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Ok—we are burning daylight—and we need to get rolling   Number One— A story of hope and redemption as scientists make significant discoveries near a biblical pool where Jesus healed a blind man—   Number Two— In the crackdown on crime those on the left have been yelling about Red states—well Trump is ordering National Guard troops into Memphis Tennessee—about as red as it gets—except for the Mayor there—   Number Three— You know what's wild? There's a storm brewing out there, and a whole chunk of people— the progressive crowd—are completely clueless about it. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

On this episode of The Steve Gruber Show, Larry Alex Taunton, award-winning author, columnist, and producer, dives into the growing polarization in American politics. Larry highlights the stark contrast in how society reacts to tragedies depending on political affiliation, reflecting on the death of Charlie Kirk and noting the absence of riots, looting, or violent unrest, something he says would be unimaginable if the situation had involved a liberal figure. He also discusses the attacks and threats conservatives face, from online harassment to being swatted, and the violent narratives perpetuated by the left, emphasizing the dangers of this toxic political atmosphere. Larry and Steve explore what this moment says about the state of our nation, political double standards, and the need for civil courage in the face of intimidation.

On this episode of The Steve Gruber Show, Nick Hopwood, Founder and President of Peak Wealth Management, shares his expert insights on the current state of the financial markets and retirement planning strategies. Nick breaks down the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate cuts, why investors shouldn't stay in cash, and how international indexes are hitting all-time highs despite widespread nervousness. He also revisits the trends following Fed Chair Powell's Jackson Hole speech, explaining how historical patterns show strong returns for investors over the coming year. Nick also covers tax-efficient strategies for Bene IRAs and why having a solid plan, and trusting it, is more important than ever. Listeners can get a second opinion from Nick and his team of CFPs at peakwm.com/gruber

Number One— Here is another bizarre example of mental illness run amok— a man sentenced to life in prison without parole—for killing 3 people in his furries friend group—   Number Two— President Trump ordered another attack on the open seas to destroy a cartel drug running operation—destroying the boat and killing everyone on board—they will learn at some point—   Number Three— And we continue this morning—with outrageous people who have lost their jobs—because they said and did terrible things to celebrate the death at the hands of a radical leftist—Charlie Kirk is winning in death—

Tom Coulson, owner of Liberty Coin, talks to Steve about the latest trends in precious metals, coin collecting, and investment opportunities. Tom also answers questions from listeners and reviews listener submissions, offering expert insights into their value and historical significance. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting, this episode is packed with practical advice on how to navigate the world of coins and precious metals. Listeners can send their submissions to coins@stevegruber.com for a chance to have Tom review them on the show. Visit LibertyCoinService.com to learn more

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Mandy M. Gunasekara, former Chief of Staff at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under President Trump and author of Y'all Fired: A Southern Belle's Guide to Restoring Federalism and Draining the Swamp, joins Steve to discuss the EPA's potential plan to end mandatory reporting of greenhouse gas emissions. Mandy explains how this move could impact both federal oversight and private industry, highlighting the balance between regulatory overreach and economic freedom. She also shares insights from her time in the Trump administration on restoring federalism, accountability, and efficiency in government agencies.

On this segment of The Steve Gruber Show, Liz Peek, Fox News contributor, joins the conversation to discuss America's political fragmentation in the wake of Charlie Kirk's tragic death. Liz reflects on how Charlie's influence continues to resonate, arguing that he is even more powerful in death than he was in life. She also examines the broader political landscape, highlighting how the left is struggling to navigate the country's shifting dynamics and how Charlie's legacy is inspiring conservatives nationwide.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Carlo Cavallaro, Midwest Regional Director for the Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA), joins to discuss newly introduced bipartisan bills in Michigan that would expand access to community solar. Carlo explains what community solar is, why it matters for families and businesses, and how it could lower energy costs while providing more energy independence. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Katie Heid, Assistant News Director at Michigan News Source, joins to discuss the powerful and heartbreaking aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death. While dark corners of the internet celebrate the tragedy, real-world consequences are catching up, employers across the country continue to fire individuals for posting hateful rhetoric. At the same time, thousands gathered at Michigan's Capitol for a moving vigil in Charlie's honor, proving that his message of faith, conviction, and courage lives on. Katie and Steve reflect on the clash between online cruelty and the real unity being built on the ground.

Steve sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of Michigan Talk Network, for an honest conversation about the importance of decompressing during stressful times. They share personal stories, like finding clarity and peace through something as simple as using a sauna, and talk about other ways to protect your mental health in an age of nonstop chaos. Inspired by the life and values of Charlie Kirk, they reflect on why it's sometimes necessary to unplug and step back. The conversation also touches on the dark side of free speech, how hateful voices have emerged in the wake of Charlie's tragic death, and that yes, you could in fact lose your job. 

Number One— The funeral—the official public funeral will be next Sunday in the Arizona Cardinals stadium—it holds about 70,000 people—I guess the other million or so will need to have jumbotrons to watch—   Number Two— Church attendance is surging in America—and accelerated over the weekend we are told—its what I am calling the Charlie effect—and believe me—its real—   Number Three— The assassination of Charlie Kirk was an attack on the most basic of American principles – the freedom to your opinion and the freedom to engage in a society with people who believe differently than you—without fear that you will be gunned down in front of 3,000 college kids and murdered for your opinion—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve talks to Chris Widener, Co-Founder of Revival 250 and author of The Coming American Revival, about the growing wave of faith in America. They explore whether recent social and political challenges are driving more people back to church and increasing attendance at Sunday services. Chris shares insights from the Revival 250 movement and previews the upcoming Revival 250 event on May 3 in Jacksonville, highlighting how Americans are seeking spiritual healing and guidance in uncertain times.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Number One— Marco Rubio is in Israel—says his focus is on getting any remaining hostages—humanitarian aid—and the final end of Hamas—forever—   Number Two— The twisted road to becoming an assassin—an infamous assassin—do you remember any in history that became heros?    Number Three— I guess what continues to make me sick to my stomach—is those literally celebrating and dancing on line—to the murder of Charlie Kirk—because they didn't like what he had to say—so they are quite literally dancing on his grave—

On this segment of The Steve Gruber Show, Steve is joined by Jeremy Rosenthal, legal expert and former prosecutor turned defense attorney, to break down the shocking news surrounding Charlie Kirk's tragic killing. They discuss the recent arrest papers from Utah, how prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty, and what it will take to secure such a conviction. Jeremy provides insight into the legal strategy on both sides, explaining what the prosecution must prove and what defenses might be raised. This segment gives listeners a clear, professional look at the unfolding legal battle in a case that has shaken the nation and the conservative movement.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve is joined by Lisa Miller, Founder and President of Lisa W. Miller & Associates, LLC, to discuss a deeply emotional and timely topic: the national reaction to the tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk. With over 30 years of experience consulting for major corporations like Walmart, Applebee's, and 7-Eleven, Lisa shares her insight on human behavior and social dynamics as she explores whether Americans can maintain friendships despite sharp political divides. They examine how the tragedy has exposed deep political tensions, with strong opinions on both sides, and consider whether personal relationships can survive in today's polarized environment.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve is joined by Dave Barr, Media Professional for the Detroit Red Wings Training Camp in Traverse City, to talk all things Red Wings hockey as camp kicks off. Fans will get an inside look at what to expect from this year's squad, plus a chance to win two tickets to Center ICE in Traverse City. The event takes place Saturday, September 20th, with doors opening at 9 a.m., followed by practice and scrimmage from 10–2:30 p.m. Send email to info@stevegruber.com to enter by 9pm TONIGHT

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Steve is joined by Ronna McDaniel, CEO of the Michigan Forward Network, to discuss the incident at Office Depot where an employee refused to print posters for a Charlie Kirk vigil. While the company has since fired the worker, the story underscores a bigger point: Americans are no longer willing to tolerate disgusting behavior in the face of tragedy. Steve and Ronna reflect on how Charlie's death has become a turning point, exposing the deep divisions in this country, but also showing that accountability is finally arriving for those who mock, dismiss, or stand in the way of decency.

Steve is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of Michigan News Source, to confront the disturbing false narratives surrounding the tragic death of Charlie Kirk. They discuss how the darkest corners of the internet have erupted with vile rhetoric, and how some of the worst voices in our society have shamelessly exploited this moment. Steve and Ivey reflect on the struggle of trying to comprehend how people could choose to live by such twisted narratives, and they speak candidly about the toxic back channels online that fuel hatred. Most importantly, they reaffirm their own humanity, making it clear that being conservative, Christian, and patriotic does not make them “terrible people,” but human beings who believe in truth, faith, and dignity.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve welcomes Tim Young, host of Tim Runs His Mouth, commentator, and media personality, for a heartfelt remembrance of their friend Charlie Kirk. Both Tim and Steve knew Charlie personally, and they reflect on the man behind the movement: his unwavering faith, his devotion to God, and his ability to live the very values he preached. They share memories of Charlie's character, his courage, and the impact he made not just on politics, but on the hearts of those who knew him. Together, they extend sympathy to Charlie's family and the entire Turning Point team, recognizing the pain of this loss while affirming the importance of the mission Charlie built. But as they admit, while Turning Point must continue, there is no one who can ever truly replace Charlie Kirk.

Steve welcomes Tim Young, host of Tim Runs His Mouth, commentator, and media personality,  for a heartfelt remembrance of their friend Charlie Kirk. Both Tim and Steve knew Charlie personally, and they reflect on the man behind the movement: his unwavering faith, his devotion to God, and his ability to live the very values he preached. They share memories of Charlie's character, his courage, and the impact he made not just on politics, but on the hearts of those who knew him. Together, they extend sympathy to Charlie's family and the entire Turning Point team, recognizing the pain of this loss while affirming the importance of the mission Charlie built. But as they admit, while Turning Point must continue, there is no one who can ever truly replace Charlie Kirk.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve is joined by Meshawn Maddock, former Michigan Republican Party co-chair, for a deeply personal and emotional conversation remembering Charlie Kirk. Charlie was more than a conservative leader, he was a friend, a fighter for freedom, and a man who inspired millions with his courage to stand firm in faith and in truth. Steve and Meshawn reflect on Charlie's impact on Michigan, the conservative movement, and the country at large. They discuss the outpouring of grief, the political awakening his death has sparked, and why Charlie's legacy will continue to drive a renewed commitment to defending Christian and conservative values in America.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, joins Steve for a somber but powerful conversation remembering Charlie Kirk. As breaking news emerges that President Donald Trump has spoken out on the suspect now in custody for Charlie's murder, Steve and Dulan reflect on the weight of this tragedy. Charlie wasn't just a conservative leader, he was a voice for millions of Americans who share faith, freedom, and traditional values. His loss is deeply felt across the nation, and President Trump's words highlight just how serious this moment is. Together, Steve and Dulan discuss what this means for America, the state of our political discourse, and the ongoing battle to protect Christian and conservative voices from persecution.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Rep. Jerry Neyer (R-Shepherd) joins Steve to reflect on the tragic death of Charlie Kirk and what it means for America's future. Together, they ask the hard question: Is this a turning point for our nation? For many, Charlie's passing has become more than just a heartbreaking loss; it has become a wake-up call. Americans across the political spectrum are rethinking where they stand, with some Democrats even beginning to cross over, realizing the cost of failed policies and the dangers of a culture that vilifies faith and conservative values. Neyer and Steve honor Charlie's legacy while exploring whether this moment could spark a historic shift in American politics and culture.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve for a moving conversation about the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk. Breaking news reveals that a suspect, a college student, has been taken into custody, turned in by his own father. While the details continue to unfold, one truth remains clear: Charlie Kirk was stolen from his family, his colleagues, and from a nation that loved him. He was a man who stood boldly for his faith, his conservative values, and his country, and he paid the ultimate price. Together, Steve and Ivey reflect on the ache this has left across America, the danger of being targeted for your beliefs, and the responsibility we all share to honor Charlie's legacy by carrying his mission forward.

Steve Gruber pays tribute to Charlie Kirk and 9/11

Steve Gruber pays tribute to Charlie Kirk and 9/11

Steve Gruber pays tribute to Charlie Kirk and 9/11

On this heartfelt episode, Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, shares personal memories of Charlie Kirk, reflecting on their time together at college events and the moments they shared as colleagues. Against the backdrop of 9/11, they discuss how these pivotal events shaped the nation and Charlie's unwavering dedication to conservative principles and American values. Gruber examines how Charlie's passing has become a breaking point for many Americans, inspiring political shifts and a renewed commitment to freedom, leadership, and engagement. This episode is a moving tribute to Charlie's life, his influence, and the lessons of courage and patriotism that resonate today.

On this heartfelt episode, Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, shares personal memories of Charlie Kirk, reflecting on their time together at events and the moments they shared as colleagues. Against the backdrop of 9/11, they discuss how these pivotal events shaped the nation and Charlie's unwavering dedication to conservative principles and American values. Gruber examines how Charlie's passing has become a breaking point for many Americans, inspiring political shifts and a renewed commitment to freedom, leadership, and engagement. This episode is a moving tribute to Charlie's life, his influence, and the lessons of courage and patriotism that resonate today.

Steve Gruber pays tribute to Charlie Kirk and 9/11