The Steve Gruber Show

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— Charlie Kirk is by far the number one thing searched for on Google in 2025—how sad is that—a guy has to be executed in public to be heard by hundreds of millions—read the new book Stop in the name of God!   Number Two— President Trump met with Bibi Netanyahu on Monday at Mar-A-Lago—and issued stern warnings to Iran and Hamas among others—and says both will not do well if they keep pushing—   Number Three— The Minnesota fraud has ignited a firestorm around Governor Tim Walz—BUT we know it is not limited to Minneapolis—BUT it could be the beginning of the end of decades of Democrat control in the state—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, for a wide-ranging conversation about why 2025 was a strong year for taxpayers and why 2026 looks even better from an America First tax perspective. Grover will highlight the policy wins that helped reduce the tax burden on working families and defend economic freedom. Then they will dig into the shocking fraud uncovered in Minnesota, where federal investigations have revealed widespread misuse of taxpayer funds in social services programs, including allegations that fake businesses siphoned off millions in government dollars meant for children and other services, prompting federal probes and political outrage over accountability and transparency.

Steve welcomes Joe Rieck, Vice President of Sales at Longevity, for a timely conversation about getting in shape for the new year without gimmicks or synthetic junk. Joe explains how Longevity's clean all in one nutritional formula delivers real results with high quality protein, collagen, DHA, Omega 3 oils, and 22 natural vitamins and minerals designed to support muscle recovery, joint health, brain function, and overall wellness. No artificial fillers. No synthetic ingredients. Just real nutrition that fits real life. Right now through January 1st, use promo code GRUBER for 35% off at longevitywellness.co/gruber. Miss that deadline, and you will still get 25% off with code GRUBER. Start the year strong with Longevity!!!

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom— Number One— ICE has been attacked in every way possible—BUT their recruiting numbers have hit record highs in 2025—seems honest people don't care about the lies— Number Two— President Trump has kept his eye on Venezuela—and now reports a major drug hub has been hit inside the country, crippling the drug trade— Number Three— Let's continue to thank Nick Shirley for his fearless reporting on the massive fraud originating from the Somali community in Minneapolis—he had the courage to rip back the curtain—

Steve sits down with Gregory Wrightstone, geologist, bestselling author of A Very Convenient Warming: How modest warming and more CO₂ are benefiting humanity, and Executive Director of the CO₂ Coalition, a Virginia-based organization promoting the role of carbon dioxide in the environment. Wrightstone brings decades of scientific and energy industry experience to challenge mainstream climate narratives and explain why modest warming and higher CO₂ levels can be good for people, crops, and the planet. They also tackle the Trump administration's recent move to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, the leading U.S. hub for climate, weather, and atmospheric science, and what that means for federal science, public policy, and America First energy priorities.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with John Gordon, attorney, legal analyst, and host of The Truth with John Gordon, for a powerful conversation on two explosive topics dominating the news cycle. First, John and Steve break down the growing controversy over alleged fraud in Minnesota's social services and election systems, including federal investigations that have brought national attention to the state's oversight failures and billions in suspected fraud uncovered across programs and elections, a major concern for election integrity and taxpayer accountability. They also tackle President Trump's call for the Justice Department to release any Jeffrey Epstein files that name prominent Democrats, arguing the files should be made public to expose wrongdoing and “embarrass” those involved while getting back to the critical issues facing the country

Steve welcomes Melanie Collette, a policy analyst with the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) and a leading voice on energy and national security issues, to discuss the Trump administration's recent decision to pause construction on all major offshore wind projects across the United States due to national security concerns. Melanie will break down what this pause means for energy policy, federal oversight, and American sovereignty, and why CFACT and conservatives see this as a crucial step to defend our homeland while questioning the direction of big wind energy priorities. 

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Steve welcomes Beau Brown, a dedicated America First Republican running in the GA-14 special election to fill the seat being vacated by Marjorie Taylor Greene. Beau is a local Northwest Georgia conservative who's stepping up to fight for traditional values, limited government, and the constitutional principles that built this nation, bringing a grassroots, faith-rooted, common-sense voice to Washington. Tune in as Beau explains why he's running, how he plans to represent America First ideals, and what he believes Georgia needs from its next Congressman.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Katie Heid, Assistant News Director at Michigan News Source, to break down a striking new poll showing nearly three-quarters of voters say antisemitism is a serious problem in America, a dramatic jump in just two years. They also cover major political implications here in Michigan, the Wolverines' surprise coaching hire, and the snowstorms hammering the state.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— Silver is on an astronomical rise right now—some are predicting it could soar past $100 an ounce—setting all time records for the precious metal—and some speculate copper could soon follow—   Number Two— The economy is looking strong headed into the new year of 2026—the GDP blew away all expectations—and with inflation trending downward—it could be a great year—BUT only time will tell—   Number Three— I will taking a look back at 2025 over the next couple of days as we wind out the last few hours of the year—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

John Tamny, author of Deficit Delusion, editor of RealClearMarkets, and president of the Parkview Institute, joins Steve to challenge one of Washington's most sacred assumptions, that the Federal Reserve “steers” the U.S. economy. Tamny explains why real economic growth has always come from entrepreneurs, capital formation, and market signals, not central bankers, and why both the Left and Right fundamentally misunderstand national debt, deficits, and monetary policy. If the Fed isn't in control, what really powers growth, and what does that mean for America's economic future?

Dr. James Thorp, MD, Chief of Maternal & Prenatal Health at The Wellness Company, joins Steve to break down the latest surge of the so-called “tripledemic": flu, RSV, and COVID, now hitting millions of Americans nationwide. With hospitalizations spiking in places like New York, Dr. Thorp explains why these viruses spread so aggressively during winter, whether the surge is likely to worsen, and what families can do right now to protect themselves. He also discusses prevention tools, early treatment strategies, and how Americans can be better prepared if illness strikes. Visit twc.health/GRUBER and use promo code GRUBER to save 10%

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— In the wake of all that fraud being exposed in Minnesota—the FBI at the direction of Kash Patel is surging resources there—Nick Shirley the You Toober may have the most to do with it—   Number Two— In Indiana—the Governor Mike Braun says he knows how to cut the waste, fraud and abuse being seen in Minnesota—seems maybe he can give lessons to the hapless Minnesota Democrats—   Number Three— How about a look forward to some things we will be seeing in the coming year?

Steve talks with Gary Benoit, editor-in-chief of The New American and author of Vanguard of the Americanist Cause, about a controversy out of Vermont, where a Somali flag was raised over a public school district, igniting backlash and serious questions about national identity, assimilation, and who sets the cultural tone in America's classrooms. Benoit explains why symbols matter, how local decisions can reflect broader ideological shifts, and why Americans should be paying close attention to what's happening in their schools before it spreads nationwide

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Steve sits down with Hans A. von Spakovsky, national legal expert, to unpack a fascinating and controversial development in Washington, D.C.: how a local advocacy group known as “Free DC” has emerged as a prominent face of anti-Trump resistance in the nation's capital, pushing back against federal involvement in local affairs under President Trump's second term. Von Spakovsky offers his legal perspective on what this movement represents, how grassroots political activism interacts with federal authority and the rule of law, and why understanding groups like Free DC matters to every American watching national politics unfold.

Steve sits down with Michael Pack, director and producer of The Last 600 Meters and president of Manifold Productions and Palladium Pictures, to discuss reports that President Trump ordered U.S. strikes against ISIS targets in Nigeria following brutal attacks on Christians. Pack explains why the persecution of Christians overseas often goes ignored, what decisive leadership looks like in the face of terrorism, and why America's willingness to confront evil still matters. As Trump warns there will be “hell to pay” for ISIS fighters targeting innocent believers, this conversation focuses on faith, national security, and the moral responsibility to defend the defenseless.

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Steve sits down with State Representative James DeSana (R-Carleton) of Michigan's 29th District to discuss the launch of the Michigan DOGE Task Force Initiative, a new, legislator-led effort aimed at cutting waste, boosting transparency, and restoring accountability in state government. Chaired by DeSana, the task force will focus on identifying inefficiencies, reducing bureaucracy, and making sure taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly. DeSana explains why Michiganders are demanding better results from Lansing, how this homegrown initiative differs from national efforts, and why putting the public back in charge is key to rebuilding trust in government.

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Steve sits down with Jason Hayes, Director of Energy and Environment at the America First Policy Institute, to expose how state agency overreach is harming Michigan's farms, small businesses, and job creators. Hayes breaks down how unelected bureaucrats are using environmental and energy regulations to bypass lawmakers, drive up costs, and make it harder for families to farm, build, and grow businesses in the Great Lakes State. It's a clear-eyed conversation about accountability, local control, and restoring common sense to policies that should serve the people, not suffocate them.

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Steve & Ivey take calls from listeners 

Steve & Ivey take calls from listeners 

Steve & Ivey take calls from listeners

Steve and Ivey take calls from listeners

Steve and Ivey take calls from listeners 

Steve and Ivey take calls from listeners

Steve and Ivey Gruber take calls from listeners 

Steve and Ivey Gruber take calls from listeners

Steve and Ivey Gruber discuss news and headlines 

Steve and Ivey take calls from the listeners

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The price of gas is the lowest it has been in years—and this is the time of year it usually jumps—but this Christmas travel season—good news for drivers as the price continues to fall—   Number Two— Big news in the trial of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson—as the defense is asking for the entire prosecution team to get tossed out over a conflict of interest—   Number Three— The Epstein Files were all the Democrats could talk about for weeks—well now they are out—and the person seen the most is one of their own—former President Bill Clinton—and they are trying to ignore it—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Ambassador Francis Rooney, who served as United States Ambassador to the Holy See after being appointed by President George W. Bush, for a fascinating conversation on faith, diplomacy, and history. Drawing from his book The Global Vatican, Rooney explains the unique role the Vatican plays on the world stage and what it means for the United States to now have America's first Pope. It's a thoughtful discussion on moral leadership, global influence, and why the relationship between America and the Holy See matters now more than ever.

Steve sits down with Nick Hopwood, CFP, founder and president of Peak Wealth Management, for another edition of No Lazy Money,  focused on discipline, planning, and real-world investing. They look back at Cisco finally hitting a new high more than 25 years after 2000, what the lost decade taught investors, and where money actually worked when the S&P 500 went nowhere. Hopwood also lays out what investors should do if the market drops 10% or more in 2026, weighs in on Ray Dalio joining Michael Dell, and delivers a critical reminder: this is the last call for 2025 tax planning, including QCDs, donor-advised funds, tax-loss harvesting, and Roth conversions. Visit PeakWM.com/Gruber for a free Social Security analysis. Stop letting your money get lazy!

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Off shore wind projects are getting cancelled by the Trump Administration—and the 5 huge east coast projects could be replaced by just one natural gas pipeline—and cover the same output—   Number Two— Fulton County Georgia is now admitting—it counted 315,000 illegal votes in 2020—which means Jon Ossoff was never legally elected Senator—and Donald Trump certainly won the state in the Presidential race too—   Number Three— The spreading scandal of massive fraud in Minnesota keeps creating new problems for Governor Tim Walz—and frankly other Democrat Governors in other states too—because it's not just a Democrat problem—it's a mass immigration turn your head the other way problem—

Steve sits down with Esther Bouquet, Associate at the Free Enterprise Project, to discuss why it's time to restore reality to America's boardrooms. As corporations increasingly prioritize political and social agendas over profitability and accountability, Bouquet explains how this shift hurts shareholders, workers, and consumers alike. From ESG mandates to ideological pressure campaigns, she breaks down what's gone wrong and how returning to free-market principles and fiduciary responsibility can get American businesses back on track. 

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Steve sits down with Don Brown, North Carolina Republican U.S. Senate candidate, former Navy JAG officer, and federal prosecutor, to unpack troubling developments at the Pentagon and beyond. Brown weighs in on reports that the Pentagon is elevating its review involving Senator Mark Kelly, and explains why Americans should be concerned when politics and national defense collide. They also dig into how national Democrat money is reshaping state-level races, drowning out local voices and tilting elections in favor of Washington insiders. 

Steve sits down with David Rubin, founder of the Shiloh Israel Children's Fund and former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, for an urgent conversation on the growing threat posed by Iran and why Israel's patience appears to be running out. As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signals that time is limited, Rubin explains what that message really means on the ground, why Israel's security decisions are about survival, not politics, and why decisive leadership matters in the face of hostile regimes. It's a sobering, firsthand perspective on Middle East realities that Americans need to understand as global tensions continue to rise.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines