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Nov 16, 2019 - SaydHussainDistrict91.wma or SaydHussainDistrict91.mp3 - Today's guest is Sayd Hussain, Republican candidate for Florida State House District 91. 

Oct 31, 2019 - JoeCollinsCongress.wma or JoeCollinsCongress.mp3 - Joe Collins, U.S. Navy Veteran and Candidate for U.S. Congress 43rd District, the seat occupied by Maxine Waters, and Paul Wright, Director of the Human Rights Defense Center and Editor of Prison Legal News, talks about his recent court wins in two separate lawsuits in federal court.  
        The first lawsuit involved a settlement following abuses by the the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office which, among other things, mandated that juveniles in the Palm Beach County jail be given access to education and showers (yes showers), and required the Sheriff's Office to stop putting the juveniles in solitary confinement. The Sheriff's Office paid almost $400,000 in legal fees to the Plaintiff in this case. 
        The second lawsuit was filed because the State of Florida refused to allow Prison Legal News in its prisons. The State spent 3000 hours of attorney defending the lawsuit and eventually was ordered to pay Prison Legal News 75% of their attorney's fees amounting to 1.2 Million dollars. (Your tax dollars at work.)

Oct 18, 2019 - VictorGarciaDaRosa.wma or VictorGarciaDaRosa.mp3 - Today's guest: Victor Garcia da Rosa, Candidate for Florida's 21st Congressional District. 

Oct 12, 2019 - Oct12DF2019.wma or Oct12DF2019.mp3 - Dick Farrel guest hosts and speaks to Tom Vaughn about the Palm Beach County Republican Executive Committee.

Oct 10, 2019 - Oct10DF2019.wma or Oct10DF2019.mp3 - Dick Farrell guest hosts and interviews Nick Vessio, Candidate for Florida, Congressional District 18 and Victor Garcia da Rosa, Candidate for Florida Congressional District 21.

Oct 03, 2019 - MikeFasano2019.wma or MikeFasano2019.mp3 - Lisa's guest is Mike Fasano, Pasco County Tax Collector, with information about the corrupt PACE loan program. 

Sep 26, 2019 - DrKellyBrogan.wma or DrKellyBrogan.mp3 - Today's guest is Kelly Brogan, MD, holistic women's health psychiatrist and author of the NY Times Bestselling book, A Mind of Your Own, and her new book, Own Your Self . Dr. Brogan talks about how she was duped by her medical training into believing in seriously addictive pharmaceuticals, which oftentimes have side effects worse than the problem they were meant to help. She talks about physiological imbalances which may masquerade as mental health issues, putting chronic disease into remission through nutrition, "mass shooters", suicide, drugging of foster children, forcing mind-altering drugs on new mothers, use of the Hep B vaccine for newborns, Florida's "mental health initiatives", and much more! https://kellybroganmd.com  

Sep 07, 2019 - LauroDiaz.wma or LauroDiaz.mp3 - Today's guest is Lauro Diaz, a veteran with over 30 years of law enforcement experience, and candidate for Palm Beach County Sheriff. diazforsheriff.com

Aug 24, 2019 - ChuckWinnTrueTales.wma or ChuckWinnTrueTales.mp3 - Today's guest is U.S. Army Colonel (ret.), Chuck Winn, who talks about his new adventure novel, True Tales of the Dai-uy!, an adventure novel that observes modern America's most defining late 20th Century events: Vietnam, Nixon's Comeback, Watergate, and the Reagan Revolution.

Aug 10, 2019 - ThibaultTeenGulags.wma or ThibaultTeenGulags.mp3 - Documentary filmmaker Andrew Thibault returns with more on Utah's corrupt teen treatment industry, along with more about psychotropic drugs, mass shootings and much more! 

Aug 08, 2019 - DawnPolenSilver.wma or DawnPolenSilver.mp3 - Psychologist Dawn Polen Silver talks about mental health issues including suicide, substance abuse, and cultural influences on children and young adults.

Aug 01, 2019 - LoriBerman080119.wma or LoriBerman080119.mp3 - Today's guest, Florida State Senator Lori Berman, talks about the highlights of the 2019 session, Lake Okeechobee and the algae problem, coastal management and beach renourishment, Jeffrey Epstein, and much more!

Jul 25, 2019 - Farrel072519.wma or Farrel072519.mp3 - Dick Farrel guest hosts The Justice Hour while Lisa is taking care of her legal clients. Dick talks about the Palm Beach County Sheriff stating that he will do an "internal investigation" in the Jeffrey Epstein fiasco and likens this to OJ searching for Nicole's killer on the golf course. 

Jul 20, 2019 - ChristianAcosta.wma or ChristianAcosta.mp3 - Today's guest: Nuclear engineer and Republican Congressional Candidate for FL CD 21, Christian Acosta talks about trains, immigration, nuclear energy, space, and a lot more on this 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing. 

Jul 18, 2019 - KottkampMohammadi.wma or KottkampMohammadi.mp3 - Lisa's first guest is former FL Lt. Governor Jeff Kottkamp, who talked about the history of medical marijuana laws in Florida and the recent 1st DCA Opinion 1D18-4771 MIFL Dep't of Health v. Florigrown, LLC, which upheld the trial court's temporary injunction against the State and finding that current medical marijuana laws, specifically the requirement of vertical integration of MMTCs,  are inconsistent with the State's Constitution.
        Lisa's second guest is Nasrin Mohammadi, an Iranian freedom fighter. Nasrin (who loves Trump) talks about the student protests in Tehran and the uprising against the Islamic government of Iran, escaping from Iran to avoid imprisonment,  the jailing, murder and rape of women who refuse to wear the hijab, and the murder of her brother. Nasrin is a graduate student at Pepperdine University.

Jul 13, 2019 - JeffreyEpsteinCase.wma or JeffreyEpsteinCase.mp3 - Long time radio host, Dick Farrel, joins Lisa to talk about the Jeffrey Epstein case and Palm Beach County's role in this fiasco. Palm Beach County Board Certified Criminal Defense attorney Gregg Lerman and former Volusia County Assistant State Attorney, M. Stephen Stanfield also provide their assessment of the legalities of what went on in the Palm Beach County Circuit Court, with State Attorney Barry Krischer, and with the Palm Beach County Sheriff.

Jun 27, 2019 - ChristinaMartin-PaulRenner.wma or CMartin-PaulRenner.mp3 - FL Representative Paul Renner and Attorney Christina Martin of the Pacific Legal Foundation are today's guests. Christina talks about PLF's landmark win this week in the United States Supreme Court for property rights in the case of Knick v. Township of Scott, Pennsylvania.
        Florida Representative Paul Renner, whose district encompasses Flagler County and parts of St. Johns and Volusia Counties, is an attorney and veteran of Desert Storm and served in Afghanistan as a Commander in the US Navy. He was elected to be the Speaker of the Florida House beginning in 2022. Paul served as the Chair of the Criminal Justice Committee in the House this past session and talked about the passage of sentencing reform and the examination being conducted by the Committee about sentencing disparities throughout the State of Florida. Paul also discussed the passage of the Patient Savings Act and his efforts for transparency, innovation, reduction in costs, and increase in the quality of health care in Florida.

Jun 06, 2019 - AntonioArserio.wma or AntonioArserio.mp3 - Today's special D-Day show features Antonio Arserio, City Commissioner for Margate, Florida. Antonio Arserio, an FBI -- full blooded Italian, is a Realtor and business consultant. Antonio is new to politics, elected to the Margate City Commission in November, 2018. He studied government and is a graduate of FAU. Antonio informed us about Margate, Florida, and talked to Lisa about the former disgraced Broward Sheriff, Scott Israel, MSD, the recently-charged Deputy Scott Peterson, and many other current events.

May 29, 2019 - PeteAntonacci.wma or Broward-SupervisorElections.mp3 -
Pete Antonacci, Broward County Supervisor of Elections is today's guest. FBI (full blooded Italian) and triple Seminole, Pete Antonacci talks about embattled 9th Judicial Circuit State Attorney Aramis Ayala's decision not to run for re-election, his trip to Israel with Governor Scott, Enterprise Florida, ScoFla's decision to follow Daubert, Florida prisons, Amendment 4 felon voter registration, and what he's doing to prepare for the 2020 elections.

May 23, 2019 - TroubledTeen.wma or TreatmentIndustry.mp3 - Inside America's Troubled Teen Industry.  Once the target of GAO and congressional investigations, the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP) has come under renewed scrutiny following a violent youth uprising last month at an affiliated residential treatment center for teens in Utah.  The Justice Hour takes an in-depth look at troubling behavior modification programs targeting teens.  Thousands of youth from across the country have been swept up into behavioral boot camps masquerading as therapy, stripped of basic civil liberties and subjected to child abuse and neglect, legalized kidnapping, false imprisonment, and forced labor. [Hucksters and fraudsters warehousing teens.] A recently re-introduced congressional bill aiming to halt the abuses, the Stop Child Abuse in Residential Programs for Teens Act (SCARPTA) is pending.
        Today's guest, Andrew Thibault, is a documentary filmmaker who successfully sued the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, obtaining hundreds of previously withheld drug adverse event reports linking psychotropic medications to homicides. 
        His recent movie Speed Demons: Killing for Attention explores the link between school shootings and stimulants prescribed for ADHD, and is available on DVD, major streaming platforms, and cable on demand.  He's currently filming a documentary focusing on America's under-regulated troubled teen industry.  
        Jodi Hobb, President of Survivors of Institutional Abuse also discusses talks about the topic from the perspective of a child victim of these "treatment" centers. A short stint in one of these places can result in a lifetime of negative effects for the teen. Many end up in domestic violence situations, on drugs, in jail, as prostitutes, or committing suicide or murder.

May 02, 2019 - ChristianBaxMedicalMarijuana.wma or MedicalMarijuana.mp3 - Today's guest is Attorney Christian Bax, former director of Florida's Office of Medical Marijuana Use, who talks about the history of medical marijuana in Florida and recent legislative changes. Attorney Bax informs us that medical marijuana is a billion dollar industry consisting of large, corporate sophisticated entities which are the holders of 22 licenses in Florida. The cost to obtain one of these licenses is between 40 to 60 million dollars (for the license alone), with a total cost being approximately 120 million.  Approximately 200,000 individuals now possess medical marijuana ID cards in the State of Florida, with many more expected. Truelive, a company based out of the Florida panhandle, currently has the largest market share in the State. Bax explains that holders of medical marijuana licenses must have vertical integration, i.e., grow, process, sell and ship the product. Lawsuits are currently pending before the 1st DCA challenging the State's vertical integration requirement and the State's limits on the licenses.

Apr 11, 2019 - JTomMorgan.wma or DeKalbCountGADistrictAttorney.mp3 - Guest J. Tom Morgan, former District Attorney for DeKalb County, Georgia talks about criminal justice reform, the over-incarceration of non-violent offenders, problems with mandatory minimums with drug offenders, the failure of the war on drugs, marijuana legislation, and much more!

Apr 04, 2019 - PlaceofHopeHumanTrafficking.wma or PlaceofHope.mp3 - Today's guest is Jamie Bond of Place of Hope, a faith-based state licensed organization based out of Palm Beach County offering safety to victims of human trafficking.  

Mar 28, 2019 - MajorHilliard....wma or ...BaltimorePDDrugLegalization....mp3 - Major Mike Hilliard retired from a 27 year career with the Baltimore Police Department. On behalf of LEAP, Law Enforcement Action Partnership, he wants to change the way we deal with illegal drugs. Mike Hilliard says that the war on drugs has been an abysmal failure and a huge waste of money. He says taking away the demand instead of the supply would cut down on criminal activity. LEAP advocates for legalizing, regulating and controlling narcotics (such as heroin.) In terms of incarceration, he would like to see the removal of mandatory minimums for drug offenses. Hilliard says that the CDC reports that 80% of heroin users started with prescription drugs (mostly ADD/psych drugs). LEAP believes that drug addiction should be treated as a public health issue, not a criminal issue. They look to countries like Portugal, which has decriminalized drugs, and Switzerland, which offers heroin in a controlled setting for those who have tried several rehab stints and can't beat their addiction.  

Mar 21, 2019 - HalValeche2019.wma or HalValeche2019.mp3 - Today's guest is Palm Beach County Commissioner Hal Valeche. Hal, the only Republican on the County Commission, is in his 2nd term on the Palm Beach County Commission. A graduate of Yale University, with an MBA from the University of Penn Wharton School, Hal served in the United States Navy as a combat pilot. He flew 85 combat missions in Vietnam.  Hal discusses term limits, the recent college corruption scandal, Enterprise Florida, Space Florida and SpaceX, the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, the Chinese "Day Spa" bust and human trafficking, sanctuary cities, medical marijuana, the opiod crisis in Palm Beach County, and the South Florida Water Management District.

Mar 16, 2019 - FineAndrade.wma or FineAndrade.mp3 - Today's guests are Florida Representatives Alex Andrade and Randy Fine.   Randy Fine, with both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Harvard, is the Chair of the Brevard County Delegation. His main priorities for this legislative session are to prevent contamination in the Indian River lagoon by local government sewage treatment facilities, and to place the electrical wires under ground to prevent extended electric outages in the future from hurricanes. Representative Fine is the only Jewish Republican in the Florida Legislature. One of his priorities is to pass an anti-semitism bill. Representative Fine wants to combat public corruption everywhere in the State. He was the one who called for a possible shut-down of UCF after the college misspent 38 million dollars on an academic building which was not approved by the legislature. 
        Representative Alex Andrade, age 29 and a freshman legislator, is a double-Gator with undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Florida. Born in the Cayman Islands and raised in Miami, Alex Andrade represents the Southwestern and Coastal areas of the Panhandle -- parts of Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. Representative Andrade practices law in Pensacola and serves as the City Attorney for Milton, Florida. He was a Gubernatorial Fellow for Rick Scott, served on the First Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission, and he and his attorney-wife are founding board members for a non-profit, onbikes Pensacola, which provides bicycles for poor and foster children. His legislative priorities for this session are to improve the economic climate in his district and to obtain federal funds for more mental health screening, diagnosis and treatment for school children in the State of Florida.  

Mar 14, 2019 - JimMontrym.wma or JimMontrym.mp3 - Jim Montrym, owner and instructor at Jim Montrym's National Mortgage Loan Originator School talks about the history of mortgages and the mortgage industry, where they are now and what the future holds. Jim also discusses the awful PACE (property assessed clean energy financing) loans, the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau), Dodd-Frank legislation and much more! 

Feb 28, 2019 - SenDennisBaxleyPLF.wma or SenDennisBaxleyPLF.mp3 - Today's guests are Florida Senator Dennis Baxley and Christina Martin of the Pacific Legal Foundation. 
        Senator Dennis Baxley represents North Central Florida, Marion and parts of Sumpter and Lake Counties, and chairs the Ethics and Elections Committee. The funeral director with 5 children and 8 grandchildren is a strong pro-life and pro-2nd Amendment advocate, who supports teacher carry and campus carry. Senator Baxley discussed his Fetal Heartbeat Bill proposed in response to the New York State Abortion law. The Senate Criminal Justice Committee is working on the implementation of Amendment 4 which allows automatic restoration for the felon vote. He says they want to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat and make sure that implementation is uniform throughout Florida's counties. On school safety issues, Senator Baxley also talked about the need to be free and empowered to stop violence, and how the "no firearm policies" have had the unintended consequence of making students a target.
        Christina Martin, an attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation, talked about the predatory tax foreclosure system in a number of states, including MI, LA, OR, MA, ND, and MN. These systems cause the homeowners to lose all equity to the government in their property following a tax foreclosure. Some of these foreclosures resulted from as little as an $8.00 payment shortage. Many states, including Montana, sell their tax debts to investors. The investor then gets the entire property if the debt is not paid. Montana currently has a bill pending to stop this practice. She also discussed the PLF's Supreme Court court case, Knick v. Scott Township Pennsylvania, which began when PA forced a public easement without compensation on a rural property owner because they found unmarked stones, which they believed to be graves. Christina explained that it has been difficult for property owners across the county to access federal courts to litigate these cases, which frequently are unsuccessful in state courts.

Feb 23, 2019 - RepAnthonySabatini.wma or RepAnthonySabatini.mp3 - Florida Representative Anthony Sabatini is today's guest. He is a graduate of University of Florida Law School and serves in the Army National Guard. Sabatini discusses his bills: 1) barring municipal and county governments from banning plastic straws; 2) allowing campus gun carry; 3) banning red light cameras (which are a hidden tax); 4) criminalizing and/or removing from office local officials who promote Sanctuary Cities; 5) placing a constitutional amendment on the ballot for term limits for school board members; and 6) awarding attorneys fees to individuals who successfully challenge local governments that act in areas preempted by the state. He also supported a House resolution to tell Congress to pass the laws to help veterans get better health care. He said President Trump's VA Mission Act is the best revolutionary reform for veterans in 50 years. Sabatini supports Israel. He also discussed the damage from Hurricane Michael in Florida's Panhandle, as well as the problems in our State caused by over-reaching and abusive homeowner's and condominium associations.

Feb 21, 2019 - SenPerryRepMassullo.wma or SenPerryRepMassullo.mp3 - Florida Senator Keith Perry from North Central Florida was today's first guest. He owns a major roof contracting business which employs up to 1500 people. He was also the President and Founder of an organization call "House of Hope", a Christian based post-prison-release re-entry program. Senator Perry also chairs the Senate Criminal Justice Committee. Senator Perry talked about how medicare costs take up so much of the prison budget, that it leaves little room for other programs like staffing increases and vocational training. Senator Perry talked about criminal justice refore, mandatory minimums, and gain time issues. Lastly, he talked about his bill for an early education child music pilot program.
        Florida Representative Ralph Massullo is a dermatologist, engineer and business man from Citrus County, Florida. He is a second generation Italian who grew up in West Virginia. Rep. Massullo talked about the need for more vocational training in Florida, the negative effects of technology on young children, and how the addiction to social media and technology has been robbing our children of the ability to communicate. Dr. Massullo also talked about the current bills to improve the practice of plastic surgery in the state. 

Feb 16, 2019 - Caruso...FAMM.wma or Caruso...FAMM.mp3 - Florida Representative Michael Caruso, a CPA and recently elected to office representing District 89 in Palm Beach County, joins Lisa discussing his election recount, the removal of Susan Bucher, Palm Beach County's Supervisor of Election, and priorities for the upcoming legislative session. Caruso sits on the powerful Ways and Means Committee in the Florida House and his committees are involved with the spending fiasco at UCF and combatting the assignment of benefits scam on insureds.
        Lisa's second guest, Greg Newburn from Gainesville, Florida. is on the Board of FAMM, an organization out of DC whose mission mission "is to create a more fair and effective justice system that respects our American values of individual accountability and dignity while keeping our communities safe." Greg applauded President Trump's First Step Act and tells us that Senator Rubio was the only Florida Republican to vote against it in Congress. The act was supported by the FOP and many Florida Sheriffs. There are several bills filed in the Florida legislature, including Florida's First Step Act sponsored by Sen. Brandes, modeled after the Federal Act. Greg tells us that there is no bright line between addicts and dealers, who are frequently one and the same. 

Feb 14, 2019 - DavidHorowitz.wma or DavidHorowitz.mp3 - David Horowitz of the David Horowitz Freedom Center speaks to Lisa about Governor DeSantis and the defamation by the Florida press falsely labeling David a racist; the Green New Deal; the Jihad Caucus: AOC, Ilhan married-to-her-brother Omar, Rashida "impeach the M-F'er" Tlaib, and Keith I-love-Farrakhan Ellison; the Left's War on America, War on Women, and War on Blacks; Immigration; Supreme Court Judges, and much more!

Feb 09, 2019 - FaneLozman2019.wma or FaneLozman2019.mp3 - Two time United States Supreme Court winner and U.S. Marine Corps fighter pilot, Fane Lozman, is today's guest.

Jan 31, 2019 - DickMorris.wma or DickMorris.mp3 - Dick Morris, author and political commentator discusses the recent arrest of Roger Stone, the Mueller investigation, the Left's insane abortion laws, and his new book 50 Shades of Politics, available through Amazon.com.

Jan 17, 2019 - FrankLoconto2019.wma or FrankLoconto2019.mp3 - Frank Loconto, host of South Florida's CountyLine TV show is today's guest!  Frank talked about his past career as a singer with 2 of his brothers, in a group known as the Lane Brothers, managed by Paul Grossinger, owner of Grossinger's Catskill Resort Hotel, and how Hollywood and the entertainment industry in general have changed so much over the years. Frank, an FBI (full blooded Italian), is one of ten children -- 6 boys and 4 girls -- born and raised in Massachusetts. Frank and his fabulous wife, Phyllis, are the Producers of CountyLine TV show with live election return coverage on each and every election day in South Florida.

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