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In this lively episode of "The Yard Sign," Florida's original political podcast, hosts Johnny Torres and Anibal Cabrera dive into a mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and political commentary. The duo kicks off with lighthearted banter about Anibal's recovery from illness, joking about his "little blue pills" and pharmacy mishaps, before sharing stories of their co-hosts' absences and a funny encounter with another host's girlfriend. They discuss a scandal in the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office involving plagiarism and cheating on FBI courses, sparked by a scorned wife's email, praising Sheriff Chad Chronister's handling while noting the systemic issues. The conversation shifts to generational differences, with Gen Alpha emerging as surprisingly conservative, and the decline of nightlife as younger crowds prefer daytime raves. They lament aging politicians like Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi clinging to power, advocating for term limits and retirement. The hosts also touch on pop culture, from binge-watching "The Newsroom" to JK Rowling's triumphs, and express excitement over Trump's second term, joking dreaming up White House additions like a putting green. The episode wraps with a mockery of the "No Kings" protests, celebrating America's rejection of monarchy, and a fast-food debate crowning Burger King's superiority. Anibal shares his wife's a cappella competition in Ohio, and the hosts tease upcoming political events and guest appearances, including potential county commission candidates. Packed with laughs, local insights, and unfiltered takes, this episode is a rollercoaster of Tampa flair and political spice.   **Topic Chapters with Timestamps:**   - 00:00:22 - Intro and Anibal's Health Banter   - 00:02:06 - Co-Host Absences and Girlfriend Stories   - 00:05:25 - Hillsborough Sheriff Plagiarism Scandal   - 00:09:15 - TikTok, Gen Alpha, and Nightlife Decline   - 00:16:12 - Aging Politicians and Term Limits   - 00:21:40 - Pop Culture: Newsroom, West Wing, JK Rowling   - 00:46:01 - Trump's Second Term and White House Ideas   - 01:04:17 - "No Kings" Protests and Fast Food Debate   - 01:17:20 - Parking Woes and Tampa Food Scene   - 01:19:15 - A Cappella, Political Events, and Closing     **YouTube Tags:**   The Yard Sign, Florida politics, Tampa podcast, Hillsborough Sheriff scandal, Chad Chronister, Gen Alpha conservative, term limits, Trump second term, No Kings protests, Burger King vs McDonalds, Tampa nightlife, JK Rowling, a cappella competition, political podcast, Johnny Torres, Anibal Cabrera  

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses how Florida lawmakers are focusing on affordability ahead of the 2026 session.

In this engaging episode of The Yard Sign, Florida's original political podcast hosted by Johnny Torres, guest Marco Rivera—a Puerto Rican political commentator—joins for a lively discussion blending Latin American geopolitics, U.S. foreign policy, and Tampa Bay sports fervor. Kicking off with intros and reflections on multiparty politics in Latin America versus the U.S. two-party system, the duo highlights Puerto Rico's cultural fusion as a "blend of U.S. and Central America," touching on statehood frustrations and everyday governance judged by garbage pickup, road paving, and festive parties. They pivot to Trump's bold authorization of CIA operations against Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, crediting Marco Rubio's State Department role for refocusing on the Western Hemisphere after decades of neglect. Drawing from personal anecdotes, they lament Venezuela's fall from an oil-rich "franchise of America" under Chávez to a "Hispanic Gaza Strip," rife with corruption, Chinese infiltration, and resource grabs in neighbors like Guyana and Colombia. The conversation explores ulterior motives—untapped oil reserves potentially slashing U.S. gas prices below $2/gallon—while praising strong opposition ready to restore democracy, contrasting it with Cuba's entrenched complacency and the end of the wet foot/dry foot policy under Obama. Energy tangents critique renewables' inefficiencies per thermodynamics, favoring "all of the above" approaches amid nuclear deals in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Shifting to scandal, they dissect Telegram leaks exposing crude chats among young Republicans, predicting long-term fallout on party recruitment and optics. The episode culminates in Tampa Bay Buccaneers hype, crowning Baker Mayfield MVP for his second-year turnaround from "retire" calls to leading the NFL's best record, crediting coach Todd Bowles' tactical grit. Casual fans unpack football's chess-like strategy versus soccer's one-on-ones, debating the run game's counterintuitiveness. Sports talk extends to baseball woes: why the Rays flop in football-crazed Tampa (a "tech town" with Lightning loyalty trumping bandwagon vibes), cultural disconnects in Hispanic communities, and Miami's distraction-fueled apathy. They muse on Orlando's untapped baseball potential and St. Pete's logistical stadium pitfalls, ending on Tampa's rising identity beyond Busch Gardens, fueled by Grammy-winning locals like Doechii. **Topic Chapters:** 00:00:00 - Intro & Puerto Rican Politics 00:05:55 - Trump vs. Venezuela: CIA Ops & Maduro Pressure 00:15:41 - Venezuela's Collapse & Latin American Corruption 00:20:34 - Ulterior Motives: Oil, China, & Resources 00:23:24 - Energy Debates: Nuclear, Solar, & Thermodynamics 00:25:17 - Telegram Leaks: Young GOP Scandal Fallout 01:06:56 - Tampa Bay Bucs: Baker Mayfield MVP Hype 01:18:20 - Football Strategy vs. Baseball Tactics 01:22:34 - Rays Stadium Woes & Tampa Sports Culture 01:35:12 - Lightning Loyalty & Tampa's True Identity **YouTube Tags:** The Yard Sign podcast, Florida politics, Trump Venezuela, CIA operations Maduro, Latin America geopolitics, Puerto Rico statehood, Baker Mayfield Bucs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, NFL MVP 2025, Telegram leaks Republicans, young GOP scandal, oil reserves Guyana, China Latin America, wet foot dry foot policy, Tampa sports culture, Rays stadium debate, Lightning hockey, Marco Rubio State Department, Johnny Torres podcast Join The Yard Sign as we discuss the latest in US politics, including insights on Marco Rubio and the current political news in Florida. As always, we bring you a unique perspective on the week's top news stories. Listen to our podcast for in-depth analysis. Visit our website: http://theyardsign.com Like The Yard Sign on Facebook: http://facebook.com/theyardsign Follow The Yard Sign on Twitter: http://twitter.com/theyardsign Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFit1jbe16x5TlfMr0P9y9A

Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch breaks down CFO Blaise Ingoglia's sweeping “DOGE” audit promises targeting local governments — and explores whether Lt. Gov. Jay Collins will join the 2026 governor's race amid GOP clashes.

Joyce talks about the reduction enforcement in jobs due to the government shutdown and how despite the Democrats playing a role in the shutdown, the Republicans will be blamed. She talks about how quiet Pro-Palestinian protesters have yet to thank President Trump despite Trump brokering a peace deal. Brandy Cruz recovering from Trump Derangement Syndrome, Antifa, the Turning Point USA Halftime Show, Bad Bunny, and more. Former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner joins the show to talk about his campaign for Governor of Florida, fundraising and keeping Florida on track after Ron DeSantis, the government shutdown, Florida first, keeping government thin, and property tax.Derek from TMZ calls in to talks about Bad Bunny not standing for the American anthem, Chris Angel's cryptic message, Angelina Jolie possibly leaving the country, and P Diddy's sentencing. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of The Yard Sign, Florida's original political podcast, hosts Johnny Torres and David Cabrera welcome back PR expert and veteran Travis Horn for a lively mix of banter, breaking news, and sharp political analysis. Kicking off with lighthearted chats on stand-up comedy—praising Austin's scene, Joe Rogan, and Jim Gaffigan's "steakhouse laugh"—the trio dives into the bombshell Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal brokered by President Trump. They break down key components like the release of all hostages within 72 hours, Israel's swap of 250 life-sentence prisoners and 1,700 detainees for around 40 captives (half presumed dead), Hamas's arms laydown, IDF withdrawal, humanitarian aid resumption, and a new civilian Palestinian authority. Horn highlights Arab nations turning against Hamas, while Torres notes the deal's timing amid ongoing Gaza bombings and media skepticism from outlets like NBC. They react to rare bipartisan praise from Sen. Tim Kaine and tie it to Trump's Nobel buzz, contrasting it with ABC's Obama Nobel throwback shade. The conversation shifts to the unnoticed government shutdown (now week two), with furloughed feds getting paid vacations and essential workers grinding unpaid. Touching on economic wins like reversing the deficit for the first time in 15 years under Treasury guidance, they speculate on midterm impacts amid tariff battles and immigration focus. A quick pivot to the U.S.-Venezuela tensions sees Qatar mediating as Trump deploys 10,000 troops to Caribbean bases like Puerto Rico, striking "civilian boats" (read: cartel speedboats with khaki packages) while Rubio pushes Maduro's ouster. Banter ensues on Puerto Rico tales, La Perla neighborhoods, and corporate getaways. Fast-forward to DOGE Florida under new CFO Blayson Goglia (ex-Government Gone Wild YouTuber), who blasts Hillsborough County's wastes: $750K for a St. Pete mayor statue, $500K "leadership portal" (basically a YouTube course), and auto allowances amid ballooning budgets despite modest population growth. The group laments local GOP infrastructure failures, like unorganized District 5 races, and predicts Josh Wostel's principled reelection fight in blue-leaning Tampa. Wrapping with a Danish study on 321 Palestinian refugees (63% convicted, 55% on welfare; second-gen at 34% convicted, 37% welfare), they decry Europe's immigration woes paralleling U.S. debates. The episode closes on a humorous note with a skit on dodging NYC tickets by sympathizing with "Donnie" (cops), plus plugs for VFW 4321 karaoke and pop-up chef events.   Topic Chapters: 00:00 - Intro & Comedy Banter 05:09 - Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Breakdown 14:13 - Tim Kaine's Praise & Midterm Speculation 17:19 - U.S.-Venezuela Conflict & Qatar Mediation 21:05 - Truth Social Scoop & Puerto Rico Tales 50:04 - DOGE Florida with Blayson Goglia 55:13 - Hillsborough County Politics & Josh Wostel 59:05 - Turning Point USA & Latino Vote 01:03:51 - Danish Immigration Study 01:05:43 - Funny Cop Pull-Over Skit & Outro

With all the REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS today... Is Erasing Rainbow Crosswalks Really the Hill to Die On?https://rumble.com/v6yqfdk-with-all-the-real-world-problems-today...-is-erasing-rainbow-crosswalks-rea.htmlhttps://youtu.be/arCqdl35oe0https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT6TYK1M8/https://www.spreaker.com/episode/is-erasing-rainbow-crosswalks-really-the-hill-republicans-want-to-die-on--67698595https://gorightnews.com/with-all-the-real-world-problems-today-is-erasing-rainbow-crosswalks-really-the-hill-to-die-on/In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, we dive into Florida's crackdown on rainbow crosswalks and ask the tough question: is erasing community-funded memorials really about safety, or is it political erasure dressed up as policy? From Gainesville to Orlando, cities are being forced to erase symbols of remembrance and diversity under threat of losing funding. This podcast exposes the hypocrisy, the waste, and the deeper fight for liberty at stake.#GoRight, #PeterBoykin, #PulseMemorial, #RainbowCrosswalk, #FloridaPolitics, #DeSantis, #StopTheErasure, #ProtectMemorials, #VisibilityMatters, #DefendLiberty, #LocalControl, #ConstitutionalRights, #CommunityOverPolitics, #LibertyNotBlandness, #PoliticalHypocrisyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/goright-with-peter-boykin-gorightnews-com--3096608/support.

Is Defending Rainbow Crosswalks Really Making Me a RINO, a Marxist, a Fascist, a Leftist? Or Is It Exposing Who Forgot What Liberty Means?https://rumble.com/v6yqfya-is-defending-rainbow-crosswalks-really-making-me-a-rino-a-marxist-a-fascist.htmlhttps://youtu.be/RJjfoXfAJO0https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT6T2Xj3C/https://www.spreaker.com/episode/is-defending-rainbow-crosswalks-really-making-me-a-rino-a-marxist-a-fascist-a-leftist-or-is-it-exposing-who-forgot-what-liberty-means--67698842https://gorightnews.com/with-all-the-real-world-problems-today-is-erasing-rainbow-crosswalks-really-the-hill-to-die-on/#GoRight with Peter Boykin CommentaryIn this #GoRight Commentary, Peter Boykin confronts the backlash he's faced for defending rainbow crosswalk memorials. Labeled everything from fascist to Marxist, Peter argues this fight is not about paint but about liberty, constitutional rights, and government overreach. When memorials and community-funded projects are erased under the guise of “safety,” the real question is exposed: who has forgotten what liberty truly means?#GoRight, #PeterBoykin, #PulseMemorial, #RainbowCrosswalk, #FloridaPolitics, #DeSantis, #StopTheErasure, #ProtectMemorials, #VisibilityMatters, #DefendLiberty, #LocalControl, #ConstitutionalRights, #CommunityOverPolitics, #LibertyNotBlandness, #PoliticalHypocrisyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/goright-with-peter-boykin-gorightnews-com--3096608/support.

RFK Jr & Vaccine Denial: Why He's Dangerous for America

The Bible points out that ‘pride' never works out in the end. That's probably an indication of how this saga will end to. 

Southeast Politics Publisher Janelle Irwin Taylor breaks down the latest in Florida politics, including the controversy over rainbow crosswalks, redistricting battles, and the ongoing culture wars shaping the state.

TOP STORIES - Florida's new lieutenant governor earns the nickname “Chuck Norris of Florida politics,” Ryan tests Chris and Dana on their knowledge of past lieutenant governors, Tropical Storm Erin is expected to become a hurricane this week, and a naked man is found in a backyard while a woman breastfed her infant. Plus, the Alligator Alcatraz federal hearing continues, a Royal Caribbean passenger plans to sue after a water slide malfunction, and a suspect allegedly Googled “robbery in Miami Lakes” right after committing one nearby.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch breaks down what you need to know about newly appointed Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins, including his background, political approach, and the impact he could have on the state's future.

Officials in Florida want more resources to detain everyone they suspect is here illegally, regardless of whether the individual has a criminal background or even a removal warrant or deportation order. USA Today Florida Network's Antonio Fins, Ana Goñi-Lessan and John Kennedy discuss. Also on deck, LGBTQ+ advocates in the state celebrate the lack of anti-gay legislation passed this year. And can Gov. Ron DeSantis convince the Legislature to cut back on Florida's property taxes?

On The Sal Greco Show episode 94, the latest NYPD executive criminally associating with a mob associate while “ Joe Cops “ state “ they are great people “

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses Trump's impact on Florida, provides an update on the legislative session, and discusses Pizzo's Democratic Party exit.

In this week's Inside Florida Politics podcast, Antonio Fins, James Call and John Kennedy break down the fallout from a deadly and tragic shooting at Florida State University, friction between the governor and Republicans in the Florida Legislature and the local impact of the death of Pope Francis across the Sunshine State.

In this episode, Aaron McIntire discusses various pressing issues including the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, judicial activism affecting immigration laws, the ongoing debate about censorship and disinformation, the political landscape in Florida under Governor Ron DeSantis, an actress's experience with her son's autism, and the priorities of Congress regarding maternity leave. Each topic is explored in depth, providing insights into the current political climate and societal challenges.    

Publisher of Southeast Politics Janelle Irwin-Taylor tells us what to watch for in Florida Politics in 2025.

Local 10 News This Week In South Florida Anchor Glenna Milberg interviews Tim Cerio, the chief executive officer and executive director of Citizens Property Insurance; Ralph Cutie, the chief executive officer and director of the Miami International Airport; Florida Rep. Christine Hunschofsky; Marc Caputo, of The Bulwark; and Jesse Scheckner, of Florida Politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch offers some insight into Trump's Florida staff picks, plus the latest on the Rays vs. Pinellas County standoff on a new ballpark.

This week's topic:Historians on a New Era in Florida PoliticsWith guests:Ray Arsenault, Author-John Hope Franklin Professor of History Emeritus-USF-St. PetersburgDavid Ponton, Author-Associate Professor, Director of Institute on Black Life, USF TampaGary Mormino, Author, Professor of History Emeritus, USF- St. Petersburg 

Welcome back Kyber Squadron! This week, Andrés reflects on the 2024 election and how Healthcare showed up in state and federal elections. Leia and Andor both dealt with terrible days, but now more than ever we must follow their lead and pick ourselves up for the battles to come. Our Healthcare and the rights of our neighbors depend on it! Follow us: Threads: @Sithty_Minutes  Instagram: @PaulaBear92 @RBW3000 @General_Leia_The_Pup @aaa__photog Twitch: @sithty_Minutes Show Notes: F1 Brazil 2024 Alpine Double Podium Mando S1 Book of Boba Fett Live Birth Rates Post-Dobbs Requests for Medicial Abortions Post-Dobbs Infant Mortality Post-Dobbs Abortion Rights Polling Florida Amendment 4 Gov. Walz and Trans Rights Global Trans Rights Trans Equality US Map Colorado: High Equality State Minnesota's Process Meanwhile, at SCOTUS...

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch gives a final Florida election preview and the Tampa Bay area races to watch.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch explains the Pinellas County debris removal debacle and how state and county governments have been butting heads over the issue.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch reports on how Hurricane Helene impacted his neighborhood in Shore Acres.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch reviews some new Florida polling data and discusses the tough decision Democrats face in the Florida senate race.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch reviews some new Florida polling results, discusses Trump's stance on Amendment #3, and previews tonight's debate.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses the FL GOP arrests, the state park controversy, and new Florida election polling data.

Gov. Ron  DeSantis' administration is backpedaling amid criticism over plans for golf courses, pickle ball courts and hotels at state parks. Journalists Antonio Fins, Zac Anderson and Gray Rohrer discuss the backlash against the state park proposal, dueling ads released in Florida by the presidential campaigns and another new poll showing a tighter race than expected in Florida between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses pushback to the FL DEP's plan to build hotels and golf courses in state parks.

Local 10 News This Week In South Florida Anchor Glenna Milberg talks to Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava after her re-election. She also hosts a Roundtable with Jesse Scheckner, of Florida Politics; Douglas Hanks, of The Miami Herald; and Anthony Man, of The Sun Sentinel; and she presents Anchor Calvin Hughes's one-on-one interview with the new prime minister of Haiti. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tina and Hillary cover the murder of former Florida senator Elisha G. Johnson. Elisha G. Johnson began his service in the Florida Senate in 1870. BUT when political power is at stake, things take a dangerous turn. Sources Tina's Story City of Fernadina Beach (Bosque Bello) Dr. Elisha Graham Johnson (https://www.fbfl.us/DocumentCenter/View/17380/Stories-from-Bosque-Bello---Dr-Elisha-Graham-Johnson) Finding Florida: The True History of the Sunshine State (https://books.google.com/books?id=0eHbtglpMrwC&pg=PT185&lpg=PT185&dq=murder+of+senator+elisha+g+johnson&source=bl&ots=j5fj4VHosd&sig=ACfU3U2B5tXa3gpXiGO0vB53AIvmBCHaSw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwinnuW55KyHAxWmGtAFHaSlAdg4ChDoAXoECBQQAw#v=onepage&q=murder%20of%20senator%20elisha%20g%20johnson&f=false)--by T. D. Allman, excerpt via Google Books Florida Historical Quarterly Political Reconstruction in Florida (https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3019&context=fhq)--by Jeffell H. Shofner Officer Down Memorial Deputy Collector Elisha Graham Johnson (https://www.odmp.org/officer/22227-deputy-collector-elisha-graham-johnson) Wikipedia Elisha G. Johnson (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisha_G._Johnson) [Charles W. Jones](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CharlesW.Jones#:~:text=Charles%20William%20Jones%20(December%2024,until%20a%20successor%20was%20elected.) Photos Elisha G. Johnson (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Elisha_Graham_Johnson%2C_Florida_Senator.jpg)--from public domain via Wikipedia Charles W. Jones (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d4/Charles_W._Jones_-_Brady-Handy.jpg/1024px-Charles_W._Jones_-_Brady-Handy.jpg)--from public domain via Wikipedia

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch previews the Florida primary races being voted on today.

This week's topics:Former U of F President Ben Sasse goes on spending spreeTampa Bay Times Cuts staff by 20 percentMoms for Liberty School Board Candidates Keep a Low ProfileWith guests:Joe Henderson, Political Journalist, Former Columnist and Reporter, Tampa TribuneRosemary Goudreau O'Hara, Former Editorial Page Editor, South Florida Sun-SentinelDaniel Ruth, Honors College Visiting Professor of Professional Practice, USFWilliam March, Columnist and Reporter, Floridapolitics.com

The race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is tightening in Florida. Journalists Zac Anderson, Wayne Washington and Mark Harper discuss the new surveys showing Harris within striking distance, where ballot measures on marijuana and abortion stand with voters and the state's upcoming Aug. 20 primary.

Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses the GOP and Democratic registration numbers and the results of new polling in Miami-Dade County.

Anna Eskamani is a Florida House member repping the 42nd District (basically Eatonville to Mills 50). Today we talked a lot less about politics and a lot more about Orlando and the opportunity we have in front of us. Whether you're a Republican or Democrat, knowing who's helping represent our area in Tallahassee seems like a great idea. Stay tuned until the end to hear Anna spill the tea on what elected position she's hoping to land next! Hint: it rhymes with shmayor...

Beach renourishment: ecological necessity or government handout to the wealthiest of Florida's property owners?Former Florida governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham passed away in the spring of 2024 at the age of 87. Joining us on this episode to discuss Graham's life and legacy is S.V.  Date, author of "Quiet Passion: A Biography of Bob Graham."Thanks again to all of our patrons on Patreon. For just $5 a month you can help support the show and receive bonus episodes. A new bonus episode was just published related to co-host Chadd Scott's recent visit to Miami. Birds of a Feather Talk TogetherA podcast all about birds. Two bird experts, John Bates and Shannon Hackett, educate...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Former President Donald Trump is bringing controversial political figures back into his orbit for the 2024 campaign. Journalists Antonio Fins, Zac Anderson and Ana Goni-Lessan discuss the pardoned felons and conspiracy theorists surrounding Trump, Florida universities cracking down on campus protests and Gov. Ron DeSantis ensuring bridges aren't lit in rainbow colors form LGBTQ pride month.

It was a peculiar Wednesday, a day of intense political conversations, led by Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida (R). The primary focal point was the fast-approaching presidential battle and the crucial need for the Republican party to stand wholeheartedly behind Donald Trump, who has emerged as the obvious GOP candidate. The governor expressed, "Primaries have their own unique dynamics, but I believe now is the time for unity among us Republicans across various issues." DeSantis spoke extensively about this unity with Florida Politics. The Florida Governor further delved into the success story of the Sunshine State. 'If we take a look at the progress Florida has been making, it's clearly unmatchable to any previous records,' DeSantis said. His words came in the wake of an important discussion he had with the former Republican presidential candidate, Trump, in Miami. There was more than just conversing at the meeting in Miami, between DeSantis and Trump. It was part of a vital attempt to build bridges, a crucial step towards unifying their forces in anticipation of a heated battle against President Joe Biden and the Democratic party come November's election. The Trump campaign will surely find solace and benefit from the inclusion of top-tier donors tied to DeSantis, given the existing challenge of keeping up with President Biden's fundraising abilities. By leveraging the financial power of DeSantis's donors, the chances of the Republican nominee in the face-to-face contest with the Democrats can increase significantly. More funds mean more resources for campaign activities and ambitious outreach programs. Such financial backing can be critical, especially in the final stages of election campaigns.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gal Suburban is an open source researcher who has spent the last six years deep-diving on fifth generation warfare, psyops, corrupt creatures of the Florida swamp, and traitors to our democracy.In this conversation, Greg Olear and Gal Suburban discuss various topics including Gal's focus on understanding anti-democratic influencers, the concept of fifth-generation warfare, and the potential dangers of a second Trump term. They also speculate on potential picks for Trump's vice president and discuss the recent comments made by Kevin McCarthy about Matt Gaetz. The conversation explores the dangers of normalizing and underestimating the threat posed by Gaetz, a charismatic and manipulative politician, and  emphasizes the need to be vigilant and informed about his actions and motives. The discussion also touches on the tactics of narrative warfare and the importance of recognizing and countering them. The article in The Atlantic about Gaetz is criticized for normalizing his behavior and not adequately addressing the potential harm he could cause. The conversation concludes with a reminder to protect democracy and engage in open dialogue to prevent the rise of authoritarianism. Plus: a courtroom lullaby!Follow Gal Suburban:https://twitter.com/5GW_HotTakes Subscribe to the PREVAIL newsletter:https://gregolear.substack.com/aboutWould you like to tell us more about you? http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=BffJOlI7qQcF&ver=short

The Florida legislature is attempting to solve climate change by ignoring it.Florida is the epicenter of right wing efforts nationally to ban books, discriminatory efforts targeting books with LGBTQ+ as well as Black and brown characters. Katie Blankenship is the Director of PEN America Florida, a new outreach effort to combat the government suppression of free expression here.More information on PEN America's Free to be Florida Network can be found here.Katie's favorite banned books:"And Tango Makes Three"Toni Morrison's "Beloved""All Boys Aren't Blue"Ripley's free book giveaway.Thanks again to all of our supporters at Patreon.com/WelcometoFlorida!Destination Morocco PodcastJoin host Azdean Elmoustaquim as he takes you on an exploration of his country's...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Great news for conservation in Florida starts this episode!Janet Reno is best known as being the first female U.S. Attorney General during the Clinton Administration. She was also a Floridian, born and raised in Miami. Judith Hicks Stiehm has written the definitive biography of Reno, "Janet Reno: A Life." Judith Hicks Stiehm's daughter Jamie Stiehm joins us to discuss Reno.

This week on The Enemies List, Rick delves into the shocking scandal involving Christian M. Ziegler, the chairman of the Florida Republican Party, and his wife Bridget. He details the hidden secrets, hypocrisy, and moral contradictions of these political figures as they navigate a tangled web of personal relationships and alleged sexual assault allegations. Join Rick as he uncovers the dark underbelly of Florida politics. Follow Resolute Square: Instagram Twitter TikTok Find out more at Resolute Square Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Enemies List, Rick speaks with the publisher of FloridaPolitics.com, Peter Schorsch. Peter and Rick engage in a lively discussion about Ron Desantis and his potential run for President, the Republican stronghold on the state and take a deep dive into the Florida political landscape. And Rick adds another name we have not heard before to The Enemies List. Listen to find out who. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/rick-wilsons-the-enemy-list/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices