Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

One of the best we have to offer on The Morning Show, Congresswoman Kat Cammack. 

The Entertainment Editor with Breitbart.com and the author of "The 50 Things" books, Jerome Hudson called in for his May visit.

Preston chatted with Zack Smith, U of W FL Trustee (from Heritage Foundation) about what he is looking into at the state school. 

Well, it is big ... not sure how beautiful the reconcilliation bill may be, so Kent Strang, Americans For Prosperity, joined Preston. 

Our Heritage Foundation expert on the Supreme Court broke down expected rulings coming in June. 

He's got a book about President Trump's remarkable comeback and the former U.S. House Speaker, Newt Gingrich joined The Morning Show.

Our resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, offered the final installment of our series on "The Great War" which is now known as World War I. 

A fascinating sit down with retired doctor of urology, Dr. Joe Camps. 

Dr Bob McClure, James Madison Institute, shared insights into some JMI May polling.

Too many surgeries are taking place which is why some healthcare insurance providers are requiring true evaluation and rehab before authorizing an operation. Always remember, painters recommending painting, mechanic enginve repairs, and surgeons suggest surgery.  It's what they do.  Chad Gray is co-founder of JointStrong.com and this chat could spare you a ton of needless cost and pain. 

Heartland and Rassmussen combined to do some polling and the results left jaws swinging open. Justin Haskins of the Heartland Institute weighed-in to explain the numbers.

Jamie Arnold is on the Golden Spikes watch list, which follows the best college baseball players in the country. Scouts consider him the best pitcher in the college ranks and potentially the first or second pick in the upcoming Major League Baseball Draft. But, Jamie is also throwing strikes (literally) to battle Cystic Fibrosis and you can join him to help. 

Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, tries to explain what has gone wrong and what needs to happen next. 

In our May personal defense segment, Preston discussed the latest tragedy at a university campus. For the second time it took place at Florida State University and Charlie Strickland of the Talon Training Group had some thoughts. 

Being called to serve God on the mission field is just one part of the "journey" to actually serve. Preston talked with Chris and Lacey Ryan about their personal adventure and where God is leading them ... perhaps for the rest of their lives. 

A good ten-minutes with Florida's ranking U.S. Senator, former Governor, Rick Scott.

We knew Jimmy Patronis as Florida Chief Financial Officer. Now he is a member of Congress and the always outspoken Patronis talked about the beginning of his tenure. 

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.