On today's show Bill discusses Breast Cancer Prevention Awareness Month with Rev. Percy McCray, Director of Faith-Based Programs at Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

On today's show Bill discusses Breast Cancer Prevention Awareness Month with Rev. Percy McCray, Director of Faith-Based Programs at Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

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At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.  He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state. 

At the intersection of faith &amp; life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.&nbsp; Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.
Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.&nbsp; He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.&nbsp;

At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particular conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

The Bill Bunkley Show

At the intersection of faith & life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.  Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particularly conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.

Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.  He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.

At the intersection of faith &amp; life is the Bill Bunkley show, briefing loyal radio listeners all across West-Central Florida faithfully for over 20 years.&nbsp; Bill has a unique heart for conservative issues - particularly conservative social issues, all informed by his deeply held faithful conviction.
Bill is the president of the Florida Ethics and Religious Liberties commission, and an abashed follower of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.&nbsp; He also brings an especially Floridian perspective to his program and podcast, as he served in many capacities over a lot of decades in the Sunshine state.

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In this special edition of the Bill Bunkley Show on Salem Radio / Let’s Talk Faith, host Bill Bunkley sets aside the usual daily briefing to partner with Danny and Annie from Food for the Poor for a powerful “Day of Hope.” With kids across Central Florida heading back to school, Bill highlights the heartbreaking contrast for children just outside our hemisphere in Latin America and the Caribbean who go to school hungry or don’t eat every day—many showing the classic signs of malnutrition such as golden hair and protruding stomachs. The team is working to provide food security for a minimum of 375 identified children on a waiting list. A one-time gift of just $80 (about 4.5–4.6 cents a day) feeds a child for an entire year with roughly two meals daily; thanks to a generous anonymous matching donor, every $80 gift doubles to feed two children. Listeners hear moving eyewitness accounts and audio testimonies from mothers like Evelyn and Monique who have nothing to give their crying children except boiled water and desperate prayers. Bill, Danny, and Annie repeatedly share easy ways to give—text WTBN to 51555, call 855-353-HOPE (855-353-4673), or visit letstalkfaith.com and click the Food for the Poor banner—while stressing that gifts are tax-deductible, can be made anonymous, or stretched over 12 monthly installments. The episode blends urgent appeals, short-term goals (including classroom-sized challenges of 25 children), personal stories of hopelessness versus hope, and a faith-centered call to action: be the answer to a mother’s prayer, become the hands and feet of Jesus, and leave no child behind.

 #DayOfHope #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheHungry #BillBunkleyShow #LetsTalkFaith #EndChildHunger #80FeedsAChild #MatchGift #LatinAmerica #Caribbean #NoChildLeftBehind #FaithInAction #CentralFlorida #SalemRadio #HopeForChildren

In this special edition of the Bill Bunkley Show on Salem Radio / Let&rsquo;s Talk Faith, host Bill Bunkley sets aside the usual daily briefing to partner with Danny and Annie from Food for the Poor for a powerful &ldquo;Day of Hope.&rdquo; With kids across Central Florida heading back to school, Bill highlights the heartbreaking contrast for children just outside our hemisphere in Latin America and the Caribbean who go to school hungry or don&rsquo;t eat every day&mdash;many showing the classic signs of malnutrition such as golden hair and protruding stomachs. The team is working to provide food security for a minimum of 375 identified children on a waiting list. A one-time gift of just $80 (about 4.5&ndash;4.6 cents a day) feeds a child for an entire year with roughly two meals daily; thanks to a generous anonymous matching donor, every $80 gift doubles to feed two children. Listeners hear moving eyewitness accounts and audio testimonies from mothers like Evelyn and Monique who have nothing to give their crying children except boiled water and desperate prayers. Bill, Danny, and Annie repeatedly share easy ways to give&mdash;text WTBN to 51555, call 855-353-HOPE (855-353-4673), or visit letstalkfaith.com and click the Food for the Poor banner&mdash;while stressing that gifts are tax-deductible, can be made anonymous, or stretched over 12 monthly installments. The episode blends urgent appeals, short-term goals (including classroom-sized challenges of 25 children), personal stories of hopelessness versus hope, and a faith-centered call to action: be the answer to a mother&rsquo;s prayer, become the hands and feet of Jesus, and leave no child behind.
&nbsp;#DayOfHope #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheHungry #BillBunkleyShow #LetsTalkFaith #EndChildHunger #80FeedsAChild #MatchGift #LatinAmerica #Caribbean #NoChildLeftBehind #FaithInAction #CentralFlorida #SalemRadio #HopeForChildren

Day of Hope – Feed 375 Hungry Children in Latin America & the Caribbean with Food for the Poor ($80 Feeds a Child for a Year + Match) Long Descriptive Paragraph:

In this packed Monday afternoon edition of The Bill Bunkley Show: The Briefing (airing weekdays at 3 p.m. on Let’s Talk Faith / Faith Talk Tampa and streaming worldwide), host Bill Bunkley opens with a major breaking development: newly released text messages extracted from Anthony Fauci’s government-issued iPhone, which the Department of Health and Human Services turned over to Senate investigators on August 5, 2026. Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul disclosed a key chain involving Fauci, then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy from late January 2021 onward. The messages discuss COVID-19 vaccination of pregnant women, with Fauci stating the FDA had found “no red flags thus far,” CDC officials reporting “no signal of safety concerns,” and Fauci later asserting that tens of thousands of vaccinated pregnant women showed “no indication whatsoever” of increased adverse outcomes—leading him to conclude that pregnant women “should get vaccinated.” Bunkley contrasts these assurances with later critiques, including an open letter from maternal-fetal medicine specialist Dr. James Thorne questioning the methodology of a study that reported a 12.6% spontaneous abortion rate and arguing the true figure could be far higher once certain third-trimester recipients were properly excluded.

The program then pivots live to a White House event focused on childhood vaccines, where President Trump is joined by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and NIH officials. Kennedy details a sweeping executive order that prioritizes education, informed consent, and parental choice over mandates, while launching unprecedented research across FDA, CDC, NIH, ARPA-H, and the National Toxicology Program. The effort includes comparing vaccinated versus unvaccinated children’s health outcomes, examining aluminum adjuvants, the timing of the hepatitis B vaccine, vaccines given during pregnancy, and possible links to allergies, autoimmune disease, autism, and other neurodevelopmental conditions. NIH’s Autism Data Science Initiative has already awarded 13 research grants (five of which will examine vaccines among other factors), with ARPA-H preparing a major new initiative on foundational biology, diagnostics, and treatments. Kennedy also notes the restoration of the congressionally mandated Task Force on Safer Childhood Vaccines, dormant since 1998, which will now expand vaccine options, review timing and sequencing, and evaluate alternative adjuvants. Trump fields questions on manufacturing gains driven by tariffs, the safety of the MMR vaccine (suggesting a possible split into individual components), and the potential to “save hundreds of thousands, millions of lives.”

Interwoven throughout are extensive appeals for Food for the Poor’s August campaign to feed 375 malnourished children in Latin America and the Caribbean (down to roughly 350 remaining at airtime). Bunkley emphasizes that an $80 one-time gift feeds one child for a full year (about 4.5 cents per day) and is doubled by a generous anonymous match, repeatedly urging listeners to text WTBN to 51555, call 855-353-HOPE, or give online at letstalkfaith.com. He highlights specific donor shout-outs (Mark, Carolyn of Clearwater with a $500 gift covering 12 children after match, Teresa of St. Petersburg, and anonymous Clearwater supporters), sets modest hourly goals of 10–15 additional children, and frames the effort in biblical terms—drawing on Nehemiah’s burden for Jerusalem and the classic starfish story—to call Christians and conservatives to meet tangible needs rather than rely on government.

Practical back-to-school segments warn of reactivated school-zone speeding cameras, school-bus stop-arm cameras, heavier morning and afternoon traffic, and the ongoing Florida sales-tax holiday (through Thursday, August 20) for school supplies. On the political front, Bunkley dismantles James Fishback’s recent claims that Congressman Byron Donalds is under federal investigation for sex trafficking alongside Rep. Cory Mills at a Maryland casino—allegations the Justice Department has explicitly denied, Donalds’ campaign has labeled a “baseless and defamatory sideshow,” and Florida Politics notes lack any corroboration just days before the August 18 Republican primary. He cautions listeners about last-minute negative mailers and attack ads that use unflattering black-and-white photos and appear too late for effective rebuttal, drawing on his own past experience as a candidate targeted by similar tactics. Additional commentary criticizes the Senate’s departure for a lengthy recess without advancing the SAVE Act (photo ID and citizenship verification for voting), highlights the national debt and interest payments now exceeding military spending, surveys the Iran–U.S. stalemate and Israel’s position on Gaza redevelopment and residual Iranian nuclear capability, notes two tropical systems approaching the Caribbean, flags Kevin Steele’s self-funded congressional bid, and condemns recent on-court violence in the WNBA as a poor example for young athletes. Listener Todd calls in with a passionate mix of fundraising support, pro-Trump commentary, and criticism of Democratic cultural priorities and Iran policy. Throughout, Bunkley keeps the studio line open (877-943-9673) and repeatedly circles back to the twin themes of protecting children—whether from questionable medical interventions, unsafe roads, or starvation—and exercising discernment in both public health and electoral politics.

 

#BillBunkleyShow #TheBriefing #FauciTexts #VaccineSafety #ChildhoodVaccines #RFKJr #InformedConsent #ParentalChoice #AutismResearch #FoodForThePoor #BackToSchool #FloridaPolitics #ByronDonalds #SAVEAct #Iran #Gaza #SchoolBusSafety #LetsTalkFaith

In this packed Monday afternoon edition of The Bill Bunkley Show: The Briefing (airing weekdays at 3 p.m. on Let&rsquo;s Talk Faith / Faith Talk Tampa and streaming worldwide), host Bill Bunkley opens with a major breaking development: newly released text messages extracted from Anthony Fauci&rsquo;s government-issued iPhone, which the Department of Health and Human Services turned over to Senate investigators on August 5, 2026. Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul disclosed a key chain involving Fauci, then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy from late January 2021 onward. The messages discuss COVID-19 vaccination of pregnant women, with Fauci stating the FDA had found &ldquo;no red flags thus far,&rdquo; CDC officials reporting &ldquo;no signal of safety concerns,&rdquo; and Fauci later asserting that tens of thousands of vaccinated pregnant women showed &ldquo;no indication whatsoever&rdquo; of increased adverse outcomes&mdash;leading him to conclude that pregnant women &ldquo;should get vaccinated.&rdquo; Bunkley contrasts these assurances with later critiques, including an open letter from maternal-fetal medicine specialist Dr. James Thorne questioning the methodology of a study that reported a 12.6% spontaneous abortion rate and arguing the true figure could be far higher once certain third-trimester recipients were properly excluded.
The program then pivots live to a White House event focused on childhood vaccines, where President Trump is joined by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and NIH officials. Kennedy details a sweeping executive order that prioritizes education, informed consent, and parental choice over mandates, while launching unprecedented research across FDA, CDC, NIH, ARPA-H, and the National Toxicology Program. The effort includes comparing vaccinated versus unvaccinated children&rsquo;s health outcomes, examining aluminum adjuvants, the timing of the hepatitis B vaccine, vaccines given during pregnancy, and possible links to allergies, autoimmune disease, autism, and other neurodevelopmental conditions. NIH&rsquo;s Autism Data Science Initiative has already awarded 13 research grants (five of which will examine vaccines among other factors), with ARPA-H preparing a major new initiative on foundational biology, diagnostics, and treatments. Kennedy also notes the restoration of the congressionally mandated Task Force on Safer Childhood Vaccines, dormant since 1998, which will now expand vaccine options, review timing and sequencing, and evaluate alternative adjuvants. Trump fields questions on manufacturing gains driven by tariffs, the safety of the MMR vaccine (suggesting a possible split into individual components), and the potential to &ldquo;save hundreds of thousands, millions of lives.&rdquo;
Interwoven throughout are extensive appeals for Food for the Poor&rsquo;s August campaign to feed 375 malnourished children in Latin America and the Caribbean (down to roughly 350 remaining at airtime). Bunkley emphasizes that an $80 one-time gift feeds one child for a full year (about 4.5 cents per day) and is doubled by a generous anonymous match, repeatedly urging listeners to text WTBN to 51555, call 855-353-HOPE, or give online at letstalkfaith.com. He highlights specific donor shout-outs (Mark, Carolyn of Clearwater with a $500 gift covering 12 children after match, Teresa of St. Petersburg, and anonymous Clearwater supporters), sets modest hourly goals of 10&ndash;15 additional children, and frames the effort in biblical terms&mdash;drawing on Nehemiah&rsquo;s burden for Jerusalem and the classic starfish story&mdash;to call Christians and conservatives to meet tangible needs rather than rely on government.
Practical back-to-school segments warn of reactivated school-zone speeding cameras, school-bus stop-arm cameras, heavier morning and afternoon traffic, and the ongoing Florida sales-tax holiday (through Thursday, August 20) for school supplies. On the political front, Bunkley dismantles James Fishback&rsquo;s recent claims that Congressman Byron Donalds is under federal investigation for sex trafficking alongside Rep. Cory Mills at a Maryland casino&mdash;allegations the Justice Department has explicitly denied, Donalds&rsquo; campaign has labeled a &ldquo;baseless and defamatory sideshow,&rdquo; and Florida Politics notes lack any corroboration just days before the August 18 Republican primary. He cautions listeners about last-minute negative mailers and attack ads that use unflattering black-and-white photos and appear too late for effective rebuttal, drawing on his own past experience as a candidate targeted by similar tactics. Additional commentary criticizes the Senate&rsquo;s departure for a lengthy recess without advancing the SAVE Act (photo ID and citizenship verification for voting), highlights the national debt and interest payments now exceeding military spending, surveys the Iran&ndash;U.S. stalemate and Israel&rsquo;s position on Gaza redevelopment and residual Iranian nuclear capability, notes two tropical systems approaching the Caribbean, flags Kevin Steele&rsquo;s self-funded congressional bid, and condemns recent on-court violence in the WNBA as a poor example for young athletes. Listener Todd calls in with a passionate mix of fundraising support, pro-Trump commentary, and criticism of Democratic cultural priorities and Iran policy. Throughout, Bunkley keeps the studio line open (877-943-9673) and repeatedly circles back to the twin themes of protecting children&mdash;whether from questionable medical interventions, unsafe roads, or starvation&mdash;and exercising discernment in both public health and electoral politics.
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#BillBunkleyShow #TheBriefing #FauciTexts #VaccineSafety #ChildhoodVaccines #RFKJr #InformedConsent #ParentalChoice #AutismResearch #FoodForThePoor #BackToSchool #FloridaPolitics #ByronDonalds #SAVEAct #Iran #Gaza #SchoolBusSafety #LetsTalkFaith

Fauci Texts on COVID Vaccines & Pregnancy, Trump’s Childhood Vaccine Executive Order, RFK Jr. on Safety Research, Back-to-School Alerts & Food for the Poor Drive

On today’s show, Bill opens the first hour with a special sit-down interview with Bob Henriquez that you won’t want to miss—so make sure you’re locked in right from the start. We’re excited to dig into meaningful conversation and hear what’s on Bob’s heart and mind. At the same time, we’re keeping the momentum going on our ongoing Food for the Poor campaign. Every day, children and families around the world go to bed hungry, and we’re asking our listeners to step up and be part of the solution. Whether you can give a little or a lot, your donation can put real food on the table for a starving child or an entire family in desperate need. It’s easy to help: just head over to letstalkfaith.com, click the blue banner, and make your gift today. Your generosity truly makes a difference. And as always, we’ll keep you informed with the latest world and local news from around the globe, bringing you the stories that matter most so you can stay connected and inspired. Join us for powerful conversation, a chance to impact lives, and the news you need—all in one place. Don’t miss it!

#LetsTalkFaith #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheHungry #BobHenriquez #BillInterview #DonateToday #HelpFeedAChild #WorldNews #LocalNews #StayTuned #MakeADifference #FaithInAction

 

On today&rsquo;s show, Bill opens the first hour with a special sit-down interview with Bob Henriquez that you won&rsquo;t want to miss&mdash;so make sure you&rsquo;re locked in right from the start. We&rsquo;re excited to dig into meaningful conversation and hear what&rsquo;s on Bob&rsquo;s heart and mind. At the same time, we&rsquo;re keeping the momentum going on our ongoing Food for the Poor campaign. Every day, children and families around the world go to bed hungry, and we&rsquo;re asking our listeners to step up and be part of the solution. Whether you can give a little or a lot, your donation can put real food on the table for a starving child or an entire family in desperate need. It&rsquo;s easy to help: just head over to letstalkfaith.com, click the blue banner, and make your gift today. Your generosity truly makes a difference. And as always, we&rsquo;ll keep you informed with the latest world and local news from around the globe, bringing you the stories that matter most so you can stay connected and inspired. Join us for powerful conversation, a chance to impact lives, and the news you need&mdash;all in one place. Don&rsquo;t miss it!
#LetsTalkFaith #FoodForThePoor #FeedTheHungry #BobHenriquez #BillInterview #DonateToday #HelpFeedAChild #WorldNews #LocalNews #StayTuned #MakeADifference #FaithInAction
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