Preston Scott Show · 100.7 WFLA (WFLA-FM)

Ep. 5566: Save Act vs The Opposition.

March 23, 2026·1 hr 32 min·8 clips

A former official outlines a three-step Democratic plan to flood the country with illegal immigrants to swing future elections.

Jose is in the chair, but only just. Preston starts by laughing through the coughing, the covered face, and the disinfectants sitting around the studio like everyone is bracing for something. The air quality is bad too, which gives the opening its usual shape: a local gripe first, then the bigger fight right behind it. Shutdown talk comes in hot. Preston is angry that Washington keeps getting paid while TSA agents keep reporting to work, and he urges listeners to help if they feel moved to. The charity pitch is sincere. So is the frustration at officials who create the problem and skip the worst of it. Then the postal worker video takes over. A four-year-old Jewish boy in a yarmulke walks up, and the worker is described as pushing him hard enough to knock him down. Preston names the arrested worker as Gabriel Stan. He does not treat online chatter as evidence, and says he has not seen a credible report that the man is Islamist. But he still reads the shove as probably anti-Semitic. His point is plain: why put hands on a child unless something about that child, including what he was wearing, set you off. The show sits in that uncomfortable middle. It condemns the push, notices the religious marker, and refuses to turn rumor into fact. The final turn is bleaker. Preston talks about a nine-year-old who died in the viral blackout challenge and says 80 children have died from it. His message to parents is blunt: look up from your phone and know what is happening on theirs.

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Fast, blunt talk radio that turns daily noise into moral argument.

The Preston Scott Show hour runs on live, talk-radio urgency: Jose is sick, the air quality is poor, shutdown frustration sits in the background, and the conversation jumps from a postal worker shoving a little Jewish child to a blunt warning about the blackout challenge.

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