidi Herriott - Animal trainer and behavioral specialist
Will your pets be ready for the fireworks that they will be hearing over the weekend? What you should do over the Fourth of July as well as some other tips to keep your pet’s personality in check.
Max Nelsen, Director of Labor Policy at the Freedom Foundation - This week is the fourth anniversary of the 2018 Supreme Court decision in Janus v. AFSCME that ruled government employees could not be forced to support a union as a condition of employment – overturning more than 40 years of court precedent.
Michael Pack - Author Discusses Justice Thomas and how the court is moving in Thomas' direction with this month's rulings, Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words - a new book released by Regnery Publishing
NBC News Radio National Correspondent Nicole Wilson - It is going to cost you quite a bit more to celebrate Independence Day this year. will explain why your barbeque will cost you about 17% more on July Fourth.
John Rizvi - The Patent Professor talks about Ohio State University has officially registered a trademark for the word “THE” after a nearly three-year battle to clinch legal branding access to a word that’s deeply meaningful to the school’s overall identity.
Sandra Spurgeon, Esq Legal Expert Discusses A growing number of large U.S. companies have said they will cover travel costs for employees who must leave their home states to get abortions.
Attorney ANDREW CHERKASKY discusses how The Supreme Court sided with football coach over school prayer.
International Society of Barristers QUENTIN BROGDON DISCUSSES SCOTUS OVERTURNS ROE V. WADE BUT STILL HAS REMAINING CASES TO BE DECIDED
Governor DeSantis announced three significant actions Florida is taking to address the Biden Border Crisis. First, Governor DeSantis announced that Florida has formed a strike force of state and local law enforcement to interdict human smuggling, human trafficking, and to seize illegal weapons being transported through the state.
Daniella Alvarez GOP Communications Director In an interview with NewsMax Wake Up America, RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel highlighted the RNC community centers. She mentioned how many Hispanic voters are moving to the republican party, citing Mayra Flores’ recent win in a historically democratic district in Texas (34th).
Miami Gardens Vice Mayor Reggie Leon is excited about Miami-Dade County hosting the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 2026, and fútbol fever is already beginning to spread across the region.
JIM RYAN, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, DALLAS
Conventional wisdom holds that three topics should never be discussed at a cocktail party: 1) Politics 2) Religion 3) Money. Employers increasingly are tossing at least one of those out the window by openly publishing their workers’ compensation in the interest of “salary transparency.”
Center for Immigration Studies' Todd Bensman discusses an unprecedented number of illegal immigrants were apprehended at the southern border in May — more than 239,000 in total.
FDA PANEL VOTES ON COVID VACCINES FOR YOUNG CHILDREN FOX News Radio’s EBEN BROWN explains.
BRAD GARRETT, ABC NEWS CRIME & TERRORISM ANALYST - BEHAVIORAL PROFILE ANALYSIS: WHY 35% OF AMERICANS STILL BELIEVE THE 2020 ELECTION WAS STOLEN FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP.
The Department of Homeland Security plans to transport migrants awaiting immigration proceedings from U.S. cities along the southern border farther into the interior of the country, beginning with Los Angeles in the coming weeks.
Senator Marco Rubio, Senator Rick Scott and Congressman Carlos Gimenez held a roundtable at the Republican National Committee Hispanic Community Center in Doral.
FAITH ABUBÉY, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, WASHINGTON. In floor remarks Monday afternoon, Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the Senate still has "a lot of work left to do" on getting a bipartisan gun safety deal to the floor, but that he believes Sunday's announced agreement was "a positive and necessary step in the right direction."
Jim O'Connor - Aquatics Program Manager for Miami-Dade Parks and Recreation Department
Some South Florida organizations and departments are dealing with a lifeguard shortage heading into the summer.
Julie Bauke - President & Chief Career Strategist, The Bauke Group - How can parents of high school age children decide if college is the right choice for their kids?
Mayor Dean J Trantalis - City commissioners voted on Tuesday to approve an interim agreement with Elon Musk’s Boring Company to build a tunnel through Fort Lauderdale.
Matt Lamb – The College Fix, Associate Editor The plaintiff, former nursing professor Andrew Bugajski is suing the university’s Board of Trustees for over $100,000 in damages, alleging bias and discrimination.
NBC News Radio National Correspondent Noam Laden joins us as new polls show that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is building momentum among conservatives. Is his support big enough to swing Republican voters away from former President Trump?
Gas prices have hit record highs in Texas and around the country, so it begs the question: “how can we lower prices?”
Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' reelection campaign is hitting back at attempts by liberal billionaire George Soros to "manipulate" the midterm elections by purchasing an ad buy on two Miami radio stations being acquired by a new left-wing radio network targeted toward Hispanic Americans.
Mitch Kramer - Mitch Kramer, CFP®, MBA CEO & Founder Fluent Financial LLC
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 3 million people in the United States retired, some before they turned 65 years old. In the last few months, quite a few of those have had to go back to work to make ends meet because of inflation.
Ray Stagich, Sr. Radio Broadcast Meteorologist at the Weather Channel gives us an update on the storm.
Hal Prince Bureau Chief of Standards within the Division of Consumer Service
Hundreds of gas pumps in South Florida failed inspections during the last 18 months, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
David Rogers, school safety expert and CMO of Raptor Technologies (the nation’s leading provider of school safety software for K-12 schools). HB 1421: This law requires Florida school districts to implement enhanced collaboration protocols with local law enforcement and standardize reunification plans to better prepare for emergency scenarios.
Lori Alhadeff is an American activist, member of the Broward County School Board, and founder of school-safety organization Make Our Schools Safe.
Katherine Schweit, JD, CCEP brings broad perspective into what each of us can do - parents, business owners, law enforcement, religious leaders, security experts - to end the mass shooting crisis plaguing America.
Trucking Industry Expert CEO/Owner of Sisu Energy LLC Jim Grundy says diesel prices increasing could start domino effect on more product shortages in US.
Sergeant Jessica Mcneill Joins the show to talk about the Army’s involvement in the Air & Sea Show and the Army Benefits/Programs. Also, what Memorial Day means to her.
Patty Olinger, JM, RBP Exec. Director Global Bio Risk Advisory Council explains the dangers of monkeypox.
FOX News Radio’s Jeff Monosso discusses the first pallets of baby formula arriving from overseas.
NEW MONKEYPOX CASES IN THE UK DETECTED “ON A DAILY BASIS” TOM RIVERS, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, LONDON
Former FDA Associate Commissioner Prof Peter Pitts - Who’s to blame for the baby-formula shortage and why is it taking so long to fix the problem?
Phil Klotzbach, Ph. D. Research Scientist Department of Atmospheric Science Colorado State University give an update on the upcoming hurricane season
Erin Cover, Program Manager Miamiwaterkeeper.org Beginning Sunday, May 15, the start of the rainy season, up until Nov. 1, it will be illegal to use nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer anywhere in Miami-Dade County.
The Biden administration's plans to make it easier for families to visit relatives in Cuba and increase visa processing on the island, reversing some of former President Trump's harsh policies toward the island government.
Former Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper discusses his book A SACRED OATH: Memoirs of a Secretary of Defense During Extraordinary Times.
Chief Judge Jack Tuter in Broward County under a new administrative order, fewer people arrested in Broward County will have to wait to see a judge.
Former Senator Jim Demint R-SC discusses hotly contested Senate nominations in crucial battlegrounds like Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
Lindsay Groff, Executive Director of Human Milk Banking of North America joins Brian Mudd to discuss the baby formula shortage.
Patrick Rose is Save the Manatee Club’s (SMC) Executive Director. Don't pop balloons into the water in Florida.
Dr. Noah Petro, NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) Project Scientist says the Moon is giving us a special show. A total lunar eclipse!
PCS Advisers Managing Partner Paul Seegert tells us that millions of Americans could see hikes in next year's insurance premiums.
Wildlife Mitigation Specialist David Rosenbaum explains the dangers of wildfires in South Florida.
Mark Wilson From The Florida Chamber Of Commerce discusses the Trade & Logistics 2030 study.
State Representative Tom Fabricio addresses the rising property insurance rates in the state.
Real estate expert Roman Pavlik gives insight into the South Florida real estate market.
CEO Of Freedom Fund USA, A Nonprofit To Protect Freedom And National Security Ashley Smith Thomas discusses MAGA's lasting impact on the Republican Party.
Founder and CEO, Bjorn Tore Larsen - Norse Atlantic Airways. Norse is a brand-new airline that offers affordable, point to point transatlantic flights from the US to Europe with fares as low as $129.
Rick Harnish, Executive Director High Speed Rail Alliance speaks with Brian Mudd about the crashes in South Florida.
Former FDA Associate Commissioner Peter Pitts explains that menthol cigarettes could be on their way to being banned by the government.
Editor of Ordinary Times Andrew Donaldson discusses Vice President Kamala Harris' latest comments on the SCOTUS leak.
The Lieutenant Governor gives her thoughts on the impact of the SCOTUS leak on Florida's proposed abortion law.
Dr. Stephen Kajiura from Florida Atlantic University discusses the recent shark bites in South Florida.
Florida Tax Watch’s Senior Vice President of Research and primary author of the annual Budget Turkey Watch report, Kurt Wenner discusses Budget Turkeys and the 2022 report findings.
Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar gives her thoughts on Florida's new congressional maps.
White House Correspondent and Senior National Editor John Decker joins Brian decipher President Biden's latest odd comments.
Chief of Staff at Young Americans for Liberty Sean Themea talks about Hunter Biden's horrible emails.
Attorney Chris Tritico joins Brian Mudd to discuss those, "I did that" stickers that are popping up on gas pumps everywhere.
Brian Cross, the founding partner of Elasticity, talks with Brian Mudd about the possible changes to Twitter.
Dave Jenkins, President, Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship explains how Bill HB 741 will impact solar power in Florida.
Dr. Sean Foreman from Barry University discusses Florida's new controversial congressional map.
Ashley Smith Thomas joins Brian Mudd to discuss the confusion surrounding President Biden and Title 42.
Tonya J Powers joins Brian Mudd to discuss the Religious Liberty Case that's going before The Supreme Court.
Fox News Radio's Eben Brown discusses the arrival of the first bus load of migrants that arrived in D.C. from Texas.
Julie Bauke of the Bauke Group explains that the grass isn't always greener when you leave your current job for more money.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a wide-ranging bill on Monday aimed at supporting fathers and children by connecting men with career services and boys with mentorship.
Jim Ryan joins us to discuss the Biden administration has deciding to drop Title 42. Republican leaders, including Texas Gov. Greg Abbott are demanding that the policy stay in place.
Spencer O'Leary explains that companies are offering people raises to get them to return to the office. Most people would rather work from home.
Bankrate Analyst Sarah Foster breaks down the full impact of inflation on drivers, how location and various life events can disproportionately impact certain policyholders and some lesser-known tips for bringing down insurance costs.
Brian Mudd speaks with Kyle Seilaff from Miami Marlins Radio about the upcoming season.
Julia Friedland joins Brian Mudd to discuss Senator Marco Rubio's bipartisan letter to Disney CEO Bob Chapek.
Laura Morlando - The Stress Commando explains how road rage has been getting progressively worse and the ways you can alleviate your stress.
Senator Rick Scott shares his thoughts about Ketanji Brown Jackson. He also lays out his 11-point plan.
Former Florida Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez Cantera chats with Brian Mudd about Jeff Brandes' proposal to call a special session on property insurance reform. Plus, he talks more about the Bitcoin Conference and Florida's tech leadership.
Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo shares his thoughts about how the Biden administration is ending the immigration Title 42 policy and how it will affect the safety and security of Americans.
Ted Rossman, Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst talks to Brian Mudd about America's concerns of delays, inflation, and why two-thirds of people are worried about tax refunds.
The predictions for South Florida's hurricane season may be severe. Meteorologist Dan Kottlowski discusses AccuWeather's latest forecast.
GOP Strategist Cory Mills provides insight into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's United Nations Security Council address.
Senator Manny Diaz speaks about the Special Session and gives his thoughts about redistricting with Brian Mudd.
It's seagrass Awareness Month and it's time to shine the spotlight on the critical food source for manatees. SMC Aquatic Biologist and Executive Director Patrick Rose talks to Brian Mudd about the importance of taking care of this part of nature.
David Williams, President of TPA talks with Brian Mudd about Biden's 2023 budget proposal and why this is a slap in the face for taxpayers.
A new poll by Saint Leo U shows President Biden's approval dropping as we get closer to 2024, and people's concerns about inflation have quadrupled. Director of the polling institute, Frank Orlando shares more details about this new poll.
CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, and NBC all reported this week how the years-long DOJ probe into Hunter Biden's finances is "heating up" as witnesses continue to give their testimony. Brian Mudd talks to Political Strategist, Ashley Smith Thomas about the latest developments.
Former NASA Engineer & Author Homer Hickam chats with Brian Mudd about NASA's concerns over the Russian impact on the International Space Station and what this may mean for the future of space research.
Seth Denson, Analyst and Strategist talks to Brian Mudd about the 12th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, Boeing possibly seeing rough sky's ahead, and more.
J. Christian Adams, Commissioner on the U.S. Commission of Civil Rights, former DOJ Attorney, and President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation talks to Brian Mudd about the hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Matt Malone is a cyber security expert and he talks more about a new study that showed that if your passwords are less than 8 characters long, you should change them immediately.
Mitch Kramer, Financial Strategist talks to Brian about why most medical collection debt is about to fall off of consumer credit reports.
Sen. Rick Scott talks to Brian Mudd about the Sunshine Protection Act, the closing of the state session, and the increase in gas prices.
Randy Jones is a financial strategist and he talks to Brian about Uber adding fuel surcharge because of high gas prices.
Tara Clancy is a high-performance sleep strategist and she gives Brian Mudd some tips for how to stay on track as clocks spring forward.
Joel Patterson, Workplace Expert talks to Brian Mudd about basketball season this March and how things at work could be a little different.
Rep. Tom Fabricio from District 103 talks to Brian about the budget items, Telehealth, Individual Freedom and Parent Rights in Education HB 1557. Plus, the abortion Bill and election integrity bill.
Roman Talis is the CEO of Kruto Vodka and he shares his thoughts and talks about why Ukrainians in U.S. are describing the war as unbearable.
Peter Anthony Wynn, Marketing Expert talks to Brian Mudd about why iconic U.S. brands like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, McDonald’s and Starbucks are suspending business in Russia.
Julia Friedland, Florida Comms Director Republican National Committee talks to Brian about why as a country, we may be looking for oil in all the wrong places.
Rep. Diaz-Balart chats about why it's wrong that the Biden Administration is traveling to Venezuela to attempt to import oil.
Brian Cross, Branding Expert talks more about how Apple, Microsoft, and other tech companies are stopping sales in Russia.
James Crean, Supply Chain Expert shares his research on how the Russia-Ukraine crisis has replaced COVID as the top risk to global supply chains.
Aleksey Shtivelman with Shutts & Bowen talks to Brian Mudd about the Real Estate market and how the situation in Ukraine has made some changes in the US. Specifically, how the current sanctions in effect related to the Ukraine crisis may influence real estate deals in Florida.
CFO and Chief Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis talks to Brian Mudd about property insurance issues, the state session and more.
Former Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez Cantera chats with Brian about Rep. Ted Deutch's retirement. Also, the ongoing debate whether to keep/fund Visit Florida, the property insurance crisis, and more.
Rep. Chip Lamarca talks to Brian Mudd about the state session and Rep. Ted Deutch not running for reelection.
Crime Prevention Expert, Dr. Alex del Carmen chats with Brian about why police are saying auto thefts are soaring amid chip shortages in vehicles.
Julia Friedland is the Florida Comms Director for the Republican National Committee. She talks about the State of The Union and why the sun is setting on South Florida Democrats.
Michael A Letts, CEO and Founder of In-VestUSA chatted with Brian Mudd about the truck convoy that went from Los Angeles to DC to protest mandates.
Rep. Brian Mast is condemning the Russian Invasion and its calling for an emergency joint HFAC/SFRC meeting. Rep. Mast also talks to Brian Mudd about the State of The Union Address.
RNC Spokesperson, Paris Dennard gives us a preview of what we can expect from the State Of The Union speech.
Scott Rudlosky, NOAA Physical Scientist talks to Brian about NOAA and NASA getting ready to launch GOES-T. He explains why geostationary orbit is important and how the GOES mission helps people get accurate, and even life-saving, weather data.
Rep. Tom Fabricio shares his thoughts about the Telehealth Practice Standards, Parental Rights Bill “Don’t Say Gay” bill, and his recognition at CPAC over the weekend.
Barbara Balmaseda, Director at Large, Miami Young Republicans at CPAC Florida breaks down the CPAC session.
James Crean, Supply Chain Expert talks to Brian Mudd about how the Russia/Ukraine war could have dire impacts on the global supply chain.
Sen. Manny Diaz, Jr. has more insight regarding the Florida House measure to defund school boards that defied mask mandate bans by the Governor coming to Senate. Plus, more on Parental Rights Bill “Don’t Say Gay” and HB 5 Reducing Fetal and Infant Mortality.
Representative Holly Raschein talks to Brian Mudd about the redistricting maps in Florida and how they are affecting the political landscape. Plus, she shares her thoughts about what's going on between Russian and Ukraine.
Tom Homan, Former Acting ICE Director has more on why January was the worst month at the border in DHS history.
Google Search Trends Expert Molly VandenBerg talks to Brian about the top topics that fascinated the U.S. from millions of Google searches in February.
Seth Denson, Analyst & Strategist talks about the safety in the stock market right now and pandemic habits people picked up the last two years.
Lt. Steve Rogers, Former Military Intelligence Officer shares his thoughts about President Joe Biden’s foreign policy failures regarding Russia invading Ukraine.
Dr. Thomas Insel talks to Brian about his new book HEALING: Our Path From Mental Illness to Mental Health.
Dr. Carl Orringer from the University of Miami joins the show with more on Heart Health Month. Dr. Orringer talks about heart disease being the top killer even during the pandemic. Plus, simple things we can do that make a difference.
Adam Rizzieri Chief Marketing Officer has more on Trump's new social media app going live.
Dana Young, President and CEO of Visit Florida talks to Brian about the new record tourism in Florida and Gov. Ron DeSantis boasting a record number of tourists visiting the state in 2021 while officially topping pre-pandemic numbers.
Julia Friedland, Florida Communications Director for the Republican National Committee, joins Brian Mudd Radio with insight on Biden's new inflation myth and more. Follow @JuliaFriedland for more information.
The leading cause of death for Americans 18-45 is fentanyl. It's not climate change. It's not COVID. It's fentanyl. Every single American is affected by this drug, pouring across our border and into our communities, courtesy of this administration's policies. Congresswoman Kat Cammack joins Brian Mudd to discuss all things happening in Washington, D.C., and Florida. For more, follow @RepKatCammack
CFO Jimmy Patronis and Brian Mudd discuss the Florida legislative session, current news topics, and the Canadian Truckers Freedom Convoy.
Brian Mudd and Carlos Lopez Cantera, Former Lt. Gov., talk about a possible School zone speed camera bill and the state proposed deregulation of virtual currencies. Also, a beach smoking ban legislation and information on the abortion bill.
For more follow @LopezCantera
Brian Mudd speaks with Jeff Monosso, FOX News Radio Chicago, about San Francisco School Board Members being recalled over misplaced priorities and politics during the pandemic. Members put progressive politics over the needs of children during the pandemic. The pressures of the pandemic and distance learning have merged with politics nationwide, making school board races a new front in a culture war as resentments over COVID-19 reach a boiling point.
Ted Rossman, Bankrate Analyst, talks with Brian Mudd about January Retail Sales Report.
Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo chats with Brian about the immigration crisis at our Southern border and how Biden’s policies are incentivizing a mass influx.
Lisa W. Miller is an expert on Consumer Psychology and she talks to Brian Mudd about why shrinkflation is growing as manufacturers downsize products without lowering prices.
Rep. Mario Diaz Balart talks to Brian about the latest from the John Durham investigation.
Miami PD Interim Chief Manny Morales talks to Brian about the arrest of Carlos J. Gimenez in Coral Gables. Plus, how Officer Jose Baez is doing after being attacked and requiring brain surgery.
Retired Lt. Randy Sutton chats with Brian about the war on Cops and how in the past 24-hour-period we've seen 13 police officers wounded by gunfire.
Carlos Samaniego, IRS Expert talks to Brian about how to beware this messy tax season. Things might be taking a little longer than normal because the IRS struggling with staffing shortages and paperwork backlogs.
Sadie Thomas, Google trends expert shares her insight on the post-Super Bowl trending topics and commercial highlights.
Construction Industry Expert, Shelley Armato joins Brian and talks about why construction costs are experiencing the largest spike since 1970.
Cynthia Fisher, Founder and CEO of PRA talks to Brian about Florida Hospitals being included in a new report that shows just 14% of hospitals are complying with Price Transparency Rule.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. shares his thoughts about this week's legislative session. Plus, he talks about the new budget for this year.
Julie Bauke is the President and Chief Career Strategist at The Bauke Group. She talks about why employers are increasing perks for workers.
Caleb Silver, editor in chief of Investopedia talks to Brian about the January CPI and why it's likely that inflation will reach a 39-year high.
Seth Denson, Analyst & Strategist shares his thoughts on the Frontier and Spirit Airlines merge. Will they move from Florida? Plus, why does Peloton needs to follow in the footsteps of at-home-fitness competitor The Mirror? Seth has more.
Peter Pitts, author of “The Next Normal” talks to Brian about the latest COVID-related news of the day, a new HIV variant discovered, and more.
Emily Florio, Chief Strategy Officer, Johnson & Sekin talks to Brian about whether a $6.5 million Super Bowl ad is worth the money?
Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart talks about the COMPETES ACT, COVID origin findings documenting a cover-up by Fauci & NIH officials. Plus, his take on a Johns Hopkins Study finding no medical benefit for lockdowns and mask mandates.
Rep. Michael Waltz talks to Brian about the ISIS raid in Syria. Plus, his thoughts on Russia and China.
Chief Marketing Officer, Adam Rizzieri talks to Brian about just how much trouble is Facebook's parent company in?
Brian talks with financial strategist Bill Dendy about why the U.S. inflation is probably about to spike yet again.
Dr. Mark Sherwood is a healthy living expert and he talks about a new study that showed how lockdowns in the U.S. only reduced COVID deaths by 0.2%.
Sean Foreman, Political Science Professor at Barry University talks to Brian about the latest from Florida politics and the USA Today/Suffolk polling. Plus, the landscape of the state with the cycle heating up.
Sen. Marco Rubio chats with Brian about his endorsement by 55 Florida Sheriffs and the contrast with Demings. He also shares his thoughts on how the country is doing right now. Biden's choice to select the first Black woman to replace Judge Breyer". Russia - Ukraine, and China especially with the Olympics underway. Lastly, they talk about the Brian Flores lawsuit.
Chair-elect of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors Jeff Jones talks to Brian about a new survey that shows how many Americans looking to “Financial Influencers” on social media for Advice on Retirement Planning.
Jeff Discusses the Do’s and Don’ts of following advice on social media and when it’s a good idea to seek additional guidance.
Former Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez Cantera chats with Brian about the new state Senate election integrity bill, the USA Today/Suffolk polling on Florida electorate, and the proposed property tax exemptions for public sector employees.
Patrick Rose, Aquatic Biologist and Executive Director at Save the Manatee Club talks to Brian about their lawsuit against the federal government due to habitat loss in Florida's waterways.
Hans Von Spakovsky, Manager, Election Law Reform Initiative and Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation talks to Brian about a recent sampling that showed election fraud cases across the United States.
Dr. Carl Orringer from the University of Miami joins the show with more on Heart Health Month. Dr. Orringer talks about heart disease being the top killer even during the pandemic. Plus, simple things we can do that make a difference.
Supply Chain Expert, James Crean talks to Brian about how the computer chip shortage could incite a U.S. conflict with China.
Chip Merlin shares his knowledge about how to be prepared to fight your insurance company after a disaster. Plus, more on how a natural disaster can lead to a second disaster for property owners if they don’t know how to navigate the insurance claims process.
Michael Cupps, Senior Vice President of Marketing at ActiveOps talks to Brian about a new survey that showed 96% of workers would take a pay cut to permanently work from home.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. talks to Brian about Dr. Ladapo's hearing and his bill replacing standardized testing with a monitoring system.
Erika Donalds, CEO of Optima Foundation shares more on the state of education reform in Florida, K-12 legislative priorities, and how schools must adapt and innovate to meet the needs of tomorrow’s students.
Former Rep. Holly Raschein talks to Brian Mudd about the $1.1 billion to restore the Florida Everglades.
Lt. Steve Rogers chat with Brian Mudd about another U.S. embassy evacuating while Joe Biden was on vacation. A “Biden doctrine” is emerging: Project weakness, create a crisis, and then go on vacation, leaving Americans to fend for themselves.
Sen. Rick Scott talks to Brian Mudd about the latest from Russia and Ukraine. Also, he shares his thoughts about Pres. Biden’s first year in office and how Democrats have become the Anti-Democracy party
Susan Weinstock, Vice President of Financial Resilience Programming for AARP talks to Brian Mudd about new AARP research that reveals growing shifts to a skills-based job market.
Battalion Commander LTC Knorr talks about the new bonuses to enlist in the Army plus a $20K Army Reserves enlistment bonus. On a local level, two company commanders discuss the bonuses in more detail plus recruitment in Broward and Miami-Dade
Lt. Gov Jeanette Nunez talks about the PILF's report. Gov. DeSantis' new proposed state agency to investigate voter fraud and related matters. Plus, expectations for the upcoming state session and more.
Dr. Thomas Unnasch, USF Health Professor talks to Brian Mudd about the peak of the Omicron surge. So far it looks like we're past it in Florida.
Byron Donalds talks to Brian about the first year of the Biden presidency and the letter demanding the education secretary to resign.
Armand Alacbay, vice president of trustee and government affairs, American Council of Trustees and Alumni talks to Brian Mudd about why Florida taxpayers deserve the best bang for their buck in higher ed new online tool with state specific data.
Dr. Mark Sherwood is a Healthcare Industry Expert and he talks about why the Supreme Court blocked COVID-19 vaccine-or-testing mandate for workplaces and why they allowed medical rule to stand.
Dr. Marisela Marrero, President of Steward South Florida Region talks to Brian about their partnership with the University of Miami on Clinical Training for nurses in the community.
Florida TaxWatch President and CEO Dominic M. Calabro shares his thoughts on the analysis of Governor DeSantis' proposals for this year's state session.
Seth Denson, Analyst and Strategist talks to Brian about 3/4th of PPP money going to business owners instead of workers. Also, Americans shopping less in 2022.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. chats with Bian about this year's state session. The first week and what we should keep an eye on. Plus, one of the biggest topics this year redistricting maps for the state.
Where does Florida land in this year's 30th annual America’s health ranking. Dr. Marigene Hartker, UnitedHealthcare’s Florida Medical Director , talks to Brian about where Florida can improve in 2022.
Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar talks to Brian Mudd about her accomplishments from the past year and goals for the upcoming state session.
Brian talks to Bankrate.com's Analyst, Ted Rossman about why forty percent of people that owe money to their credit cards don't know how much their interest rates are.
As more and more cases of COVID-19 are being reported, there's now a chance that your testing sight could be fake. Justin Simons, COVID Testing Expert tells Brian about this new trend happening across the US and shares tips on how to spot them.
Paul Seegert Managing Partner at PCS Advisers chats with Brian Mudd about Mayo Clinic firing 700 workers who defied vax mandate.
Brain talks to James Crean, Supply Chain Expert and President / CTO of CREAN about the latest supply chain issues affecting Americans. Plus why this issue has prompted a new push to revive U.S. factories.
Former Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez Cantera talks about the COVID surge and shares his thoughts on the state's handling of it. Plus, more on the additional info on redistricting. Florida's graduation rate reached a new high after the suspension of the FSA requirements. Should the assessment standards be put back in place?
Dr. Fab Mancini, Healthy Living Expert chats with Brian about the now trending Flurona. Could the Flu + Coronavirus be true? Dr. Manicini talks about what you need to know about what co-infection experts are watching.
Brian follows up with J. Christian Adams, President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation about the report and whether there has been any movement from prosecutors. Plus what we should be watching is we head into the midterm cycle from an election integrity perspective.
Seth Denson, Analyst and Strategist shares his outlook on the market for 2022 and how the Omicron surge is affecting them. Plus he talks with Brian about why home mortgage borrowers need to beware and Tesla still has space to grow.
Distinguished USF Health Professor, Dr. Thomas Unnasch talks to Brian about his prediction regarding the current Omicron surge and why he thinks it will peak within two weeks.
Brian talks to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez about becoming the 80th President of the US Conference of Mayors. They also cover, the latest on COVID testing, the variant and the future for cruise ships. Plus, crypto currency, and the outlook for the city in 2022.
Brian Mudd talks with Licensed Professional Counselor Leigh Richardson about Antonio Brown's rage quitting during the game over the weekend.
Maritime attorney, Brett Rivkind talks to Brian about the new rules for cruises. Why they will no longer be required to follow CDC rules starting this month, plus what passengers need to know.
Commissioner Rosen Gonzalez talks to Brian Mudd about the reasons why the commissioners decided to have Miami Beach join the American Flood Coalition.
Carlos Lopez Canterachats with Bloomdaddy about Governor DeSantis' announcement regarding the Legislative Proposal to Stop W.O.K.E. Activism and Critical Race Theory in Schools and Corporations. Plus, he shares his thoughts on Sen. Rubio urging the Army to enforce ban of TikTok for recruitment
Chris Orestis talks to Bloomdaddy about protecting seniors from holiday scams during this time of year.
The U.S. is in the midst of a health care crisis as more and more nurses leave their jobs citing concerns over heavy workloads, long hours, and stress created from both physical and emotional exhaustion. This nursing shortage comes at a critical time as the nation struggles to get ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Ed Peters, Data Protection Expert, and Bloomdaddy speak about how cybercriminals are looking for people to take advantage of during this holiday season. Cybercriminals target individuals during the holidays to make millions on ransom ware attacks. Always verify, never trust. Stop and consider before taking action when shopping online. Always look at URL's to make sure websites are verified or secure and do not give out your personal financial information.
Senator Rick Scott, Former Florida Governor, talks with Bloomdaddy about inflation and much more. According to Sen. Scott, there is nothing good happening in Washington right now. Inflation continues to get higher and higher, which is hurting everyone, especially low-income families.
Bloomdaddy talks with Patty Olinger, Expert on Infectious Diseases and Executive Director of GBAC about the NFL requiring booster shots and strict COVID protocols. A resurgence in positive COVID cases is causing the NFL to enforce booster shots in order to possibly protect the end of the football season, especially as Super Bowl LVI approaches.
Bloomdaddy speaks with Manny Morales, Interim Chief of the Miami Police Department about demoted Miami Police Officers being reinstated as Majors, the 'Shop With A Cop' event that took place, where officers gave back to the community, and the morale, mental, and physical wellbeing of the organization.
Dr. Emily Williams Knight, Restaurant Industry Expert, and Bloomdaddy discuss inflation surcharge being added to bills at some restaurants. Currently, menu prices are the highest they've been since 2008 due to inflation and the supply chain crisis.
Restaurants should be upfront with consumers about surcharges. Other states have additional restrictions and lockdowns, and the supply chain crisis is a huge issue, along with out of stock and overpriced items. Lack of staff is another problem, some restaurants are operating at 50% capacity due to a shortage of people. Seniors are even reentering the workforce, but the question is, will they stay?
Bloomdaddy and Michael O’Leary (Partner, Hunter Andrews Kurth, and Expert in Energy Markets) talk about what is currently happening with gas prices. What should consumers expect over the next 12 months? Gasoline prices may continue to stay high and possibly become even higher over time. Crude oil is not being produced as it should, thus causing high gasoline prices. There is an increase in demand now due to the pandemic dwindling away and more people heading outside. Also, is the Biden administration shutting down pipelines and causing higher prices?
Faith Abubéy, ABC News Correspondent in Washington provides listeners with an update about the recent poll statistics and how President Biden's job approval is sinking on inflation, crime, and COVID. Over 60% of Americans disapprove of how President Biden is handling inflation. 94% of republicans disapprove and a little over half of democrats disapprove. 71% Independent voters disapprove of inflation.
Bloomdaddy and Adam Rizzieri, Chief Marketing Officer - Agency Partner Interactive, Dallas speak about employees, executives, and social activism. Should executives spend less time worrying about social activism? Are some social justice initiatives causing harm? A parallel economy is forming as new options emerge and the "the woke era" continues to linger.
Bloomdaddy and Julie Bauke, President & Chief Career Strategist of The Bauke Group talk about how to land your dream job in 2022. Employees who are debating whether to pursue a new job should decipher what you do and do not want to do when it comes to a job or a career. Take risks, but be realistic. You do not have to have everything figured out right now, however figuring out what you want to do next is important. Overcome fear, research, connect, utilize LinkedIn, and don't burn bridges.
Governor DeSantis agreed to sign a Constitutional Carry. Brenden Boudreau is the Director of Field Operations National Association for Gun Rights and he talks to Brian about what this means for Floridians and people that aren't comfortable around guns.
Alex Cherones, Cyber Expert talks to Brian Mudd about Amazon's Web Services going dark and how the outage impacted thousands of users and online services.
Manny Morales, Interim Miami PD Chief talks with Brian Mudd about MPD's response to NBC 6's investigation showing potential "double-dipping" violations by off-duty officers and recent arrests regarding potential school violence threats and increased awareness due to Oxford school shooting.
More than 8 million students are now being homeschooled in the U.S., according to new estimates from the Census Bureau. Lance Izumi, Director of the Center for Education talks with Brian Mudd about the record high. During the pandemic-induced lockdowns, children had no choice but to learn at home. But now, many families don't want to go back.
According to government data, Public school enrollment has dropped by over 1.5 million within the past year. The socialization of children as a concern with home schooling is a myth according to Izumi. There are several home school co-ops, they get together for children to socialize and parents learn from each other. It is much more diverse than what people thought in the past.
For more information visit pacificresearch.org and check out Lance Izumi's book, "The Homeschool Boom: Pandemic, Policies, and Possibilities."
Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondent, Dallas (@jimryantx) speaks with Brian Mudd about a new at-home COVID treatment, antiviral pills. The pills are intended to treat COVID symptoms and reduce the risk of death. Some in the medical community are concerned about the low efficacy rate and potential safety risks, such as birth defects with women. Further complicating things is the arrival of the omicron variant and questions about how it might respond to Merck’s new drug. 13 to 10 was the vote.
Former President Donald Trump talks with Brian Mudd about the current state of the economy, Governor Ron DeSantis, and the 2024 Presidential Election.
Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar talks with Brian Mudd about the Crucial Communism Teaching Act. This legislation develops a high school curriculum on the legacy and dangers of communism, and how they are contrary to the founding principles of freedom and democracy in the United States.
For more information visit: https://salazar.house.gov/media/press-releases/congresswoman-salazar-introduces-crucial-communism-teaching-cct-act
CFO and Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis talks about this "Holiday Money Hunt" to promote claiming unclaimed property, and holiday scams to avoid. There is currently over 2.5 billion dollars in the unclaimed property vault. Visit fltreasurehunt.gov for more information.
Patronis Announces New Property Insurance Fraud Fighting Squads at Florida Chamber Annual Insurance Summit: https://www.myfloridacfo.com/sitePages/newsroom/pressRelease.aspx?id=6049
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. talks about the proposal by Sen. Joe Gruters to turn school boards elections into partisan races.
Representative Holly Rasheen talks to Brian Mudd about the newly drafted redistricting maps in Florida, and how this will affect the political landscape.
As courts took to working online during COVID, not everyone benefitted. A Pew charitable trusts study examined how some litigants thrived and others not so much. Qudsiya Naqyi, Officer, Civil Legal System Modernization Team, The Pew Charitable Trusts shares more details.
Award-winning news and technology journalist, Andrea Smith talks to Brian Mudd about the hottest tech gifts for the techies in the family. From video games to gadgets what you can give this Christmas.
J. Christian Adams, President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation chats with Brian Mudd about how many potential election-related crimes languish in Florida prosecutors’ offices.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez talks to Brian Mudd about the state's current omicron perspective and response. Plus, more on Florida having the fewest COVID-19 cases in the country and what's next for the Seminole Compact/sports betting in Florida.
It's Giving Tuesday and the American Red Cross needs your help. Brian Mudd speaks with Regional Communications Director, Siara Campbell about why people need to support disaster relief more than they think. Plus, blood donations are really needed.
Sen. Rick Scott chats with Brian Mudd about the Build Back Better plan and how it's not good for the American people. Plus, more on the omicron variant.
Dr. Aileen Marty, Florida International University Infectious Disease Specialist talks to Brian Mudd about the Omicron variant.
Omicron has been identified as a Covid-19 ‘Variant of Concern' and it is triggering global fears. Brian Mudd speaks with Expert on Infectious Diseases, Patty Olinger about what this may mean to you.
Rania Mankarious, Crime Prevention Expert talks to Brian Mudd about the BBB warning Americans to watch out for fake items when holiday shopping online.
David Graziano, founder of the Tulum-based festival Art With Me talks to Bloomdaddy about him bringing the festival to Miami for 2021.
Art With Me is an international arts, music and cultural festival, born on the beautiful beaches of Tulum, Mexico that is now coming to the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park
Congressman Waltz talks to Bloomdaddy and says, “The passage of the so-called “Build Back Better” bill will forever tarnish Congressional Democrats.
Unlike Hollywood sci-fi movies, we’ve rarely had to deal with incoming asteroids on Earth, but NASA is taking no chances! NASA is launching the Double Asteroid Redirection Test or DART. The first of its kind, DART will test the idea of deflecting an asteroid by colliding with the small moonlet in a double asteroid system. NASA expert Harrison Agrusa talks to Bloomdaddy about the mission.
Scott Shalley, President and CEO of Florida Retail Federation, discusses Florida’s businesses and how they're expecting to hit record sales this holiday shopping season, despite supply chain problems.
Tommy Pigott, RNC Rapid Response Director, and Bloomdaddy break down the Build Back Better plan and how it will affect Americans.
Julie Bauke is the President and Chief Career Strategist at The Bauke Group. She talks to Bloomdaddy about more people quitting instead of negotiating their salaries with their managers.
Dr. Sean Foreman, Political Science Professor at Barry University talks to Brian Mudd about Republicans passing Democrats in Florida voter registrations. Plus, more on the mood of the state and country.
The Beacon Council launched a new initiative and One Community One Goal's Matt Haggman shares how this opportunity will have an economic impact in Miami.
Dana Young, President and CEO of Visit Florida has the latest details regarding record third-quarter tourism numbers despite the pandemic.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez chats with Brian Mudd about migrants being flown into Florida at night by the Biden administration. Plus, all four bills passing in the special session and now going to Gov. DeSantis' desk.
Cheryl Hunter, Expert on overcoming adversity chats with Brian about not letting politics and vaccine talks spoil your Thanksgiving dinner with the family.
Rep. Brian Mast shares his thoughts regarding Lake Okeechobee discharges set to go south to the Everglades after years of negotiations.
Mark Eiglarsh, Trial Attorney and legal analyst talks to Brian Mudd about the jury deliberation regarding the Rittenhouse case.
Manny Morales, Interim Miami PD Chief chats with Brian Mudd about the allegations by Sgt. Edwin Gomez that MPD has been a hostile work environment for years. Plus, Give Miami Day and Miami's Police Athletic League.
Mark Morgan, FAIR's senior fellow and the former acting commissioner of US Customs and Border Protection talks to Brian Mudd about border patrols possibly losing 11k agents because of the vaccine mandate by the Biden Administration.
Jonathan Bydlak, Director of the Governance Program shares his thoughts about the infrastructure bill and why it's the wrong time to spend big.
Andy Trusevich, Legal Expert talks to Brian Mudd about the federal court upholding the decision to halt Biden's federal vaccine mandate after blasting edict as 'staggeringly overbroad'.
Rep. Michael Waltz chats with Brian Mudd about his work with Sen. Graham on Biden's terrorism complacency and why the US must act now to counter threats.
Jonathan Daniels, Port Everglades Chief Executive shares his thoughts on the supply chain issues and the increase in cargo ships. Plus, what Florida ports are doing to offer a potential solution to the congestion problem faced at some of the larger ports on the west and east coast.
Grover Norquist, Americans for Tax Reform President talks to Brian Mudd about the economy under the Biden Administration. Higher prices, job threats due to vaccine mandates, tax cuts for the rich, and more.
Trial Attorney and legal analyst, Mark Eiglarsh chats with Brian Mudd about the Rittenhouse case and the testimonies during yesterday's hearing.
Dr. Alex del Carmen is a Criminologist and he talks to Brian Mudd about what needle spiking is and how this pertains to the Astroworld tragedy and why it's raising concern.
Brian Mudd is joined by Rep. Jim Jordan with more on infrastructure, inflation, the border, and latest in DC. Plus, his book 'What You Said You Would Do: Fighting for Freedom in the Swamp'.
Now that Biden's vaccine mandate is in limbo, will employers comply with it? Seth Denson, Analyst and Strategist shares more details about this.
Tommy Pigott, Rapid Response Director talks to Brian Mudd about the GOP victories. Plus, President Biden’s polling and why it continues to plunge.
Robert G. Natelson, a former constitutional law professor has more details as to why it is time to abolish the CDC and NIH.
Nathan Brand, Deputy Communications Director for the RNC shares more on the possible Red Wave approaching as more states continue to win in states like Virginia. Plus how these victories could impact 2022 midterms.
Rep. Carlos Gimenez talks to Brian Mudd about the supply chain issues and the Biden administration's threat to shutdown another gas pipeline. Plus, the latest of what's happening at the border and paying illegal immigrants.
Phil Sklar Co-Founder and CEO of National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum chats with Brian Mudd about the popularity of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' bobblehead.
Congressman Michael Waltz shares his thoughts about his fight for funding water quality projects. The bill that was introduced to help crackdown on drug and human trafficking. Plus, the latest from Friday's passage of the trillion-dollar infrastructure package.
Mark Herrara, Expert in Emergency Response talks to Brian Mudd about the Astroworld fest Friday night.
Chief Medical Officer for Steward Health Care, Dr. Octavio Diaz shares his thoughts about the vaccine approval for Children 5-11. Plus, COVID protocols in schools and vaccination/infection rates.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. has more details on the Biden vaccine mandate and the state's special session to combat it. Plus, he talks about South Florida's election results from Tuesday and the Victims of Communism Day bill.
Former Lt. Gov., Carlos Lopez Cantera talks to Brian Mudd about the election results in Florida and the latest political news from around the state.
Research has shown that music is therapeutic. Evan Privoznik, Board Certified Music Therapist at Nicklaus Children's Hospital shares his experiences at the hospital and talks about the role that music plays in recovery for children.
Dr. Marcos Mestre, Vice President & Chief Medical Officer at Nicklaus Children's Hospital talks about his work with the hospital, his story, and how the community can help.
Zak Maan, Managing Director of Coastal Wealth for Nicklaus Children's Hospital joins Brian Mudd and shares his journey as an ambassador and working with kids at the hospital.
Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber has been re-elected for another term and his push to change last-call from 5am to 2am in the entertainment district passes with most voters wanting the switch.
Leslie G. Sarasin, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Food Industry Association has more details on holiday food not being too affected by supply chain issues.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez talks to Brian Mudd about his re-election. Plus, he shared his goals and what he expects to accomplish in the City.
Manny Morales, Interim Miami PD Chief talks to Brian Mudd about his decision to terminate Captain Javier Ortiz. Plus, he gives us an update on recruitment and how the new video has helped reach capacity already.
Stacey Murphy, Love & Intimacy Coach talks about a new study that shows finding love on a dating app is six times more likely to end in divorce.
RJ Hauman, Government Relations Director for Federation for American Immigration Reform talks to Brian Mudd about the Biden Administration seeking to pay hundreds of millions to select illegal alien families.
CFO and Chief Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis talks to Brian Mudd about the reasons why he is challenging Joe Biden to 'flex muscles,' and save Christmas. Plus, CFO Patronis shares more about his top legislative priority for the upcoming session and the In & Out Burger Invite.
Seth Denson, Analyst & Strategist shares more details of what people need to know as open enrollment begins for millions of workers in America.
Brian Mudd chats with Bill O’Reilly about his new event with Former President Donald Trump. Plus, he shared his thought on the Virginia Governor's race and whether he thinks the country will begin to course correct.
Monica Crowley, Former Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs for the U.S. Department of the Treasury has more details on the recent data for September from the Labor Department confirming that Republican governors and legislatures are leading the way in getting Americans back to work.
Brett Velicovich shares more details on how 363 American citizens remain in Afghanistan. Even though the administration has assured that they will get every American out, things may not be as they seem.
Daniel Forrestel, Launch Integration Manager for NASA and SpaceX talks to Brian Mudd about the Launch of the third crew mission to the International Space Station on Halloween.
Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst has the latest information on why more people are likely to attend a live event or head to attractions in the fourth quarter compared to Q1, Q2, and Q3 combined.
Former Senator from South Carolina Jim Demint talks to Brian Mudd about President Biden echoing Terry McAuliffe's claims that Younkin wants to ban books.
Internal Medicine Dr. Al Johnson talks about memory loss and brain fog as possible side effects of contracting COVID-19.
Resident Senior Fellow Chris Riley and Brian Mudd speak about Internet policies, what is to come on Facebook, and how it will address potential harms, plus other social media platforms.
Director, Governance Program Jonathan Bydlak speaks about ways to reduce spending in the U.S. and whether or not Congress will pass the BIF and BBB this week.
Ebo Reuel Isaac Entsuah, an Electric Vehicle, transportation policy, and infrastructure expert shares more about gas prices skyrocketing and why the demand for electric vehicles continues to grow.
Manny Morales, Interim Miami PD Chief shares his view for the department and talks about accepting applications for Police Officers.
Mary Mayhew, President and CEO of The Florida Hospital Association talks to Brian Mudd about the declaration of the end of the Delta Surge.
Attorney William Sklar speaks about the Florida Bar RPPTL Condominium Law and policy life safety advisory task force, and how it relates to the Champlain tower collapse and other condominiums.
Spencer O'Leary, Expert on Managing Remote Employees, speaks about how working from home could possibly change where innovation happens.
Lt. Gov. Jeannette Nunez and Brian Mudd speak about the growth rate of Florida jobs and Governor DeSantis welcoming first responders to Florida amidst vaccine mandates. Also, the upcoming session is underway and the first cargo ship arrives in Florida.
Jason Miller, Former Trump senior advisor and GETTR CEO chats with Brian Mudd about President Trump’s announcement to rejoin the social media atmosphere.
Broward County Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott shares the latest on voter registration and the letter that was sent to voters last week.
Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber talks to Brian Mudd about South Beach businesses putting up money against the city's effort to change last call. Mayor Gelber is calling on art investors to open galleries in the city.
Adam Rizzieri Chief Marketing Officer shares more details about Facebook getting ready to announce a name change. Plus, President Trump set to launch a social media network.
Dr. John Roland, Medical Expert talks to Brian Mudd about COVID-19 vaccine boosters and the US expected to authorize mix-and-match COVID booster shots.
Patty Olinger, Expert on Infectious Diseases talks to Brian Mudd about the latest regarding sporting events, entertainment venues, etc. as we start to put the Delta variant surge behind us.
Tommy Pigott, Rapid Response Director talks to Brian Mudd about President Joe Biden’s White House and why they say inflation is a “High Class Problem”.
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar shares her thoughts on the IRS spying on bank accounts over transactions that are over $600. Plus, how inflation and rising energy costs are affecting and will continue to hurt Americans.
Interim Superintendent for Broward County Schools, Dr. Vickie L. Cartwright shares details about social media threats for schools. Also, concerns about copycat threats with Cruz plea/case back in the news. Plus, mask mandates and possible revision and assessment of the school district.
Former Miami PD Chief Jorge Colina chats with Brian Mudd about the firing of Chief Art Acevedo and possible problems within the city.
USF Professor, Dr. Thomas Unnasch talks to Brian Mudd about the end of the Delta surge and what we can expect from here on out in Florida.
CFO and Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis shares his thoughts on Citizens CEO's comments regarding Florida's insurance industry facing a 'staggering' financial crisis.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. shares more details on the redistricting process and the progress so far. Plus, his thoughts about SB 494 set to make it easier for the state to remove boats abandoned in waterways. Sen. Diaz also talks about proposals to further address Florida's property insurance crisis.
Former Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera chats with Brian Mudd about the biggest news from around the state. Sen. Annette Taddeo officially running for governor against Charlie Crist.
Sierra Nicole, Elite Trade Academy Founder talks to Brian Mudd about the supply chain disasters happening around the world as we head to the holiday shopping season.
Todd Bensman, Senior National Security Fellow talks with Brian Mudd about Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica transporting global migrants to the United States southern border. Todd shares details on how Costa Ricans are helping individuals reach the border.
Brian Mudd and RNC Spokesperson, Paris Dennard talk about Hunter Biden and President Joe Biden's shared bank account.
Global marketing expert Tim Parkin provides details on President Biden's vaccine mandate and the mistakes that are being made as corporations force their employees to get the vaccine – or be fired.
Author Todd Doughty talks about his new book 'Little Pieces of Hope in a Difficult World'. His inspiration led him to create this book on his way home during the early days of the pandemic.
Jay Ratliff, iHeart's Aviation Specialist chats with Brian Mudd about the Southwest pilots and/or staffing fiasco reaching levels that have caused a mess. Plus, other airlines having staffing issues as well and how might that impact upcoming holiday schedules.
Jonathan Bydlak, Director, Governance Program talks to Brian Mudd about the vote on the debt limit and Pelosi v. progressives.
Attorney Mark Eiglarsh talks with Brian Mudd about the final autopsy results for Gabby Petito. Plus, the possible outcome for Brian Laundrie if he is caught.
Florida TaxWatch President and CEO Dominic M. Calabro talks with Brian Mudd about possible ways to reform property taxes in Florida.
Brian Mudd and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez talk about Chief Acevedo's Suspension and the upcoming city commission hearing.
Broward School Board Member Lori Alhadeff shares her thoughts on the app that's being used to comply with Alyssa’s Law that requires school districts to have some sort of mobile panic button.
Lisa Miller Expert on Consumer Psychology shares her knowledge on parents being for or against getting their children ages 5 to 11 vaccinated.
Former Miami PD Chief Jorge Colina talks to Brian Mudd about Miami City Manager announcing plans to fire Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo.
Managing Director Seth Schachner With StratAmericas talks about Facebook and how it's failing children and families with Brian Mudd.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. shares more about Florida's property taxes and the possible ways for reform. He also chimes in on what's going on with school districts defying state law on school mask mandates.
Maja Kazazic is an expert on anxiety and depression. She talks to Brian Mudd about the rates of depression and anxiety climbing around the globe due to the pandemic.
Sen. Marco Rubio speaks about Merrick Garland's directive to the FBI to investigate parents/concerned citizens. Plus, the border crisis and the status of reconciliation in the Senate.
From the RNC Rapid Response team, Tommy Pigott chats with Brian about Republican governors heading to the border to highlight the worsening crisis.
Lt. Gov. Jeannette Nunez talks to Brian Mudd about parents being called domestic terrorists for speaking against COVID-19. Plus, debunking Nikki Fried’s COVID comments.
Former Florida Rep. Carlos Curbelo chats with Brian Mudd about the Texas school shooting.
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar talks to Brian Mudd about the DOJ targeting of parents over school board protests. The Border crisis and the latest from Washington this week.
Jimmy Patronis, CFO and State Fire Marshall shares his thoughts about school districts going against the law on mask mandates and what it will mean to them. Plus, his conversation with DeSantis about Casey's diagnosis and his wife's recovery from it.
Nancy Brinker, founder of The Promise Fund and Susan G. Komen has more details on the importance of getting tested and worrying about your health as she highlights Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart talks to Brian Mudd about his meeting with President Trump to discuss economic, domestic, and foreign policies, as well as the Biden Admin’s policies.
Dr. Colleen Payne-Nabors is a Medical Expert and she talks about Dr. Fauci's premature comments on family gatherings for the holidays.
Sen. Rick Scott chats with Brian Mudd about his latest Fox Business op-ed regarding the debt ceiling fight in Congress and shares his predictions for what does or doesn't pass?
Adam Rizzieri, Chief Marketing Officer talks to Brian Mudd about the blowback Facebook will face for whistleblower allegations and the outage of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
Alex Sanchez, CEO of the Florida Bankers Association shares his thought about Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and the Democratic plan to have banks report transaction data to IRS raises privacy fears.
Seth Denson, Analyst & Strategist chats with Brian Mudd about the health system fining employees with unvaccinated spouses.
Jason Miller, Chief Executive Officer of GETTR talks to Brian Mudd about why Gov. DeSantis' press secretary’s Twitter suspension would not have happened on GETTR.
Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott chats with Brian about important voter registration information for Broward residents.
Democrats refuse to raise the debt ceiling on their own. Americans For Tax Reform President, Grover Norquist shares more details and what the American people can expect from this.
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis talks to Brian Mudd about Fort Lauderdale's redundant sewer force main project completion ceremony. Plus the work and project with The Boring Co.
Rep. Mike Waltz chats with Brian Mudd about what's happening in Afghanistan and the hearing he attended earlier this week.
Rep. Brian Mast talks to Brian Mudd about the latest from Washington and the nomination process for the military service academies.
Claudia Duran, managing director at Endeavor Miami talks to Brian Mudd about the tech boom in the market.
Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart shares his point of view on the key votes this week as well as the $3.5 trillion in tax-spending spree Democrats have been on and Pelosi moving from yesterday to Thursday for a bi-partisan vote.
Congressman Carlos Gimenez shares more details about the key House votes this week in Washington. Plus, his take on the endless debt ceiling Democrats want.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez talks to Brian Mudd about the additional of Glaxo's monoclonal treatments, pandemic progress, the new Surgeon General, plus any additional sanctions coming against school districts.
Monica, former Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs in the US Department of the Treasury has more details on Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats' reckless $3.5 trillion tax-and-spending spree.
FOP President Tommy Reyes talks to Brian Mudd about the union's no-confidence vote on Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo.
Michael A Letts, CEO/Founder of In-VestUSA talks to Brian Mudd about why it's time to re-fund the police as local law enforcement becomes key to countering future terror attacks in the US.
Former Acting Director of ICE Under President Trump, Tom Homan speaks with Brian Mudd about Biden's border crisis and what's happening with Haitians in Texas.
Florida's CFO Jimmy Patronis shares more details regarding Saturday's unclaimed property auction in West Palm Beach. Plus, he shares his thoughts on Florida's new Surgeon General and opposition to vaccine mandates.
Rep. Mike Waltz talks to Brian Mudd about his joint statement with Graham regarding the call with Afghan resistance leader Ahmad Massoud.
Jaap Donath, Senior Vice President, Research and Strategic Planning at Miami-Dade Beacon Council talks to Brian Mudd about Miami-Dade County’s unemployment rate dropping to 6.5%.
Julie Bauke is President and Chief Career Strategist at The Bauke Group. She talks to Brian about a new survey showing 70% of workers want to quit their job to reduce burnout.
Tommy Pigott, RNC Rapid Response Director talks to Brian Mudd about the possible red state rebound as more get involved with politics.
Shannon Colavecchio, PR Counsel for Florida Prepaid has more details on the $200 million in refunds unclaimed by families in Florida.
RNC National Spokesperson and Director of Black Media Affairs, Paris Dennard chats with Brian Mudd about President Biden’s rough 6 weeks and UN speech.
Miami-Dade Sup. Alberto Carvalho talks to Brian Mudd about school mask mandates and why the Miami-Dade County School Board continues to enforce masks in classrooms.
Rep. Brian Mast chats with Brian Mudd about the Blinken hearing and also gives an update on the Army Corp where they stated the sugar industry's lawsuits won't slow down the Everglades Restoration Project.
Louis Leo IV, Founder of Florida Civil Rights Coalition shares the reasons why their lawsuit challenging school mask mandates.
Mark Eiglarsh, Trial Attorney talks to Brian Mudd about the latest developments regarding Gabby Petito.
Greg Mennis, Public Sector Retirement Systems Project Director for The Pew Charitable Trusts has more details on retirement success across the country plus an emphasis on Florida's pension solvency.
Dr. Aileen Marty, Florida International University Infectious Disease Specialist talks to Brian Mudd about Moderna's phase three trial report of breakthrough cases. Plus, vaccines for kids 5-11 years old.
Sean Segal, Generation USA’s CEO talks to Brian Mudd about the new program in Miami to help people get back on their feet and find a career and job they can thrive in.
Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst talks about why Americans say the biggest threat to the economy is Covid-19.
Grover Norquist, Americans For Tax Reform President has more details on why under Biden Americans will see the largest tax increase in decades.
Noah Brandt, Live Action's Director of Communications talks to Brian Mudd about the ban from advertising pro-life ads on social media platforms.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez has more details on President Biden's vaccine mandate. Mask mandates for schools and what this may mean for schools districts like Broward going against the law.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez talks to Brian Mudd about OkCoin, MiamiCoin and what the city intends to do with the money coming in.
Elaine Parker, Job Creators Network Chief Communications Officer talks about why the Job Creators Network is opposing President Biden's rule requiring vaccination or testing for 80 million private-sector employees.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. chats with Brian about South Florida's school districts defying the Florida Board of Ed's rule and court ruling over mask mandates. Plus, FSA testing possibly coming to an end next state session.
Jerry Theodorou, Policy Director, Finance, Insurance and Trade at R Street talks to Brian Mudd about the potential effects of the global minimum tax on catastrophe insurance markets.
Former Police Officer and InVeris Training Solutions Director of Virtual Systems and Sales, Curry Newton talks to Brian Mudd about the latest training technology for police to address crime and the latest police training technique.
Sen. Rick Scott shares his thoughts on Afghan refugees resettling in Florida, #Bidenflation, and the debt ceiling/ Democrats’ reckless tax-and-spending packages.
Sean Spicer talks to Brian Mudd about being BLACKLISTED by the Biden administration in an unprecedented and radical move.
Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst at CreditCards.com talks about how 51 million Americans have already started their holiday shopping or will start by the end of September.
Quentin Brogdon is a legal expert and he shares his viewpoint on whether employees who refuse the COVID-19 vaccine can get unemployment benefits or not.
Broward County Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Vickie L. Cartwright talks to Brian Mudd about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' position on mask mandates and the state's federal stimulus funding for school districts.
Adam Rizzieri Chief Marketing Officer, Agency Partner Interactive, Dallas has more details on whether companies will boycott Texas over the new abortion law.
Zoo Miami's Ron Magil shares his thoughts on the zoo's Conservation Action Center being named as 2021 Annual Florida Recreation and Park Association (FRPA) Award Winner for Innovative Programming: Environmental Resiliency and Sustainability.
Donna Gibson, President of Friends of Flight 93 talks to Brian Mudd about their announcement of four heroes awards finalist.
US Army Lt. Col. Darin Gaub shares his thoughts on why the Biden Administration is ignoring the military plan that got service members killed.
Congressional candidate Jason Mariner talks to Brian Mudd about his decision to run to replace Alcee Hastings for district 20.
Naim Haroon Sakhia, Attorney at Law chats with Brian about Afghan refugees in the U.S. He shares details on how they’re vetted, where they’re going, and how we can help.
Lisa Miller, Consumer Marketing Strategist shares her thoughts about a Covid-19 resurgence and how it's clouding business travel.
Rep. Carlos Gimenez talks to Brian Mudd about him introducing legislation that would ban funds from going to the Taliban.
Former Navy SEAL Jason Redman just returned from Afghanistan where he helped with Pineapple Express, a secret mission carried out by a group of special ops veterans who rescued hundreds of allied operatives from Afghanistan.
Florida International University Infectious Disease Specialist, Dr. Aileen Marty talks to Brian Mudd about the Mu variant and whether it's worse than the Delta variant. She also talks about what else we need to know about COVID-19 mutations.
Mandy Arioto, CEO of MOPs, an international mother’s organization working under the radar of oppression with Afghan women talks about her project and hope for women and the country.
Former Military Intelligence Officer, Lt. Steve Rogers shares his thought about the crisis In Afghanistan.
Tommy Pigott, Director of Rapid Response at RNC talks to Brian Mudd about President Biden being incompetent, incapable, and currently failing as President.
Dr. Michael Warren has more on with it's time for children to catch up on missed vaccinations.
Jason Lau, Okcoin's COO talks to Brian Mudd about Okcoin opening a local office sponsorship, and coin listing in Miami.
The rise in Delta variant cases is an increasing concern amongst vaccinated travelers. Senior Travel Editor, Melanie Lieberman has more on this story.
Lt. Jason "Jay" Redman Retired Navy SEAL talks with Brian Mudd about 'Pineapple Express’: US vets volunteer to secretly rescue allies in Afghanistan.
Congressman Brian Mast talks about Afghanistan and why this is noone's fault but Biden's.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez shares her thoughts on the ruling on school mask mandates and what the state is doing to appeal.
Rep. Michael Grieco shares why he decided to file a bill to make forging, possessing fake vaccine cards a felony.
CFO and Chief Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis talks to Brian Mudd about Hurricane Ida relief and his viewpoint on school mask mandates.
Hurricane Ida downs New Orleans power on a deadly path through Louisiana. Expert in Emergency Response, Mark Herrara has the latest.
Jason Snead, Executive Director of the Honest Elections Project chats with Brian Mudd about the bipartisan support for photo ID laws and voting safeguards grows.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. talks to Brian Mudd about the school mask mandate verdict and what the state is going to do now.
Dr. Jerry Parrish, Chief Economist and Director of Research, Florida Chamber Foundation chats with Brian about the recovery of "lost" workers they cited in a recent report.
Todd Bensman is a Senior National Security Fellow and he has more on the Supreme Court order to put the Trump border policy back in place.
Ronna McDaniel, GOP Chairwoman talks to Brian Mudd about 2022, Afghanistan, and her latest podcast episode featuring Florida Congressman Carlos Gimenez.
Mario Balaban, Media Relations Manager for Project Veritas has more details on DHS International Child Sex Trafficking Gangs.
Brett Velicovich, former US Army special operations intelligence analyst and former Delta Force member talks to Brian Mudd about the situation in Afghanistan getting worse as Biden’s self-imposed deadline approaches
Congressman Michael Waltz talks to Brian Mudd about Afghanistan and his thoughts after President Biden's announcement that there won't be an extension to the August 31st deadline.
Mary Mayhew, President and CEO of Florida Hospital Association shares more details on Florida's COVID-19 hospitalization levels. Plus, capacity left in the system, expectations, and percentage of those who aren't vaccinated?
FIU's Infectious Disease Specialist, Dr. Aileen Marty shares her thoughts on the FDA's full approval of the Pfizer vaccine. Plus, whether the worst of the current wave of cases is behind us.
Sen. Rick Scott talks to Brian Mudd about what's happening in Afghanistan. Plus, his thoughts on whether Pres. Biden is fit for his duty and school mask mandates in Florida.
Miami PD Chief Art Acevedo shares more on the backstory to the photo from Houston that surfaced which the Miami Fraternal Order of Police suggested is the same as the gesture that led to Daniel Ubeda getting fired. Also, first day of school and COVID in the city.
Adam Andrzejewski, CEO and Founder of OpentheBooks.com has more details on the staggering cost of US military equipment in Taliban hands.
Sean Spicer, Host of SpicerAndCo on Newsmax talks to Brian Mudd about President Biden’s failure in Afghanistan and his forthcoming book detailing Biden’s dangerous plan for America.
Parenting Expert, Kim Muench explains the mental health impact of mask debate on children.
Thomas Creal, Founder and International Lead Forensic Accountant of The Hunter Group says it's time to bankrupt the Taliban. He goes into detail about how forensic accounting masterminds will do just that.
United Teachers of Dade President Karla Hernandez-Mats talks to Brian Mudd about the first day of school for Miami-Dade and the mandatory mask mandate vote.
James Kohnstamm Executive Vice President, Economic Development for Miami-Dade Beacon Council talks to Brian Mudd about the $22 Billion NYC Hedge Fund to Open Second Headquarters in Wynwood.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. shares his thoughts regarding the defiance of local school boards in pressing forward mask mandates.
Dana Young of Visit Florida has more details on the rebound of tourism. She explains how surprisingly Florida performed nearly in line with 2019's records without the cruise industry online. Plus, how Visit Florida's marketing has impacted what's transpired.
James Kohnstamm Executive Vice President, Economic Development for Miami-Dade Beacon Council talks to Brian Mudd about the $22 Billion NYC Hedge Fund to Open Second Headquarters in Wynwood.
Brian Cross, PR and Branding Expert talks about Facebook and TikTok not lifting the ban on posts that promote Taliban after the fall of Afghanistan.
Gil Torrez, Former FBI Special Agent talks to Brian Mudd about the Pentagon warning of worsening terrorist threat as Taliban seize Afghanistan.
Naim Haroon Sakhia, Attorney at Law has more on the Department of Defense possibly housing 30,000 Afghan refugees in locations like Fort McCoy in Wisconsin and Fort Bliss in Texas.
The RNC is fighting for election integrity. Gates McGavick, director of strategic communications for the RNC shares more details of what's going on.
Dr. Karen Smith has more on August being Immunization Awareness Month. She speaks about recommended vaccination schedules as we approach a new school year and the cooler months ahead.
Rep. Carlos Gimenez talks with Brian Mudd about the latest coming from Afghanistan and what's happening in Washington.
South Florida Dr. Cheryl Holder has more on vaccine myths, misinformation, the Delta variant, and other news regarding COVID-19.
RNC National Spokesperson and Director of Black Media Affairs, Paris Dennard has more on the climb in inflation and Biden's answer to what's going on in Afghanistan.
Rep. Michael Grieco talks to Brian Mudd about his stance regarding school mask mandates.
Unvaccinated workers could end up paying $50 more for health insurance per paycheck. Todd Furniss, Author of The 60% Solution: Rethinking Healthcare has more details on this story.
Lt. Jason "Jay" Redman is a retired Navy SEAL and he shares his thoughts on the Taliban entering Kabul as panic spreads in Afghanistan’s capital.
Rep. Michael Waltz talks to Brian Mudd about Afghanistan and the need for strong leadership from the Biden Administration.
Todd Bensman is a Senior National Security Fellow, Center for Immigration Studies Author, "America’s Covert Border War". He talks to Brian Mudd about the Biden immigration policy leading to "human smuggler conveyor belt"
Smugglers are telling illegal migrants crossing into New Mexico to use Uber and Lyft. Local cops say they are helpless to stop it. Attorney at Law, Naim Haroon Sakhia explains what's going on at the southern border.
Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez talks to Brian Mudd about the increase in COVID cases, school mask mandates, and the letter from Mayor Gelber to Gov. DeSantis.
CFO and Chief Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis chats with Brian Mudd about the performance of fire rescue in Surfside. He also shares an update on the state's economy and the GoFundMe Democrats have created for superintendents that violet mask mandates.
Broward Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright shares her thoughts regarding the start of the school year and mask policies.
Broward School Board Member Lori Alhadeff talks to Brian Mudd about Broward's mask mandate vote/policy.
Mark Fenner has more details on career trajectory perils of working remote, vaccine mandates, and re-opening work after Covid.
More schools are defying state governments to impose mask mandates. What could happen next? Legal Expert, Quentin Brogdon has more on this story.
Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. shares his thought on the increasing COVID-19 case numbers. Also, talks mask mandates in schools.
Rep. Carlos Gimenez talks to Brian Mudd about Cuba and the continued inaction by the Biden Administration. He also covers the southern border crisis and COVID-19 cases surging among migrants.
Miami PD Chief Art Acevedo talks about the hiring event coming up. Back to school plans for next week. And, shares a recap of National Night Out.
Congressman Brian Mast talks to Brian Mudd about the announcement from the Army Corps on Lake O' discharges.
UM Researchers have revealed that the Flu Shot protects against severe effects of COVID-19. UM plastic surgery resident Benjamin Slavin has more on this study.
Congressman Waltz shares more details about the PAINTER Act that's seeking White House transparency.
Rania Mankarious, Crime Prevention Expert talks to Brian Mudd about more businesses requiring vaccination proof and why some people are turning to fake COVID vaccine cards.
Staffing shortages are leading to longer wait times and customers are acting out. Consumer Marketing Strategist, Lisa Miller joins Brian Mudd and talks about what's happening.
Tim Gysan, Senior Project Manager for LOSOM has more details on why the Army Corps of Engineers are choosing the plan "CC" for future discharges.
Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst talks to Brian Mudd about a new study that shows parents are feeling pressure to overspend on back-to-school shopping.
Quentin Brogdon, Legal Expert chats with Brian Mudd about Gov. Cuomo violating state and federal laws. What the reports found and whether he will be charged with a crime?
Dr. Aileen Marty, Florida International University Infectious Disease Specialist talks to Brian Mudd about the Delta variant, masks mandates for schools, and increases in COVID-19 cases.
A survey of supervisors says that remote workers are ‘more easily replaceable’. Business Strategist, Sean Magennis share more details.
Michael Letts, CEO and Founder of In-VestUSA chats with Brian Mudd about the Jan 6th Commission and why it fails to ask serious questions. Also highlights the need for Democrats to continue the politicization of law enforcement.