Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense gave us the expectations and key bills for 2026.

Beeline Blogger Scott Beeken joined Preston to shared the data behind the decline of what was once the most prosperous nation in South America. 

Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group came in for our January visit. 

The best coverage of the session (and what it all means to Floridians) is right here and our expert, Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense, gave us a preview. 

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) talked about some legislation efforts on Capitol Hill, plus discussed what Republicans have to do to win back the majority in 2026. 

The best, most useful, coverage of Florida's annual legislative session is found right here. Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, joined Preston to preview the fast approaching legislative session. 

A freee-wheeling conversation with the President of The James Madison Institute. 

The Florida Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas, offered Preston ten-good-minutes to explain why the teacher's union is the enemy of not just education, but teachers as well. 

Our monthly segment focusing on your safety (OK, and a few other things, too). 

As always, Florida's 3rd district Representative to Congress speaks her mind. A terrific visit!

Barack Obama, Democrats, and an activist Chief Justice of The U.S. Supreme Court gave us ObamaCare. Florida U.S. Senator Rick Scott is trying to undo some of the damage.

So, what exactly went wrong for Florida State football this season? Ira Schoffel, of WarChant.com, gave us his thoughts on what happened and why, plus what he expects moving ahead. 

Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense offered us a look into Gov. Ron DeSantis' plans for putting a fence around artificial intelligence. 

Thanks to you and your generosity, we were able to raise $55,000 plus for Orphan Shade to build house number six in Malawi. To learn about this wonderful ministry, give this a listen. 

Cadet 1st Class Mark Clemons, West Point, was Preston's gues to talk about his ongoing experience preparing to be an officer in the United States Army. 

Seamus Bruner,, Director of Research at GAI (and author of "Controligarchs") spent time with Preston explaining how your dollars are finding their way to professional protestors like "Klantifa."

The former is, sort of, for parents in Florida and the latter is for students. Anastasios Kamoutsas, Commission of Education for Florida, talked with Preston. 

U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL3) joined Preston for her second visit of November to give us some insight into what got done and what is coming, once again. 

Drake Anderson, now owner of Sentinel Fencing, served for five years (plus a couple of games) as the iconic Osceola riding on the back of Renegade at Florida State football games. He handed the spear to Bobby Bowden prior to Coach's final game. He rode in the Rose Bowl during the 2013 National Championship game. A great visit. 

Dr Bob McClure, PResident of the James Madison Institute, came in for our monthly sit down to discuss some important issues inside the boundaries of the Sunshine State. 

Justin Haskins, VP of Policy at the Heartland Institute, is the force behind StoppingSocialism.com. The website is a must for parents and young people. He shared the utterly horrifying news behind America's shift to socialism. 

In our monthly personal defense segment, J.D. Johnson, Talon Training Group, came in to discuss the history and purpose of the 2nd Amendment; how Open Carry is going in Florida; the best thing to know if someone pulls a knife, and some considerations for holiday shopping season. 

U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL.3) joined Preston for another no-holds-barred chat. 

You cannot call it a 180, but Bill Gates made a remarkable shift on the hoax of climate change and to talk about it was geologist and author Greg Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition.

Twenty-three years in the Army as a decorated hero and a member of the Special Forces. Jay Collins was a State Senator before being tabbed as Florida's Lt. Governor. But the question everyone wants to know is whether he is teeing up a run to replace term-limited Governor Ron DeSantis? Preston asked.