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Today’s entry:  Hey Brian, thanks for staying on top of what’s happening in the state session. You caught my attention with the proposal that would limit executive authority in Florida. Pardon the ignorance but I’m not sure what current laws are to know what’s different with the proposal you mentioned. I’d appreciate it if you discussed this.  Bottom Line: What you’re referencing is what’s known as HB 7047, or the Emergency Management bill proposed at Governor DeSantis’s request. Unveiled in the House on Sunday, this legislation is on the fast track with only two weeks l...

Each day I feature a listener question sent by one of these methods. Email: brianmudd@iheartmedia.com Today’s entry: Brian I’m confused. Hasn’t all of the “science” suggested schools are safe? I’ve heard you talk about this. The CDC’s guidance must be bunk science. Bottom Line: On Friday the CDC issued its updated guidance officially referred to as the “Plan, Prepare, and Respond” plan. The updated operational strategy plan includes a 36 page K-12 Mitigation Toolkit and a whole host of recommendations for a “hybrid” remote learning and classroom education model bas...

The bottom line is clear. Kids have been far more likely to contract COVID-19 outside of schools than in them.

Infectious disease doctor discusses mutated strain of COVID-19 December 23, 2020 at 2:15 PM EST - Updated December 23 at 2:25 PM As a new mutation of the coronavirus has made its way to the United Kingdom, should Florida residents be concerned about it spreading to the Sunshine State? British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the new strain "appears to spread more easily and may be up to 70% more transmissible than the earlier strain." WPTV's Miranda Christian spoke to Dr. Ramprasad Gopalan, an infectious disease specialist, to discuss this new variant, known as COVID-202012/01. "In this ...

Local Republicans support Florida becoming its own country SOUTHWEST Fla. – Should Florida break away from the United States and become its own country? According to one polling company, a growing number of Southwest Florida Republicans support the idea. A growing number also believe President Trump did not lose the election. The poll was commissioned by Victory Insights with offices in Naples. It reveals nearly 70% of SWFL Republicans believe Joe Biden won because of fraud. Mike Sumbert of Lee County is among them. “There was big fraud in the election if the people can’t see that. Pres...