Florida’s Voice host Drew Steele interviews American Federation for Children press secretary Brian Jodice on Treasury guidance for the Education Freedom Tax Credit in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Married couples filing jointly can donate up to $3,400 if they have the tax liability, potentially affecting about 42 million households and generating billions for K-12 scholarships, tutoring, and tuition at no cost to state budgets starting January 1, 2027. Florida, already the national leader with more than 500,000 students in private school choice, is partnering through the AFC Scholarship Fund and Step Up for Students. The segment contrasts Byron and Erika Donalds’s school-choice record with David Jolly’s criticism of Florida scholarships.The show also tracks Tropical Depression Nine in the Gulf of America and forecasts it could strengthen near the Panhandle or New Orleans, Trump’s launch of the largest new U.S. shipyard since World War II at Sparrows Point with roughly $7 billion in investment, and another round of headlines from The Guardian, BBC, and others clipping his Nebraska remarks to claim he invited Iran to strike Los Angeles and San Diego. Drew’s top five includes a Michigan Jewish Democrat leaning toward Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, Marco Rubio demanding Russian details on a lab-linked plague death, Gov. Ron DeSantis on state boats stopping 20,000 migrant landings, Randi Weingarten outside an ICE facility, and French riots waved off as school protests while Palestinian flags appear. Additional segments cover Trump floating a $5,000-per-adult refund tied to investment and Obamacare recoveries if Republicans hold Congress, Attorney General Todd Blanche on illegal-voting cases across 15 states, and a 3D-printed “cookie” made from upcycled plastic.