November 3, 2025 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian Mudshow. Yeah, Brian Mon
and Joel Malkin with you. And last week I was
covering the situation with the proposed amendment on recreational marijuana.
It stands as the only citizen led amendment that has
a chance, a realistic one at this point of making
(00:27):
the ballot next November mentioned that one of the big
question marks right now signatures. It looks like they are
on pace to just get to the number that would
be needed by the February first deadline to potentially qualify
for the ballot. However, the state of Florida is trying
to throw out about two hundred thousand signatures collected, saying
they were unlawfully obtained. And so you have the lawsuit
(00:50):
that's been brought that is petitioning the Florida Supreme Court
to settle this. Fox's Carbon Roberts.
Speaker 2 (00:56):
This is the latest escalation in a year's long clois
between progressive organizers seeking to amend the Florida Constitution and
the conservative governor who opposes legalizing adult recreational marijuana. And
a petition filed at the State Supreme Court. The group
Smart and Safe Florida claims state election officials are trying
(01:17):
to improperly block the measure from getting on the ballot
in April twenty twenty six, and is asking the court
to order officials to confirm the campaign has met the
threshold of hundreds of thousands of petitions required to get
on the ballot.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
So stay tuned to that one now. Florida's economy. We
are now the fifteenth largest economy in the world. According
to the Florida Chamber Foundation's latest update, Florida's GDP outseeeds
one point seven trillion dollars annually, surpassing Spain, ranking just
behind Australia. Pretty remarkable. Related the Florida Retail Federation encouraging
(01:52):
residents to shop local businesses throughout the holiday season as
Christmas shopping typically rams up. Starting this week, the FRF
has launched find It in Florida campaign with a website
demonstrating the benefits of shopping within the state. Florida retailer
is responsible for fifth of all jobs and sixty nine
billion dollars in wages paid annually. Sady's Skuys seasonal attempts
(02:13):
today highs low eighties. Then plume of Saharan dust is
tracking from the Caribbean Sea through the Bahamas. Another light
plume in the Central Atlantic acting as a head wind
for tropical development. So yes, we do have saharan dust
into November, owing the third time on record that we
have regular Saharan dust that is continuing this late in
the hurricane season, and that is helping the Hurricane Center's
(02:34):
map remain clear today. Tropical cycle and activity not expected
during the next seven days. Maybe, just maybe we have
seen the end of what will be this hurricane season.
That would surely be nice. Gas prices flat to lower
through the weekend. Go there five cents higher than a
week ago. The average price four regular on the leaded
state wide two ninety six and the bon Beach is
(02:55):
three thirteen Martin three too, two three bucks even in
Saint Lucie, Indian River Camp ninety nine.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
All right, good morning, some national headline. Treasury Secretary Scott
Bessint on CNN State of the Union said snap could
be back as soon as Wednesday. Two federal judges Friday
ordered the Trump administration to use emergency funding to pay
for the food stamp program as the partial government shutdown continues.
As Brian mentioned, tomorrow's election day in some places, New
York City, among others, Democrat front runner socialist Zoron Mumdani
(03:24):
looks to win the mayor's office over former Governor Andrew
Cuomo running as an independent Republican Curtis Sliwa. In Virginia
and New Jersey, voters will choose new governors. In California,
voters will decide on Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to redraw
congressional district maps. The man President Trump is calling the
Secretary of War Pete Hegseeth. He says. Another alleged drug
boats has been destroyed in the Caribbean. Three Narco terrorists
(03:47):
killed in the operation. This marks the fifteenth strike US
has conducted since they began in early September. Those are
your headlines.
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian Mudshow. Yeah, Brian Mon
and Joel Malkin with you. And last week I was
covering the situation with the proposed amendment on recreational marijuana.
It stands as the only citizen led amendment that has
a chance, a realistic one at this point of making
(00:27):
the ballot next November mentioned that one of the big
question marks right now signatures. It looks like they are
on pace to just get to the number that would
be needed by the February first deadline to potentially qualify
for the ballot. However, the state of Florida is trying
to throw out about two hundred thousand signatures collected, saying
they were unlawfully obtained. And so you have the lawsuit
(00:50):
that's been brought that is petitioning the Florida Supreme Court
to settle this. Fox's Carbon Roberts.
Speaker 2 (00:56):
This is the latest escalation in a year's long clois
between progressive organizers seeking to amend the Florida Constitution and
the conservative governor who opposes legalizing adult recreational marijuana. And
a petition filed at the State Supreme Court. The group
Smart and Safe Florida claims state election officials are trying
(01:17):
to improperly block the measure from getting on the ballot
in April twenty twenty six, and is asking the court
to order officials to confirm the campaign has met the
threshold of hundreds of thousands of petitions required to get
on the ballot.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
So stay tuned to that one now. Florida's economy. We
are now the fifteenth largest economy in the world. According
to the Florida Chamber Foundation's latest update, Florida's GDP outseeeds
one point seven trillion dollars annually, surpassing Spain, ranking just
behind Australia. Pretty remarkable. Related the Florida Retail Federation encouraging
(01:52):
residents to shop local businesses throughout the holiday season as
Christmas shopping typically rams up. Starting this week, the FRF
has launched find It in Florida campaign with a website
demonstrating the benefits of shopping within the state. Florida retailer
is responsible for fifth of all jobs and sixty nine
billion dollars in wages paid annually. Sady's Skuys seasonal attempts
(02:13):
today highs low eighties. Then plume of Saharan dust is
tracking from the Caribbean Sea through the Bahamas. Another light
plume in the Central Atlantic acting as a head wind
for tropical development. So yes, we do have saharan dust
into November, owing the third time on record that we
have regular Saharan dust that is continuing this late in
the hurricane season, and that is helping the Hurricane Center's
(02:34):
map remain clear today. Tropical cycle and activity not expected
during the next seven days. Maybe, just maybe we have
seen the end of what will be this hurricane season.
That would surely be nice. Gas prices flat to lower
through the weekend. Go there five cents higher than a
week ago. The average price four regular on the leaded
state wide two ninety six and the bon Beach is
(02:55):
three thirteen Martin three too, two three bucks even in
Saint Lucie, Indian River Camp ninety nine.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
All right, good morning, some national headline. Treasury Secretary Scott
Bessint on CNN State of the Union said snap could
be back as soon as Wednesday. Two federal judges Friday
ordered the Trump administration to use emergency funding to pay
for the food stamp program as the partial government shutdown continues.
As Brian mentioned, tomorrow's election day in some places, New
York City, among others, Democrat front runner socialist Zoron Mumdani
(03:24):
looks to win the mayor's office over former Governor Andrew
Cuomo running as an independent Republican Curtis Sliwa. In Virginia
and New Jersey, voters will choose new governors. In California,
voters will decide on Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to redraw
congressional district maps. The man President Trump is calling the
Secretary of War Pete Hegseeth. He says. Another alleged drug
boats has been destroyed in the Caribbean. Three Narco terrorists
(03:47):
killed in the operation. This marks the fifteenth strike US
has conducted since they began in early September. Those are
your headlines.
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