Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

Mat Staver, (yes, one "t" in Mat) is the Founder and Chairman of the Liberty Counsel. Besides being a thorough litigator who fights the good fight in the things that matter, like religious freedom, Mat and his team of attorneys have been fighting against the COVID mandates. But he has also been forced into the fight to protect our children who are under attack from groomers and those who would try...

Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group, joined me in oursecond February Personal Defense segment to talk about the word "control." To anti-2nd Amendment folks, we know what it means. Ironically, control is very important and we are not always talking about the handling of a firearm.

Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute, offered analysis on ESG. What is ESG? Well, you hve come to the right place. ESG is already rearing its ugly head in your world and, unless stopped, it will only get worse.

Sal Nuzzo, VIP of POlicy at the James Madison Institute, gave us a 2023 session preview. If you live in Florida (or are like more than 320,000 others around the country who moved here last year) you need to make this a mandatory listen (and share it with others. We covered the recent special session and tee up what is coming from Governor Ron. DeSantis and State Senate and House. When the session...

Nikki Goeser is the Executive Director of the Crime Prevention Research Center and she joined Preston on the show to discuss the need for constitutional carry. Her husband was tragically murdered by her stalker, and she's now an advocate for ensuring other lives aren't lost. Go back and listen to all of other Preston’s notable interviews on this channel, or go listen to full episodes of The Mornin...

Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, who specializes in election and constitutional law, shared the facts on the 2022 election. The numbers and the surveys prove all of the rhetoric about Georgia voting law changes were wrong and, all too often, intentional lies.

January Littlejohn is suing the Leon County School District. Her action came as a result of inaction by the local superintendent of education ahd the school board to address what happened to her minor child, which has likely happened to countless other students. This is about students questioning their sexual identity and lengths schools and districts will go to prevent parents from knowing one th...

J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group joined me for a wide-ranging set of topics and some very important guidance and lessons.

Jihyun Park's story is ready for a movie. "The Hard Road Out" chronicles her being born and living in North Korea, escaping, only to be forcebly returned and fleeing again. Though she has been free for half of her life and lives in Manchester, England Jihyun's accent makes for a challening listen. We chose to air the entire interview on this podcast to give you the best chance at stopping and reru...

Zack Smith, a Heritage Foundation Legal Fellow, joined me to talk about Democrats' obsession with moving some of their primaries, plus has the electoral process gotten any better, more secure and fair? We also discussed the Supreme Court leak from last summer. Go back and listen to all of other Preston’s notable interviews on this channel, or go listen to full episodes of The Morning Show here: ht...

We talked with military expert Dakota Woods with the Heritage Foundation about General Mike Minihan's concerns.

Luis Valdes, Florida Director for Gun Owners of America joined me to talk about constitutional carry and its chances of finally being part of the Sunshine State's view of the 2nd Amendment. You'll be surprised by what has been stopping its passage.

The first Green Beret to be elected to Congress talks over the battle for House Speaker, plus what Republicans better get done with or without help from Democrats and the Resident.

Justin Haskins of The Heartland Institute, weighed in on the effort to find a U.S. House Speaker and what the GOP ought to be focused on moving forward.

Our first, of what we hope will be many, visit with Florida Commissioner of Education, Manny DIaz. Covered a lot of ground in ten minutes.

Our resident history buff, Dr. Ed Moore, offered a historical perspective on how the occupants of the White House have celebrated Christmas over our nation's past.

I asked Justin Haskins, of the Heartland Institute, what the three best, most important gifts Congress could give citizens. A meaty discussion ensued

Jay joined us as we wrap our effort to raise $32,000 to build a home for orphans in Malawi.

Sal Nuzzo, our policy wonk from the James Madison Institute, offers a breakdown of the special session, Gov. Ron DeSantis, and more.

Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation points out the dangers to elections being faced in our country.

Ira Schoffel, of WarChant.com, talked about the December 29 match-up between the 9-and-3 Seminoles and the 6-and-6 Sooners. Don't let the record fool you, OU is a good football team.

Chris Hansen has won a boatload of awards - Emmys, Edward R. Murrows, etc. - by catching predators and creeps preying on children. Now, Hansen has expanded his footprint into the streaming world.

The scandal and fallout from FTX-Crypto is growing and involves your tax dollars and politicians on both sides of the aisle (though mostly Democrats). Jake Denton of the Heritage Foundation took a shot at explaining it all.

Our political analyst offers thoughts on what went wrong for the GOP on election day.

The author of the "50 Things" books offered his take on what happened.