On this September 21, 2026 edition of The Bill Bunkley Show, live from Tampa, host Bill Bunkley opens with local sports excitement as the Tampa Bay Rays sit one win away from clinching the AL East against the Yankees in a crucial Bronx series, celebrating their final home game and the promise of a new stadium complex near Raymond James Stadium targeted for 2029 under new ownership. He turns to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ disappointing 0-2 start and home-opener loss, noting Baker Mayfield’s accuracy issues and a costly rain delay. The show then shifts to national and international headlines: world leaders gathering at the UN amid flight disruptions, Trump’s potential meetings including with Iranian officials and China’s Xi, aggressive new sanctions choking Iran’s economy, Ukraine’s advanced drone strikes deep into Russia, and Trump’s three options on Iran—military action, economic isolation, or a deal. Bunkley covers the White House ban on CNN, MSNOW, and Politico (and their lawsuit), Trump’s plan to appoint an AI czar and create an “AI Force” while rejecting any slowdown in development, the Florida governor’s race where Democrat David Jolly declines to debate Republican Byron Donalds, and Joe Manchin’s Washington Post argument that independent voters and candidates could break partisan gridlock. He closes with practical notes on Northeast flight delays, a reminder to register to vote, and an invitation to the Pastors Appreciation event.


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On this September 21, 2026 edition of The Bill Bunkley Show, live from Tampa, host Bill Bunkley opens with local sports excitement as the Tampa Bay Rays sit one win away from clinching the AL East against the Yankees in a crucial Bronx series, celebrating their final home game and the promise of a new stadium complex near Raymond James Stadium targeted for 2029 under new ownership. He turns to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers&rsquo; disappointing 0-2 start and home-opener loss, noting Baker Mayfield&rsquo;s accuracy issues and a costly rain delay. The show then shifts to national and international headlines: world leaders gathering at the UN amid flight disruptions, Trump&rsquo;s potential meetings including with Iranian officials and China&rsquo;s Xi, aggressive new sanctions choking Iran&rsquo;s economy, Ukraine&rsquo;s advanced drone strikes deep into Russia, and Trump&rsquo;s three options on Iran&mdash;military action, economic isolation, or a deal. Bunkley covers the White House ban on CNN, MSNOW, and Politico (and their lawsuit), Trump&rsquo;s plan to appoint an AI czar and create an &ldquo;AI Force&rdquo; while rejecting any slowdown in development, the Florida governor&rsquo;s race where Democrat David Jolly declines to debate Republican Byron Donalds, and Joe Manchin&rsquo;s Washington Post argument that independent voters and candidates could break partisan gridlock. He closes with practical notes on Northeast flight delays, a reminder to register to vote, and an invitation to the Pastors Appreciation event.
 #BillBunkleyShow #TampaBayRays #ALEast #TampaBayBuccaneers #BakerMayfield #UNGA2026 #Trump #Iran #AIForce #AIczar #IndependentVoters #JoeManchin #FloridaPolitics #ByronDonalds #DavidJolly #FaithTalkTampa #LetsTalkFaith

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.