About this episode

The episode discusses a Florida oil company's deal with Cuba, a proposed entertainment complex in Bonita Springs, and concerns over a property tax proposal.

Florida energy company Vanguard has made a deal to take oil from Texas refinery to store in Cuba, Oaks Farms proposes new entertainment complex at the former Bonita Springs dog track location and some neighbors have concerns, Fort Myers City Councilman Fred Burson calls Florida property tax proposal a scam, while Florida State Rep. Mike Giallombardo says fire departments may have to merge if the proposal passes, and today's Maga Minute features Marco Rubio saying that the America 250 ce...

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