Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

You may be asking, "uhhh, what clean-up?" Aren't you glad the Deputy Administrator of the EPA, David Fotouhi, joined Preston?

Legal analyst Zack Smith, Heritage Foundation, breaks down the important ruling with Preston.

The President of the James Madison Institute shared his thoughts on some very trendy issues in Florida. 

Tom Clavin's latest work is more than a deep dive into Custer's Last Stand, it delves into the last stand of Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, and the plains Indians. 

Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, made the case for a long forgotten provision which the Founders intended, but States did not adopt due to confusion. Does it make sense to consider? 

Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense, joined Preston for a preview. 

Florida's CFO, Blaise Ingoglia, joined Preston. 

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL 3) joined Preston to discuss what is really happening inside the Beltway. 

Listeners of Preston's show have joined together to raise the funds to build and support home #3 which is operational in Mdeka. They also raised the funds to build home #6 which is planned to be constructed in quarter four of 2026. Co-founder of Orphan Shade, Jay Schierloh joined Preston from Malawi with an update. 

The seventh President has the most connection to Florida of any, yes including Donald Trump. Jackson was a war hero before becoming Florida's Territorial Governor. Dr. Ed Moore sets the stage. 

It happened. Florida's capital city is the only city in our nation's history to have three consecutive mayors under federal investigation. This is the story of corruption and its large, tangled web. 

Fascinating chat between US Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL3) and Preston on lots of topics. 

Preston's visit with another running for the seat. 

Whatever you think about the Iranian conflict the single, most important thing which needs to happen is the passage of the SAVE Act. The U.S. Senate (and the American people?) are being distracted and Justin Haskins, Heartland Institute, joined Preston to discuss. 

The numbers don't lie. The George Soros-funded DAs and the effort to defund police have a profound impact on the safety of a community. Zack Smith of the Heritage Foundation shared the stats. 

He serve our nation in the United States Navy. He was the Speaker of the Florida House during two of the best years of policy the state has ever experience. He wants to be Governor and he has some things to say. 

Were the arguments good? What does the 14th Amendment actually say and what was the intent of the writers? All that and more discussed with Senior Legal Fellow with Advancing American Freedon, Hans von Spakovsky.

We started big picture, then drilled down into the Sunshine State with Dr. Bob McClure of the James Madison Institute. 

What are ways and the considerations for a group of people or co-workers to defend themselves in the case of an attack? Charlie Strickland, Co-Founder of the Talon Training Group, visited with Preston. 

Breitbart.com's Entertainment Editor Jerome Hudson called in for his monthly visit. 

Poverty in the Sunshine State is a thing and people do suffer in it. But what is to be done? The Florida Chamber of Commerce is part of the effort to tackle the issue in a meaningful, results oriented way and Chamber President Mark Wilson discussed it. 

Since some of his data was used in arguments before the SCOTUS, Preston figured why not talk to him about it. Best-selling author Peter Scheiwzer called in to chat. 

The Gun Writer, Lee Williams joined Preston to discuss the problem Iranians face and how America's Founders prevented us from facing the same. 

Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, caught us up on all things Seminole football and a little more. 

Resident historian of The Morning Show with Preston Scott, Dr. Ed Moore, shares the unique aspects of the Presidential election of 1824. 

A topic near and dear to our heart ... civic and liberty. Preston talked with Dr. Ryan Owens, Professor at Florida State University. 

Sal Nuzzo, Executive Director of Consumers Defense, told us what passed, what didn't wnad what is, unbelievably, left to get done. 

There are some things shared in this interview we bet you never considered. Great chat with a member of the Middle East Institute, Dr. Nazee Moinian. 

Steven Moore, Found of the Ukraine Freedom Project, explained how Russia is caught-up in supporting the Iranian regime.

Just listening to U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) it is easy to understand why he is making a run for Governor in his home state and getting the heck out of D.C. A lot of ground was covered in an always candid visit. 

The head of the James Madison Institute weighed-in on some big topics with Preston. 

The Vice-President of Policy for the Heartland Institute, Justin Haskins, joined Preston to discuss a problem we are having with conflicts around the world since WWII. 

Our Personal Defense segment addressed the challenges posed by terrorists with J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group.

U.S. Rep Kat Cammack (R - FL 3) gave Preston the lowdown on what in the world is going on in the Senate (the enemy of the American people). 

How's it possible that the group responsible for helping educators is actually hurting them and doing so with the teacher's own dues? Well, that's what unions do. Florida's Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas, weighed in on pending legislation. 

Patrick "Tate" Adamiak is still sitting in a federal prison. Not enough people know the story and not enough people are talking about it. The Gunwriter, Lee Williams continues to document the facts of the case. 

Jerome Hudson, Entertainment Editor at Breitbart.com (and former intern on TMS w/ Preston Scott) joined Preston to chat about several topics in the news. 

Peter Schweizer's book, "Invisible Coup," is the most important work in his notable career popping out information Americans need to know. Peter documents the efforts to take over the United States from within and it has the attention of the President of The United States and members of his cabinet. Maybe it ought to have your attention, too. 

Morning Show resident historian, Dr. Ed Moore, breaks down the uniquely amazing career of President John Quincy Adams. 

Keith Gross took a shot at the U.S. Senate, running against Sen. Rick Scott, but the incumbent ran away with the race. This time Gross is running to replace retiring Congressman Neal Dunn to take the seat in Florida's 2nd Congressional District. 

Florida passed a law and Governor Ron DeSantis signed it into action ending DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in our public education institutions. The problem is, schools continue engaging in it with tax dollars. Adam Guillette, President of Accuracy in Media, discussed it all with Preston. 

China has flooded the vape marketplace with illegal products and former ATF Assistant Director and current co-founder of the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network joined Preston to offer some help for consumers and parents. 

Dr. Bob McClure, President of The James Madison Institute, has authored a piece which is on the Fox News website detailing the reasons why people have left blue states to settle into those run by Republicans.

Did you know you do not own your own investment portfolio? Yeah, your under-the-breath expletive is what we thought as well. You might want to give this a listen and get the book. 

Attorney General James Uthmier jumped on the phone with Preston to discuss Florida's efforts to keep China from stealing citizens' data and more.

Lt. Governor Jay Collins has served our nation, our state as a senator, and now wants to be Governor. There is little doubt on what he believes. 

U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL3) joined Preston to discuss the status of the SAVE Act and whether there is any good news coming from inside the Beltway. 

Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, breaks down the happenings in the legislative session's third week. 

Secretary Ricky Dixon joined Preston to discuss the priorities for Corrections is the Sunshine State.

Chad Gray, JointStrong.com, talked about why people, even the young, are getting sidelined with joint pain and arthritis. More importantly, what you can do about it ... right now.