The Steve Gruber Show

Number One— President Trump said again in the Oval Office on Monday that he is willing to meet with Venezuelas dictator—to discuss an end to the drug cartels and the killing of drug runners—it may be a critical first step—   Number Two— The Judge in the James Comey case says federal prosecutors must turn over the Grand Jury records in the case—we will see if that happens or if the government files an immediate appeal—   Number Three— Just like I told you yesterday – this whole Democrat narrative trying to slime President Trump with the disgraced pedophile and child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein is once again falling apart—in spectacular fashion—  

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber talks with Laurel Libby, Maine State Representative and Lead Maine Committee President, about her decision not to seek re-election and her continued impact on Maine politics. Libby has partnered with the Sentinel Action Fund to provide a $4 million boost for Senator Susan Collins, aiming to strengthen her campaign and support Republican priorities in the state. They discuss the strategy behind this move, the future of Maine's GOP leadership, and what it means for the upcoming elections.

Steve Gruber is joined by Brad Hoos, Founder of MuskOx, to showcase the latest flannels for Gruber Nation. Brad talks about five new heavyweight, rugged winter plaids, now available in 15+ stores nationwide, and if you know a retailer, they can get in touch at gomuskox.com/gruber and using promo code GRUBER. Perfect for the upcoming cold season, these flannels combine quality, comfort, and conservation.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Legal analysts that have reviewed President Trumps lawsuit against the BBC as legitimate and say he could win substantial damages as a result of the deceptive editing of a documentary—and UK laws that make that a big mistake—   Number Two— The EPA has overturned a Biden era regulation that could allow the feds to basically commandeer your property—under the guise of protecting the water—it's a huge reversal—   Number Three— I will continue to hammer on the theme of affordability—and it seems the White House is paying attention—they are drilling down on it as well—working to lower prices from healthcare to groceries—

Steve Gruber talks with Will Hild, Executive Director of Consumers' Research, about a growing concern in the tech world: a wokest AI company may have inadvertently allowed a CCP cyber-attack, putting users' data and privacy at risk. They discuss how corporate policies, ideological priorities, and poor security practices can leave Americans vulnerable to foreign threats, the broader implications for cybersecurity, and what consumers need to know to protect themselves in an increasingly digital world.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber sits down with Dr. Steve Turley, internationally recognized scholar, speaker, and author with over 1.2 million YouTube subscribers and 15 million+ podcast listeners, to unpack some of the biggest stories making headlines today. They cover the latest revelations surrounding the Epstein files, the U.S. strategy for blowing up drug boats, and the brewing feud between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump. From politics to national security to cultural commentary, Turley brings his sharp analysis and global perspective to a wide-ranging conversation that touches on the news that matters most.

Steve Gruber sits down with Dr. Steve Turley, internationally recognized scholar, speaker, and author with over 1.2 million YouTube subscribers and 15 million+ podcast listeners, to unpack some of the biggest stories making headlines today. They cover the latest revelations surrounding the Epstein files, the U.S. strategy for blowing up drug boats, and the brewing feud between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump. From politics to national security to cultural commentary, Turley brings his sharp analysis and global perspective to a wide-ranging conversation that touches on the news that matters most.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber welcomes Knox Williams, Executive Director of the American Suppressor Association, to break down why hunting season is the perfect time to talk about real hearing protection. As firearm seasons open across the country, Knox explains how suppressors are not Hollywood silencers; they're essential safety tools that dramatically reduce the dangerous noise levels hunters face every time they pull the trigger. They discuss the science, the safety benefits, ongoing misconceptions, and how suppressors can protect hunters, kids, and future generations from lifelong hearing damage. With hunting season underway, Knox lays out why more states, and more hunters, are embracing suppressor technology as a smart, responsible step forward.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber is joined by Tim Young, comedian, host, speaker, and author, for a sharp, humorous, and brutally honest breakdown of two huge stories making waves. First, they dig into the Cloudflare outage that brought major online services to a standstill, exposing just how shaky the digital world can be when one critical piece goes down. Then the conversation turns to the wildfire of headlines surrounding the Epstein Files. Tim Young warns Democrats to be careful what they wish for as more information emerges, reminding listeners that Jeffrey Epstein was a major Democrat and donor, and the deeper the files go, the more complicated the political fallout could become.

Steve Gruber is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a wide-ranging conversation that hits everything from tech vulnerabilities to Michigan's hunting season. They break down the recent Cloudflare outage and the AWS failure, highlighting just how fragile our online world really is and what happens when the systems we rely on suddenly go dark. From there, they shift gears to something a lot more enjoyable: hunting season in Michigan, why they love it, and what it means to people across the state. The conversation wraps on a serious note as they discuss the latest revelations surrounding the Epstein files and the questions still hanging over the case.

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— It seems there is a feud that has started between President Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene—which is surprising to many—but she says she is hoping for reconciliation—   Number Two— US Marines in Haiti opened fire on gang members that were rushing the gate—Americans are being targeted more than ever—I will have the latest on that—   Number Three— A House vote tomorrow could release the full Jeffrey Epstein files – as Trump says he's asking the DOJ to launch an investigation into Democrats' ties to the deceased and disgraced sex trafficker – 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber sits down with Seena Saiedian, a panelist at the Free Iran Convention 2025 and J.D. candidate at the University of Virginia School of Law. Seena shares insights from his work advocating for freedom and democracy in Iran, his experiences as a Karsh-Dillard Scholar, editor on the Virginia Law Review, and Symposium Chair for the Federalist Society, and highlights what attendees can expect from this year's convention. The conversation explores the importance of civic engagement, international human rights, and the ongoing fight for liberty in Iran.

Steve Gruber talks with Joe Rieck, VP of Sales at Longevity, about the power of collagen for whole-body wellness. They cover why collagen isn't just for beauty, it's essential for joint comfort, muscle recovery, skin firmness, and gut health. Joe explains why Longevity's collagen works better than typical products, delivering 15 grams per serving along with key nutrients like DHA, protein, probiotics, and vitamins for maximum absorption and results. Steve and Joe also highlight clinical research showing faster healing, improved flexibility, and digestive support. For viewers ready to support their body from the inside out, visit longevitywellness.co/gruber and use promo code GRUBER10.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— The long saga of the civil case against OJ Simpson may finally be coming to an end with a $58 Million dollar settlement deal—a deal that can never be paid—BUT it is something—   Number Two— The slanderous selective outrage aimed at President Trump over the infamous case of Jeffrey Epstein is boiling over—and Democrats are going to get what they have been demanding—they may not like it—   Number Three— The economy—has been the hot debate for awhile now—and affordability  is the word that matters most for millions of Americans right now—

Steve Gruber sits down with Kurt Couchman, senior fiscal policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity, to break down the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, now officially over. Couchman explains what led to the extended stalemate, the consequences for taxpayers and federal employees, and, most importantly, how Congress can act to prevent future shutdowns. This conversation provides a clear-eyed look at fiscal responsibility, legislative accountability, and practical reforms to keep the government running smoothly.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber sits down with Judge Phil Ginn, President of Southern Evangelical Seminary, to discuss what New York City residents might be facing in the months and years ahead. Ginn shares his perspective on social, economic, and cultural trends shaping the city, offering insight into challenges around governance, policy, and urban life. The conversation explores the consequences of political decisions and the direction the city may be headed, providing viewers with a thoughtful, on-the-ground analysis of one of America's most iconic urban centers.

Steve Gruber sits down with Chris Hoar, disaster response and telecom national security spokesperson for SAT123, to tackle a pressing question: how can Americans protect themselves in an era where AI could escalate tensions between the U.S. and China into a potential “AI-driven” conflict? Hoar explains the risks posed by emerging AI technologies in national security, what individuals and businesses should be aware of, and the steps people can take to safeguard themselves in a world where advanced tech increasingly intersects with global geopolitical threats. A critical discussion about preparedness, awareness, and the intersection of technology and security in today's high-stakes environment.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber welcomes Chris Talgo, Socialism Research Fellow at The Heartland Institute, to break down a stunning new data point: 52% of young voters now hold a favorable view of Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani. Talgo and Steve dig into what's driving this surge in support for openly socialist candidates, from cultural shifts and failing civic education, to the power of social media narratives and the GOP's struggle to connect with younger Americans. They unpack what Mamdani represents politically, why New York voters embraced him, and what this trend says about the future of the Democratic Party and the ideological fault lines shaping the next generation. A sharp, eye-opening conversation about why socialism keeps gaining ground, and what conservatives must understand if they want to push back.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber is joined by Rep. Mike Hoadley, who represents Michigan's 99th District, to break down a new package of Republican economic development bills aimed at ending corporate handouts and ensuring taxpayer dollars only reward real, verifiable job creation. Rep. Hoadley explains how the plan demands transparency, prevents companies from taking money without delivering results, and puts Michigan workers, not political insiders, at the center of economic growth. A sharp contrast to the failed “big check, no jobs” approach of the past, this package focuses on accountability, performance, and genuine investment in Michigan communities.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber is joined by Natalie Dominguez to discuss a shocking case out of Texas, where a homeowner unknowingly signed over the deed to his home in what experts say was a predatory scam targeting the elderly. The fraud was only discovered after receiving an eviction notice, along with his pet parrot, months later. Steve and Natalie break down how these scams operate, why they often go unnoticed until it's too late, and practical steps families can take to protect loved ones. They highlight how services like Home Title Lock could prevent or quickly resolve such fraud through Triple Lock Protection and rapid legal intervention. Go to HomeTitleLock.com and use promo code GRUBER for a FREE Title History Report plus a FREE 14-day trial of their Million Dollar TripleLock Protection

Number One— Congressman Eric Swallwell the outspoken but under educated lawmaker from California has been referred to the DOJ for mortgage fraud— raising the question—how many of these people cheat on everything?   Number Two— President Trump is calling for an investigation into foreign meat packers—inflating the prices they charge and sticking it to you, the American consumer—this is another way to get prices under control—   Number Three— Affordability—it is what is driving voters now and will also drive voters in 2026—

Steve Gruber sits down with Don Brown, Republican U.S. Senate candidate from North Carolina, former Navy JAG officer, and former federal prosecutor, to discuss the 42 Muslim Americans winning elections across the U.S. They talk about what this means for representation, civic engagement, and the evolving landscape of American politics, as well as the broader implications for voters and elected officials nationwide. They also talk about what's going on in his campaign and the fight against donors with massive funding

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber sits down with Rep. Tim Walberg, who represents Michigan's Fifth Congressional District and serves on both the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Education and the Workforce Committee. They discuss the recent end of the federal government shutdown, what it means for Americans, and the political dynamics behind the Democrats' decision to reopen the government. Walberg provides insight into the legislative process, the impact on everyday citizens, and the importance of accountability in Washington.

Steve Gruber talks with Anthony Hudson, candidate for Michigan Governor 2026, about his upcoming “Calling All Patriots” rally in Dearborn on November 18. They discuss the themes of the event, the importance of civic engagement, and Hudson's vision for Michigan as the state prepares for the 2026 gubernatorial election. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber sits down with Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, to discuss the upcoming Michigan deer season, opening this Saturday. They dive into the troubling trends facing the state's hunting community, including declining hunter participation, low turnout among gun owners, and too few kids getting into the outdoors. Dulan explains what these declines mean for the future of hunting, conservation efforts, and the traditions that have shaped Michigan's outdoor heritage for generations.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber welcomes Chad Stewart, Cervid and Wildlife Interactions Unit Supervisor for the Michigan DNR, to talk all things firearm deer season as hunters across the state head into the woods. Chad breaks down what hunters need to know this year, from herd health and movement patterns to safety reminders, harvest expectations, and what the DNR is watching closely throughout the season.

Steve Gruber sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a wide-ranging conversation on the media battles dominating the headlines. They break down Scott Bessent's recent takedown of George Stephanopoulos, where Bessent challenged Stephanopoulos on his past and his pushing of misinformation and a damaging left-wing narrative. Steve and Ivey also dig into the latest twist surrounding the newly released Epstein-related emails, noting that even CNN is now pushing back on claims tying the story to Donald Trump. It's a lively, no-nonsense discussion about media accountability, bias, and what the mainstream press won't say out loud.

Number One— The government shutdown—caused by the Democrats that after 6 weeks of failure finally conceded it was going nowhere and only hurting Americans—has thankfully come to an end today—   Number Two— Democrats have pivoted quickly from the massive failure of their government shutdown—to the Epstein Files again—obsessing over emails from years ago mentioning Donald Trump—but is it anything important? We will take a look—   Number Three— Socialism is on our doorstep – and will be here soon – with an ugly America ending vengeance – if Republicans don't wake up – and soon –

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber talks with Tim Roberts, owner of Patriot's Relief, about natural, effective ways to relieve pain without relying on prescription medications. Tim shares the all-natural approach behind Patriot's Relief products, designed to help you stay active and feel your best. For listeners, there's a special promo code “Gruber” to save when ordering online at patriotsrelief.com/gruber or by calling 877-230-1776. Discover how to take control of your pain the natural way.

Steve Gruber sits down with Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee and the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, to discuss a bold new legislative push to protect independent-minded workers from unwanted union control. Sen. Bill Cassidy's Worker RESULTS Act aims to restore workplace democracy by mandating secret-ballot union elections, banning coercive “card check” organizing, and cutting back on union bosses' ability to block workers from voting out ineffective representation. Mark explains how this proposal stands in stark contrast to other plans, like Sen. Josh Hawley's “Faster Labor Contracts Act,” which could impose forced arbitration and strip workers of their rights. This conversation highlights the fight to defend worker freedom and choice in the workplace.

Steve Gruber welcomes Brad Hoos, Founder of MuskOx, to celebrate what's been the company's strongest year yet. MuskOx is approaching 15+ stores nationwide and has added over 12 new heavyweight flannels for fall, including Steve's favorite, The Grand Flannel in Marine Plaid, and the restocked Field Grand Flannel in Teal, their fastest-selling flannel ever. For every flannel sold, MuskOx donates $5 to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, supporting conservation while keeping you warm and stylish. Grab your flannel today and save $15 at gomuskox.com/gruber.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— The end of the line for the American Penny finally came on Wednesday after 230 years—I am not sure why it lasted this long to be honest—BUT the Lincoln cent is the last of it—   Number Two— John Fetterman is among some Democrats that are not getting the snub from MSNBC—I guess if you don't tow the line—the PR wing of the Democrat Party, the mainstream media will just say you are not welcome here—   Number Three— Democrats are screaming at the top of their lungs that they finally have President Trump—after some emails were released between a discredited writer Michael Wolff and Jeffrey Epstein—the left is saying it proves Trump did something wrong—what it actually shows is the Grifter Wolff was pushing Epstein to attack Trump for political cover—