The Brian Mudd Show

As I’m inclined to say, there are two sides to stories and one side to facts. It’s a fact that congressional Democrats,  except for four , want maximum opportunity for voter fraud.

Interview: w/Rep. Byron Donalds - "Chuck Schumer Can Go to Hell" - The SAVE ACT, ICE & More...

The End of the Shutdown, The Battle Over the SAVE ACT, ICE Policy & Iran - Today's Top Stories

Interview: The SAVE Act, ICE & DHS Funding & Breaking the Senate Filibuster w/Senator Rick Scott

Gallup has found  84%  of voters support mandatory voter ID making the issue one of the most politically popular proposals that’s not already policy.

In the second Trump administration I'm tracking all of President Trump’s executive orders. This story will be updated as he issues them.  He’s signed  234 executive orders compared to 220 signed during the entirety of his first administration and 162 signed by President Biden during his administration. Additionally, President Trump has signed 120 presidential proclamations, 58 presidential memoran...

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.    

Save ACT Perspective & Top Headlines

The Investigation into Nancy Guthrie's Abduction 

I think I’ve finally figured out what’s led to the proliferation of “ICE Out” on the Left. 

Today's Top Stories: Government Shutdown, ICE Out, SAVE ACT & More...

While it’s no doubt frustrating to have a son or daughter perform well and not be admitted to their preferred school, it’s become the norm with UF’s success in becoming the top performing public university in the country.  

The county's general fund surged nearly 90% since 2016 (from approximately $1.25 billion to over $2.37 billion), while population grew only about 10%. This mismatch is attributed to the "absence of budgetary discipline."

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.  

Among individuals aged 14 to 20 years, new cases of psychotic disorders increased by 60% from 1997 to 2023 

Space Force & Headlines

It remains to be seen whether Florida’s coldest temps since January of 2010 – which we experienced yesterday and are waking up to again today – will have meaningfully culled the invasive iguana population that’s proliferated throughout South Florida the past two decades.

Record Low Temps & Government Nonsense 

The investigation is still in its early stages, so there will be much more to come. What’s encouraging is that with an election crimes division in place, we’ve come a long way since 2018, for example, when I relied on sources to produce information that could be shared with the state to attempt to prompt an investigation. 

55% of young women viewed Swift favorably compared to only 43% of young men 

January proved to be a weird month in the financial markets for a lot of reasons, but in the end, despite three straight losing weeks for stocks to close out the month, all three major indexes  closed out the month  with gains. Here’s a not-so-insignificant factoid. When stocks are higher in January, 86% of the time they’re higher for the year. So, it’s a good start and historical indicator for ho...

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.    

Revisited: Q&A - Tariff Impacts

Revisited: Q&A - Social Security Savings

It turns out that the first year of the Trump administration's mass deportation operation was more successful than even DHS knew.