Join Bill for a powerful and wide-ranging episode featuring Fox News Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel as he sits down to discuss his uplifting new book, The Miracles Among Us – real-life stories of hope, healing, and the extraordinary moments that remind us of a higher power at work in everyday lives. Dr. Siegel also reveals one surprisingly accessible, research-backed habit virtually anyone can adopt today to dramatically reduce their risk of dementia and keep their mind sharp for decades to come. In Florida politics, a determined state legislator is sponsoring a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at safeguarding students’ and teachers’ rights to freely express their faith in public schools without fear of punishment or censorship – a move that’s already sparking passionate debate across the state. Governor Ron DeSantis makes headlines with his frank assessment of the 2026 midterm elections, telling Bill he’s not confident Republicans will maintain their commanding supermajority in the Florida House of Representatives. All this, plus a full roundup of the day’s top local Florida stories and the biggest breaking national and world news you won’t want to miss.

#DrMarcSiegel #TheMiraclesAmongUs #DementiaPrevention #MiraclesBook #FaithInSchools #SchoolPrayer #ReligiousLiberty #FloridaAmendment #RonDeSantis #DeSantis2026 #FloridaPolitics #GOPSupermajority #ChristianValues #ProtectReligiousFreedom #FloridaNews #HealthAndWellness #BrainHealth #ConservativeNews #FoxNewsAnalyst #BillShow #LocalNews #WorldNews

 

Join Bill for a powerful and wide-ranging episode featuring Fox News Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel as he sits down to discuss his uplifting new book, The Miracles Among Us &ndash; real-life stories of hope, healing, and the extraordinary moments that remind us of a higher power at work in everyday lives. Dr. Siegel also reveals one surprisingly accessible, research-backed habit virtually anyone can adopt today to dramatically reduce their risk of dementia and keep their mind sharp for decades to come. In Florida politics, a determined state legislator is sponsoring a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at safeguarding students&rsquo; and teachers&rsquo; rights to freely express their faith in public schools without fear of punishment or censorship &ndash; a move that&rsquo;s already sparking passionate debate across the state. Governor Ron DeSantis makes headlines with his frank assessment of the 2026 midterm elections, telling Bill he&rsquo;s not confident Republicans will maintain their commanding supermajority in the Florida House of Representatives. All this, plus a full roundup of the day&rsquo;s top local Florida stories and the biggest breaking national and world news you won&rsquo;t want to miss.
#DrMarcSiegel #TheMiraclesAmongUs #DementiaPrevention #MiraclesBook #FaithInSchools #SchoolPrayer #ReligiousLiberty #FloridaAmendment #RonDeSantis #DeSantis2026 #FloridaPolitics #GOPSupermajority #ChristianValues #ProtectReligiousFreedom #FloridaNews #HealthAndWellness #BrainHealth #ConservativeNews #FoxNewsAnalyst #BillShow #LocalNews #WorldNews
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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.

Bill Bunkley

Faith, Health, and Florida Politics: Dr. Marc Siegel on Miracles & Dementia Prevention, Plus DeSantis on 2026 Elections

Join Bill today for a powerhouse episode unpacking the nail-biting Tennessee 7th Congressional special election, where Republican Matt Van Epps edged out Democrat Aftyn Behn in a race that drew millions in spending and signals big shifts ahead for 2026 midterms. npr.org We'll dive into the latest Rasmussen Reports poll showing President Trump's approval dipping to 47% amid a turbulent second term, with strong disapproval hitting 41%. rasmussenreports.com Over in Tallahassee, hear the latest on the Florida House's push to slash property taxes through bold constitutional amendments, as committees battle over billions in potential revenue cuts while safeguarding homeowner relief. orlandosentinel.com Tampa commuters, take note: We'll cover critical updates on the Howard Frankland Bridge's ongoing transformation, including the new southbound span's full shift in July 2025 and a fresh speed limit drop to 50 mph in work zones for safer travels. en.wikipedia.org +1 Sports fans rejoice—USF Bulls just landed a game-changer with Ohio State OC Brian Hartline as their new head football coach, poised to elevate the program after Alex Golesh's departure to Auburn. gousfbulls.com Special guest Fernando Cespedes from Family Focus Insurance Solutions joins to break down essential Medicare and family coverage tips in this uncertain economy. fox13news.com Plus, can't-miss local headlines from Tampa Bay and global news that's shaking the world—tune in for insights you won't find anywhere else!
#TNTriumphTrumpAndTampa
#Tennessee7thVictory
#TrumpRasmussenReport
#FloridaTaxFight
#HowardFranklandUpdate
#USFNewEra
#FamilyFocusInsurance
#TampaBayNewsNow

 

Join Bill today for a powerhouse episode unpacking the nail-biting Tennessee 7th Congressional special election, where Republican Matt Van Epps edged out Democrat Aftyn Behn in a race that drew millions in spending and signals big shifts ahead for 2026 midterms. npr.org We'll dive into the latest Rasmussen Reports poll showing President Trump's approval dipping to 47% amid a turbulent second term, with strong disapproval hitting 41%. rasmussenreports.com Over in Tallahassee, hear the latest on the Florida House's push to slash property taxes through bold constitutional amendments, as committees battle over billions in potential revenue cuts while safeguarding homeowner relief. orlandosentinel.com Tampa commuters, take note: We'll cover critical updates on the Howard Frankland Bridge's ongoing transformation, including the new southbound span's full shift in July 2025 and a fresh speed limit drop to 50 mph in work zones for safer travels. en.wikipedia.org +1 Sports fans rejoice&mdash;USF Bulls just landed a game-changer with Ohio State OC Brian Hartline as their new head football coach, poised to elevate the program after Alex Golesh's departure to Auburn. gousfbulls.com Special guest Fernando Cespedes from Family Focus Insurance Solutions joins to break down essential Medicare and family coverage tips in this uncertain economy. fox13news.com Plus, can't-miss local headlines from Tampa Bay and global news that's shaking the world&mdash;tune in for insights you won't find anywhere else!
<ul>
<li>#TNTriumphTrumpAndTampa</li>
<li>#Tennessee7thVictory</li>
<li>#TrumpRasmussenReport</li>
<li>#FloridaTaxFight</li>
<li>#HowardFranklandUpdate</li>
<li>#USFNewEra</li>
<li>#FamilyFocusInsurance</li>
<li>#TampaBayNewsNow</li>
</ul>
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Tennessee Triumphs, Trump Trends & Tampa Bay Buzz: Your Daily Dose of Politics, Polls & Playbooks

On this Giving Tuesday, join the wave of generosity as communities worldwide rally to support causes close to heart—from local nonprofits to global relief efforts—who's on your giving list today? Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting bipartisan scrutiny and potential war crime charges over a controversial Caribbean boat strike that allegedly targeted survivors of a drug trafficking operation, sparking outrage from former military lawyers and lawmakers alike. In Florida, First Amendment Foundation Executive Director Bobby Block underscores the nonprofit's vital mission to safeguard open government, press freedom, and public records access amid rising secrecy threats under the Sunshine State laws. The Florida House Judiciary Committee just wrapped intense deliberations on two pivotal bills: HB 289, expanding civil liability for the wrongful death of an unborn child to empower grieving parents with legal recourse while protecting mothers and providers, and HB 133, pushing to lower the minimum age for firearm purchases from 21 to 18, reigniting post-Parkland gun reform debates. Rounding out the headlines, local Florida updates include ongoing recovery from Hurricane Melissa's devastating Atlantic path, while world news highlights Pope Leo XIV's poignant visit to war-torn Beirut, Trump's Oval Office huddle on Venezuela tensions, and a record-shattering $44.2 billion Cyber Monday shopping spree amid U.S.-Russia Ukraine peace talks.
#GivingTuesday2025 #FinancialBlessings #HegsethWarCrimes #FloridaFirstAmendment #SunshineLaws #HB289UnbornRights #HB133GunAge #FloridaLegislature #FloridaNews #WorldNewsUpdate #BeirutHope #VenezuelaCrisis #CyberMondayRecord

On this Giving Tuesday, join the wave of generosity as communities worldwide rally to support causes close to heart&mdash;from local nonprofits to global relief efforts&mdash;who's on your giving list today? Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting bipartisan scrutiny and potential war crime charges over a controversial Caribbean boat strike that allegedly targeted survivors of a drug trafficking operation, sparking outrage from former military lawyers and lawmakers alike. In Florida, First Amendment Foundation Executive Director Bobby Block underscores the nonprofit's vital mission to safeguard open government, press freedom, and public records access amid rising secrecy threats under the Sunshine State laws. The Florida House Judiciary Committee just wrapped intense deliberations on two pivotal bills: HB 289, expanding civil liability for the wrongful death of an unborn child to empower grieving parents with legal recourse while protecting mothers and providers, and HB 133, pushing to lower the minimum age for firearm purchases from 21 to 18, reigniting post-Parkland gun reform debates. Rounding out the headlines, local Florida updates include ongoing recovery from Hurricane Melissa's devastating Atlantic path, while world news highlights Pope Leo XIV's poignant visit to war-torn Beirut, Trump's Oval Office huddle on Venezuela tensions, and a record-shattering $44.2 billion Cyber Monday shopping spree amid U.S.-Russia Ukraine peace talks. #GivingTuesday2025 #FinancialBlessings #HegsethWarCrimes #FloridaFirstAmendment #SunshineLaws #HB289UnbornRights #HB133GunAge #FloridaLegislature #FloridaNews #WorldNewsUpdate #BeirutHope #VenezuelaCrisis #CyberMondayRecord

Giving Tuesday Spotlight: Who's Your Financial Blessing? Plus Hegseth War Crime Probe and Florida's Hot Legislative Debates

As Cyber Monday 2025 dawns, millions of Americans are already distracted at work—new data shows the average employee will lose 142 minutes (and employers $2.4 billion nationwide) to online shopping today, while in Florida the frenzy is hitting harder than most because the Sunshine State just posted the highest 90+ day credit-card delinquency rate in America (11.7%), driven by crushing homeowners-insurance hikes and lingering hurricane debt that have thousands of families drowning financially even before the Christmas bills arrive; yet in the middle of this consumer chaos, believers are being called to something radically different—Heart for Lebanon’s largest giving day of the year launches right now, with every dollar doubled to deliver food, trauma care, winter heat, and gospel hope to over 1.5 million refugees and broken Lebanese families still suffering from economic collapse and war; across the country in West Virginia, a National Guard family is pleading for fervent prayer after 28-year-old Sgt. Ethan Carver was critically injured in a training accident, leaving him on a ventilator with severe brain and spinal damage while his wife and two young children cling to faith and a viral prayer movement that has already raised over $180,000; amid the noise, respected apologetics professor Dr. Timothy Paul Jones has released the perfect antidote for a skeptical generation—his brand-new book Understanding Christian Apologetics, a clear, compassionate, and deeply biblical guide that equips everyday Christians to confidently defend the resurrection, the reliability of Scripture, and the problem of evil without sounding arrogant or academic; and while all this unfolds, the world keeps spinning with deadly lake-effect snow shutting down I-70, Middle East ceasefire talks collapsing again, Congress racing an 11-day deadline to avoid a government shutdown, and local headlines ranging from tonight’s controversial rezoning vote to Marshall University’s stunning upset—reminding us that in a single Monday we can choose between mindless spending and eternal investing, between despair and defiant hope, between scrolling past suffering and stopping to pray, give, and stand for truth. 
#CyberMondayFaith
#ChooseEternal
#HeartForLebanon
#PrayForSgtCarver
#FloridaDebtCrisis
#ChristianApologetics
#Dec1News
#HopeInChaos

As Cyber Monday 2025 dawns, millions of Americans are already distracted at work&mdash;new data shows the average employee will lose 142 minutes (and employers $2.4 billion nationwide) to online shopping today, while in Florida the frenzy is hitting harder than most because the Sunshine State just posted the highest 90+ day credit-card delinquency rate in America (11.7%), driven by crushing homeowners-insurance hikes and lingering hurricane debt that have thousands of families drowning financially even before the Christmas bills arrive; yet in the middle of this consumer chaos, believers are being called to something radically different&mdash;Heart for Lebanon&rsquo;s largest giving day of the year launches right now, with every dollar doubled to deliver food, trauma care, winter heat, and gospel hope to over 1.5 million refugees and broken Lebanese families still suffering from economic collapse and war; across the country in West Virginia, a National Guard family is pleading for fervent prayer after 28-year-old Sgt. Ethan Carver was critically injured in a training accident, leaving him on a ventilator with severe brain and spinal damage while his wife and two young children cling to faith and a viral prayer movement that has already raised over $180,000; amid the noise, respected apologetics professor Dr. Timothy Paul Jones has released the perfect antidote for a skeptical generation&mdash;his brand-new book Understanding Christian Apologetics, a clear, compassionate, and deeply biblical guide that equips everyday Christians to confidently defend the resurrection, the reliability of Scripture, and the problem of evil without sounding arrogant or academic; and while all this unfolds, the world keeps spinning with deadly lake-effect snow shutting down I-70, Middle East ceasefire talks collapsing again, Congress racing an 11-day deadline to avoid a government shutdown, and local headlines ranging from tonight&rsquo;s controversial rezoning vote to Marshall University&rsquo;s stunning upset&mdash;reminding us that in a single Monday we can choose between mindless spending and eternal investing, between despair and defiant hope, between scrolling past suffering and stopping to pray, give, and stand for truth.&nbsp; #CyberMondayFaith #ChooseEternal #HeartForLebanon #PrayForSgtCarver #FloridaDebtCrisis #ChristianApologetics #Dec1News #HopeInChaos

Faith, Health, and Florida Politics: Dr. Marc Siegel on Miracles & Dementia Prevention, Plus DeSantis on 2026 Elections

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