Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

Preston was joined by radio and TV host, best-selling author Mark Levin about his latest book. 

Chad Gray is co-founder of JointStrong.com. Keeping it brief ... when you feel surgery is your only option or there is nothing to be done, Chad has some things for you to think about. 

Christine Balling, Institute of World Politics, planted some seeds years ago in Colombia (no, not that kind). It appears to have made a significant difference. A good conversation follows. 

Preston has long advanced the idea that property tax eliminates the ability of anyone ever truly owning their own home and property. He claims is morally wrong and indefensible. James Madison Institute's President, Dr. Bob McClure, offered his thoughts on the subject. 

One of our favorite regular guests, Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institutute, chatted up some meaty topics with our host. 

Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, caught us up on all things Florida. 

Florida State University Director of Athletics, Michael Alford, joined Preston for his annual look at Seminole athletics, as well as an update on facilities, notably, Doak Campbell Stadium. 

J.D. Johnson of the Talon Range weighed-in on the news cycle and the lessons it offers on personal safety in and out of the workplace. 

Hans is an expert with the Heritage Foundation. We have him on to talk about the court system, the U.S. Constitution, federal election law, and more. In this visit we asked about the most consequential recent rulings by the SCOTUS, upcoming cases, and something called the "shadow docket." 

Zack Smith, from the Heritage Foundation, wrote a piece recently where he offered some thoughts about one part of the SBC worth paying attention to ... not all in the audience were happy with his observations. It should be noted, Zack is a member of the Southern Baptist Church. 

In the aftermath of a near tragic personal experience, U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (FL-3), crafted legislation to help save a woman's life. She talk about the bill, plus the good, bad, and ugly of the One Big Beautiful Bill. 

Jerom Hudson makes his living knowing the ins and outs of Hollywood. The Entertainment Editor at Breitbard.com gave Preston his insight into the end of Stephen Colbert's show on CBS. 

Greg Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition, checked in on the progress being made fighting the lies and fraud of "Gorebal" warming. 

Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation, visited with Preston to discuss the road ahead for the Big Apple if voters elect a socialist Mayor. 

Sal Nuzzo, from Consumers Defense, offered a 2025 Legislative Session review with Preston.

Terrfific visit with, perhaps, the foremost expert on the Kennedy family. This is a deep dive into the life of John F. Kennedy, before, during, and after his death. 

Charlie Strickland, Talon Training Group, weighed-in on the Michigan church shooting, as well as other stories in the news and offered some important considerations for your personal safety. 

TheGunWriter. Substack.com, Lee Williams, shared the latest on the case of "Tate" Adamiak who, to the shame of ATF, is sitting in prison. 

It is always a fun, unpredictable visit when Jerome Hudson picks up the phone to talk with our host. 

U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack joined Preston, even though the last ten days have been hell-on-earth thanks to illiberals. 

Dr. Ed Moore stopped by his monthly history lesson as we continued the topic of America at war. This time post WWI and what was happening in the country in the wake of the "Great War." 

Dr. James Robbins has an impressive resume, he serves at Dean of Academics at the Institute for Politics. He is an expert in terrorism, national security strategy, political theroy, and military history. It was a great ten-minutes. 

Jonathan Huhn, with the Alamo Trust, joined Preston to talk about the history of and the exciting discoveries happening at one of America's venerable sites. 

Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, writer & commentator, and co-author of Glenn Beck books, joined Preston to discuss the BBB, who actually ran the White House during the Biden years, and more. 

It turns out Miss America isn't ... It could be Miss, Mister, or a gender-identity-to-be-named-later. Kayleigh Bush won the Miss North Florida contest but was stripped of her title by Miss America, Inc. when she refused to sign a document committing her to compete, potentially, against biological males. She joined Preston to share her journey.