Today on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, Drew opens with what feels like Groundhog Day: the Epstein files — again. The House overwhelmingly votes to release the records, Democrats pretend they’ve been demanding “transparency all along,” and Drew breaks down the truth: no matter who releases the files, the Left will scream “cover-up” unless Trump’s name is in them. Period.
Then comes the bombshell: newly unearthed video shows Rep. Stacey Plaskett receiving real-time text messages from Jeffrey Epstein during her 2019 questioning of Michael Cohen. Drew walks through the footage, her replies, who Epstein is referencing (“Keeper of the Secrets”), and why Democrats are suddenly sweating the documents they clamored for.
House Oversight Chair James Comer drops another revelation — Epstein was solicited for private meetings and fundraising with Hakeem Jeffries in 2013. Yes, the same Hakeem Jeffries preaching “full transparency” yesterday.
President Trump, meanwhile, meets with the Saudi Crown Prince and walks out with a trillion-dollar investment deal — something Biden couldn’t even sniff. Drew covers the exchange, the media freak-out, and Trump hammering an ABC reporter with a classic “fake news” takedown after the press ran a debunked photo claiming a U.S. flag touched the ground.
Also today: • Clay Higgins explains why he was the lone “NO” vote on the Epstein file release — and Drew says he may have a point. • DeSantis at Yale drops a truth-bomb on legal immigration the media refuses to touch. • Democrats accidentally admit Obamacare is a “broken” system. • A shocking new video shows Democrat lawmakers encouraging the U.S. military to “refuse illegal orders” — meaning Trump’s orders. • Congressman Byron Donalds racks up 12 more sheriff endorsements in the Florida governor’s race.
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