Trump Cancels Iran Strikes After Historic Deal, Oil Prices Crash, LA Homeless Funding Cut for Fraud & Florida Property Tax Battle | Florida's Voice with Drew Steele

On this action-packed episode of Florida's Voice with Drew Steele, President Trump announces he has canceled scheduled U.S. strikes on Iran after high-level diplomatic breakthroughs approved by Iranian leadership and regional partners including Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and others. Trump calls it a major victory for peace through strength, with the naval blockade staying in place until signing. Oil prices drop sharply and the stock market surges as the deal moves forward.Trump also signs measures restoring commercial fishing access in the Western Pacific, reversing Obama-Biden restrictions that hurt American fishermen.In Washington, HUD and the White House fraud task force cut tens of millions in federal funding from the LA Homeless Services Authority over massive mismanagement, false statements, and lack of safeguards — after over a billion dollars poured in since 2021. Plus, a South Carolina non-citizen faces federal charges for illegally voting in the 2024 election.Florida spotlight: State CFO targets wasteful spending in Miami-Dade, while Drew talks homestead property tax relief with former Fox Business host Dennis Kneale. They break down how the constitutional amendment could eliminate non-school property taxes for most Florida homeowners and force local governments to get efficient.Explosive Capitol Hill education hearings expose ongoing woke policies: San Francisco schools grilled on drag queen story hours for kids, Loudoun County superintendent on biological boys in girls’ locker rooms and bathrooms. Drew calls out teachers unions pushing political agendas over actual education.Plus: Knicks epic 29-point comeback in NBA playoffs, Dana White’s new sports diplomacy role with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and more conservative truth from the Sunshine State.Standing up for the Constitutional Republic, veterans, border security, fiscal responsibility, and real education — this is Florida’s conservative voice.