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Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Trisha Curtis, macroeconomist and CEO of PetroNerds, dives into the forces driving America's rising power bills, from U.S. shale markets to energy geopolitics with China. She explains the critical role of Alaska energy production, mining, and pipeline infrastructure, as well as the growing importance of LNG exports, in stabilizing domestic energy supply and lowering costs. Curtis highlights how expanding responsible American energy production can strengthen energy independence, support families and businesses, and keep power affordable for everyday Americans.

On today's Steve Gruber Show, we celebrate the thrills and challenges of running a small business with MuskOx. From glowing customer reviews and seeing fans share their favorite flannels online, to donating $100k to American Wildlife Conservation, it's a story of impact, passion, and hard work, especially managing a global supply chain. With Christmas fast approaching, don't miss your chance to grab the perfect gift: order by December 17th at noon ET or use 2-Day Expedited Shipping for $20. Lock in your favorites now, some flannels will sell out! Use code GRUBER at gomuskox.com/gruber for $15 off, and get ready to share the warmth this holiday season.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

On today's Steve Gruber Show, Dr. Stephen D. Loyd, Chairman of Reach!! United, shares his insights as a nationally respected leader in addiction medicine and public health policy. He discusses strategies for transforming the nation's most costly and deadly chronic disease, highlighting how evidence-based interventions, compassionate care, and policy reform can save lives and reduce the burden on communities. Dr. Loyd emphasizes a proactive, solution-driven approach to addiction, showing how medical expertise and public health leadership can make a real difference across the country.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

On today's Steve Gruber Show, Joe Maxwell, co-founder of Farm Action, shares his perspective on the USDA's recent farmer bailout. Drawing on his extensive experience in farming, agricultural supply chains, law, and statewide office, Maxwell acknowledges that relief is welcome but stresses that structural reform is still urgent to protect farmers long-term. He explains how Farm Action is advocating for policies that support hardworking farmers, improve transparency in government programs, and ensure America's agricultural future remains strong and resilient.

On today's Steve Gruber Show, Tom Coulson, owner of Liberty Coin, a national leader in precious metals trading, breaks down the latest trends in gold, silver, and the wider metals market. He shares insights on what investors need to know, explains how current economic conditions are shaping the market, and offers practical advice for listeners looking to safeguard their wealth. Plus, he opens the floor to listener coin submissions, send yours to coins@stevegruber.com. Stay informed and protect your financial future with expert guidance from LibertyCoinService.com.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve sits down with Ashton Nystrom, Grand Rapids-born recovery advocate, entrepreneur, and founder of MOGAUSA.org, a faith-driven nonprofit restoring dignity and hope to struggling youth and people in need. After growing up in a broken home and battling addiction on the streets, he had a life-changing awakening in recovery and has now been sober for over three years. He used his own experience and resources to start giving away food, essentials, and tents to the homeless in Grand Rapids, and built MOGAUSA into a ministry-focused nonprofit that's now supporting families this Christmas and planning sober living homes and youth outreach across multiple states. His work shows how resilience, faith, and compassion can transform lives and uplift a whole generation

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Michigan State Rep. Matt Maddock, Republican leader from the 51st House District and vice chair of the House Appropriations Committee, joins the show to talk about his work pushing back against excessive spending in the latest Democrat-led budget. He explains why he and his GOP colleagues moved the appropriations committee to disapprove specific spending items, hold the line on taxpayer dollars, and cut wasteful “slush fund” spending that doesn't reflect traditional, common-sense Michigan values of fiscal responsibility. Rep. Maddock's efforts are about accountability, transparency, and putting Midwestern families first

Today on the Steve Gruber Show, Dr. Tom George, CEO of the Michigan State Medical Society, breaks down House Bill 5313, the bipartisan effort modernizing Michigan's medical licensing system. He explains how this common-sense reform eases unnecessary continuing-education burdens, aligns Michigan with national standards, and fixes outdated disciplinary processes that once made the state an outlier, turning Michigan into a leader in fair, transparent, and accountable health regulation.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Jonathan Rose, CEO of BlockTrust IRA, joins Steve to discuss the current state and future of cryptocurrency, exploring why it behaves differently from precious metals and traditional assets. They dive into strategies to grow your gains even when prices are down, the importance of understanding crypto fundamentals, and what investors need to know to navigate this evolving market. Learn more and take advantage of a bonus of up to $2,500 in crypto at SteveGruberCrypto.com.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— 23 Democrats joined their Republican colleagues to kill the latest impeachment effort against President Trump—BUT make no mistake this is the only thing they will pursue if they get the majority in the mid-terms—   Number Two— Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore is expected in court today—to face charges for an alleged assault earlier this week—in what has been a terrible week for the Wolverines—   Number Three— Its Free Speech Free for all Friday—

Twila Brase, RN, PHN, and president and co-founder of the Citizens' Council for Health Freedom, joins Steve to discuss the recent escalation of TSA penalties for travelers without a REAL ID, from $18 to $45. She explains why this is less about security and more about coercing Americans into a federal identification system that could expand into digital IDs, biometric surveillance, and even domestic passports. Brase breaks down the constitutional concerns, the Tenth Amendment implications, and what Americans can legally do to protect their privacy and resist this growing federal overreach. For more information, visit cchfreedom.org.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Rep. Tim Walberg of Michigan's Fifth Congressional District joins the show to break down his vote in favor of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026. Serving on both the Energy and Commerce Committee and the Education and the Workforce Committee, Walberg explains why supporting the NDAA is essential for national security and for improving the lives of America's servicemembers. He highlights the bill's 3.8% pay raise for troops, expanded benefits for military families, key investments in Made-in-America defense equipment, and critical funding, including for the Golden Dome, to ensure the U.S. maintains strength and readiness in a dangerous world. For more on his work in Congress, visit walberg.house.gov

For the most powerful voice in Michigan business, it's the Michigan Chamber Business Brief with President and CEO Jim Holcomb. Jim delivers a high-level wrap-up of the year and a clear-eyed look ahead to 2026, highlighting major concerns for employers as Michigan considers more than doubling the state income tax, a move that could hit small businesses especially hard. He also tackles the state's ongoing education crisis, the competitiveness challenges facing Michigan's economy, and why the upcoming elections will determine whether these issues get solved or get worse. The segment closes with a call for business leaders and citizens alike to get involved and make their voices heard: Make your voice heard! Join today at MIChamber.com/membership

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

MSNBC political analyst and former senior aide to two House Speakers, Brendan Buck, joins Steve to break down the looming vote on Affordable Care Act tax credits and what it means for the 22 million Americans who rely on them. With Congress facing pressure from both sides, those pushing to extend the credits to keep health care affordable and those looking to rein in federal spending, Buck explains the political stakes, the likely outcomes, and how this decision could reshape coverage costs, insurance markets, and the broader health-care debate heading into an election year.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Rep. Rachelle Smit of Michigan's 43rd District joins Steve to discuss a new slate of election-security bills aimed at keeping foreign influence out of Michigan's democratic process. HB 4720 would prohibit the use of electronic voting systems that contain parts or equipment from certain foreign countries, while HB 5197 bans campaign contributions from foreign entities altogether. HB 5198 adds another layer of protection by requiring certification that any funds used for election administration are not coming from foreign nationals. Rep. Smit lays out why these safeguards matter, how they bolster election integrity, and what comes next in Lansing's push to secure Michigan's elections.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to talk about the holiday shopping season and why Americans are shifting toward valuing experiences and quality time over piling up more possessions. They also dive into some of the most absurd political moments of the week, including Democrat Rep. Benny Thompson brushing off the National Guard tragedy in D.C. as merely an “unfortunate accident,” and a Kentucky state representative lecturing white people, especially white men, that they should feel “white guilt” simply for being who they are. It's a mix of cultural sanity, season-of-life reflection, and political madness all in one conversation.

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— A democrat—and former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel has offered a new idea—and that is banning those 16 and under from getting on social media at all—I actually like the idea—   Number Two— Jerome Powell and the Fed made the 3rd rate cut in a row—which will drive mortgage rates lower—and get them squarely below 6% on 30 year fixed mortgages—and it means lower prices in other areas as well—   Number Three— The United States Senate is set to vote on the future of healthcare for Americans today – and per usual, Democrats are lying through their teeth about what's at stake – and whose to blame for the state of American healthcare.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Chris Salcedo, author of The Rise of the Liberty-Loving Latino and Executive Director of the Conservative Hispanic Society, joins Steve to discuss the growing shift of Latino voters toward Donald Trump. They explore how the Democratic Party's narratives have pushed faith and family-oriented Latino communities away, while Trump's emphasis on patriotism, family values, and religious freedom resonates strongly with these voters. Salcedo also highlights the broader implications of this shift for the conservative movement and the future of American politics.

Joe Rieck, VP of Sales at Longevity Wellness, joins Steve to discuss the benefits of living healthier and stronger through proper nutrition. He highlights the importance of maintaining muscle, protecting joints, and fueling the body with quality protein, collagen, and essential minerals. Unlike ordinary supplements, Longevity is built with renal and gut-friendly, inflammation-conscious ingredients, carefully selected for safety, effectiveness, and real-world results. Inspired by the founders' family journey and trusted by health professionals, it's an all-in-one solution designed to help people thrive, not just get by. Listeners can get 25% off at LongevityWellness.co/GRUBER using promo code GRUBER.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— The University of Michigan is on the way to play Texas in the Citrus Bowl on New Years Eve—but right now they have no coach—as Sherrone Moore was summarily fired for a relationship with a staff member—   Number Two— In a bold move the Trump Administration ordered a Venezuelan oil tanker seized on Wednesday—as they say it is banned oil propping up funding for terrorist networks and it is now in our custody—   Number Three— Just how far gone are some of these people who hate President Trump—and I mean do they need an intervention?

Steve Rosenberg, a member of the organizing committee for Israel Appreciation Day, joins Steve to discuss the nationwide launch of this initiative aimed at reclaiming Israel's story. They explore the importance of celebrating Israel's contributions, fostering understanding, and uniting communities across the country to honor the nation's history, culture, and enduring significance.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Dr. Matthew Spalding, Vice President of Hillsdale College, joins Steve to explore The Making of the American Mind and the enduring significance of the Declaration of Independence. He breaks down the ideas, principles, and historical context that shaped the founding document, revealing how its lessons continue to influence American thought, civic life, and the responsibilities of citizenship today. Check out GruberForHillsdale.com to learn about America's history for FREE

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Sheri Few, founder and president of U.S. Parents Involved in Education (USPIE), joins the show to discuss the disturbing decision by a New York middle school principal to block Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann from speaking to students, because his views were deemed too “pro-Israel” for a public school. Sheri breaks down what this censorship reveals about the growing ideological bias in education, the eroding role of parents in what their children are allowed to learn, and how USPIE is fighting to restore local control, transparency, and true historical education in America's schools.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Patrick Gleason, VP of State Affairs at Americans for Tax Reform, joins the show to break down why Americans continue migrating to GOP-led states, places slashing taxes, cutting regulations, and making everyday life more affordable than their Democrat-run counterparts. They dig into Michigan's economic direction, the policies driving residents away, and the growing debate over eliminating property taxes altogether as lawmakers search for ways to make the state competitive again.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to break down the latest headlines, including the fallout surrounding the University of Michigan's head coach as he faces serious personal and legal trouble that has now led to jail time, raising questions about choices, temptation, and a career suddenly derailed. They also discuss the upcoming first court appearance for the man who allegedly assassinated Charlie Kirk, and what this high-profile case could mean moving forward.

Lots of work to do—let's get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The Trump Administration has now revoked 85,000 visas for those they deem as a threat to safety in the United States—and there are more on the way—   Number Two— Fixing healthcare is now coming out front and center—Democrats are trying to make the American taxpayer keep footing the bill for a failed system—BUT Republicans actually have two great ideas—   Number Three— All I want for Christmas… is for those on the left to give up their deranged fight against ICE and a strong border.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Brad Hoos, founder of Musk Ox, joins Steve to talk about creating premium, American-made flannels designed to stand up to the harshest winter weather. Known for their durability, warmth, and exceptional quality, Musk Ox flannels have won over customers nationwide, becoming a favorite for staying cozy during cold months. Lock in your flannel and get $15 off at gomuskox.com/gruber or with promo code GRUBER, while supplies last.

Class action lawyer Robert J. Berg joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the FCC's latest moves to preempt local authority in telecommunications. Berg, who has led major cases against AT&T and Deutsche Telekom, examines why, even with nearly 500,000 towers already in place, the FCC is pushing to override local control. The conversation explores the impact on communities, property rights, and public safety, as well as what this could mean for citizens and municipalities across the country. Berg also explains the legal questions and potential consequences for both the telecom industry and everyday Americans.

Dr. Alejandro Diaz, Chief of Pediatric Medicine at The Wellness Company, joins The Steve Gruber Show to talk about chronic joint inflammation, one of the most disabling conditions affecting millions today. He explains why most treatments only mask symptoms instead of addressing the underlying causes and introduces Therablue, The Wellness Company's innovative solution for daily joint support. Dr. Diaz also discusses why Therablue is safe for everyday use, how it differs from traditional treatments, and why new healthcare innovators are leading the way in developing safe, effective, and accessible solutions.  Visit twc.health/GRUBER and use promo code GRUBER to save 10%.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Gene Simmons was on capital hill testifying about the American Music Fairness Act—BUT he took time to talk about just how great America is—on the heels of his Kennedy Center honor on Sunday—   Number Two— President Trump kicked off his brand new affordability tour—as he builds support for his economic plans for America—and gets into campaign mode for the mid-term elections that will have a great impact—   Number Three— The battle over the cost of healthcare could come up for a vote as early as tomorrow—Democrats want more of the same—you footing the bill for Obamacare—while your coverage gets more expensive and covers less—

Paul Seegert, Employee Benefits Practice Leader for Acrisure, joins The Steve Gruber Show for a deep dive into America's health insurance system. Seegert explains how health insurance really works, why the industry is so corrupt, and what alternatives could actually fix the crisis. The conversation covers the ACA, Health Savings Accounts, and the potential shake-ups as Trump targets healthcare subsidies. Seegert breaks down what this could mean for corporate giants, patients, and the future of American healthcare, and what steps could finally bring accountability and choice back to the system.