Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

Our host has no clue how Crypto works and he turned to Richard Stern of Heritage Foundation for a crash course. 

Jerome Hudson, Entertainment Editor at Breitbard.com, joined Preston for his monthly visit. 

The GunWriter, Lee Williams, exposes the lies an ATF "Agent" told which framed a future Navy Seal and placed him behind bards for twenty years. How has this case not found its way to President Trump's desk? 

We are discussing America at war in our segments with Dr. Ed Moore. Today, following the Spanish-American War and prior to the Great War ,,, what was happening in America and around the world. 

He is a best-selling author and heads up the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Schweizer. Can't miss radio right here. 

Being an organ donor is a really important thing to consider, especially when Florida is roughly 50% below its needs. Ron Sachs, Founder of Sachs Media, shared the story of his daughter. Aimee, and the effort to share the importance of signing up. 

These are not easy times to serve in Congress. U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (FL 3) got to brag on her Florida Gators before hitting on some very important matters and announcing a very big win for Florida growers. 

Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, gave us a breakdown of current controversy surrounding HOPE Florida, plus what is moving in the Sunshine State legislative session. 

Dr. Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, made his monthly visit to the show and hit some of the topical subjects in the news. 

Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, unpacks and does a little bit of a deep dive on a couple of the issues inside Florida's legislative session. 

Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation legal expert, gave us some insight into what territorial courts function and whether they pass the Constitutional smell test. 

Florida's Commissioner of Education, Manny Diaz, weighed-in. 

She's our unabashed, unafraid favorite member of Congress. Kat Cammack joined Preston for her first of two visits this month. 

A look at week four of Florida's legislative session with Sal Nuzzo of Consumers Defense. 

Florida State University Director of Athletics, Michael Alford, came in for a lengthy sitdown to discuss the football stadium renovation, all the new amenities, the settlement with the Atlantic Coast Conference, and more.  

The author of the "50 Things ..." books and the entertainment editor at Breitbart.com (and former intern on The Morning Show with Preston Scott) talked over the news of the day in and our of Hollywood. Always a terrific chat. 

Lee Williams has written over two-hundred articles documenting the abuses of the ATF against Americans. He shares the latest on one of the most egregious examples and more. 

Considerations of purchasing a sidearm are discussed with Charlie Strickland, of the Talon Training Group. 

This conflict set the stage for a lot of changes in, not just the United States, the world. Dr. Ed Moore gave us a snapshot of the most important details of the war with Spain.

Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, weighed in and offered an overview of what Florida lawmakers are and are not getting done in Tallahassee.

This interview is with Elizabeth Cole, Vice-President of SoloParent.com. The site offers help to single parents trying to navigate the world as one with kids. 

She is saving women's sports and the courage required cannot be comprehended. Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines is coming to Florida State and she offered Preston an overview of the current fight to protect girls and women's sports and spaces.

Florida's 3rd Congressional Rep, Kat Cammack, talked us through what is happening inside the halls of Congress. 

Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, gave a look at what is happening inside the session, plus a check of what is ahead. 

The story of Ron Hittle, former Fire Chief of the City of Stockton (California) Fire Department, ought to send chills into your soul. Short version: He was fired for attending a leadership conference held at a church. Not only did he lose his job, he lost two rounds of court battles and the U.S. Supreme Court declined his case. This is a tragedy.