The Steve Gruber Show

Lots of work to do—lets get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The DNC is still paying off the massive debts of Kamala Harris and her swan dive Presidential campaign—yep a year later—and the bills are still unpaid—nice job everybody!   Number Two— Hillary Clinton is mocking President Trumps renovation of the White House to add a 90,000 square foot ballroom to the East Wing—then gets torched for stealing the silverware on her way out the door!   Number Three— Let's dive deep into the heart of what makes America exceptional: our God-given right to free speech. And let me tell you, folks, if there's one outfit that's been battling tooth and nail to keep that flame alive, it's Real America's Voice—right here. 

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Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve welcomes Terry Sawchuk, founder of Sawchuk Wealth, to break down what's really driving the gold market and the state of the global economy in 2025. They discuss why the popular story of a “debasement trade”, institutions fleeing fiat currency, may not be true, and how much of gold demand is actually driven by central banks, particularly China. Sawchuk also highlights that over 50% of global transactions are still settled in U.S. dollars, and the dollar's dominance has actually increased. Looking ahead, they explore the bull market's resilience, the likelihood of a short-term 5–10% correction, and the global shift from a petroleum-based economy to one centered on energy and computing power, a transition linked to recent Middle East peace deals and the waning era of the Petro-Dollar. Visit sawchukwealth.com/gruber to schedule a free 30-minute fit call

Steve is joined by Brad Hoos, founder of Musk Ox, to talk about flannels built to last and the spirit of the great outdoors. Brad shares what makes Musk Ox flannels award-winning. From their dense, durable fabric to their blend of heritage workwear and modern style. They also highlight the company's commitment to giving back, donating $5 from every flannel sold to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Plus, listeners get a sneak peek at five brand-new flannel styles released this week. Check them out and save: GoMuskOx.com/Gruber or use promo code GRUBER to save $15!

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— The new boss at CBS, Bari Weiss travels with 6 armed guards wherever she goes—which is a bit of a hoot for a left leaning news personality—but hey what would the world be without hypocrisy?   Number Two— So what really happened when a mad man gunned down and murdered Democrats in Minnesota a few months ago—well the transcript of the 911 calls raises more questions than answers—   Number Three— I am returning to the mixed bag of nuts this hour—I mean—its instructive and fun all at the same time

Steve sits down with Mike Howell, President of The Oversight Project, to break down the “No Kings” protests and the 50501 movement, uncovering their foreign connections and financial backing. They discuss how outside influence is shaping domestic unrest, the organizations involved in funding and staffing protests, and the broader implications for American politics and public safety.

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Steve sits down with Leslie Rutledge, Arkansas Lieutenant Governor and soybean farmer, to discuss America's soybean industry and trade challenges with China. They explore the impact of China reducing U.S. soybean purchases, what it means for farmers, and how this situation could actually present opportunities for American agriculture to diversify and reduce dependence on foreign markets. Rutledge highlights the importance of economic independence, smart trade policies, and supporting farmers across the country.

Steve is joined by CJ Pearson, host of the Family Matters Podcast, political advisor, and TIME100 creator, for a forward-looking discussion on the future of conservatism in America. CJ shares his perspective as one of the most influential young conservative voices, exploring how Gen Z and young Americans are reshaping political discourse, activism, and the conservative movement. They discuss the importance of youth engagement, digital media influence, and bold ideas that could shape the next generation of leaders.

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Steve sits down with Sayer Ji, advisor for MAHA Action and Chairman of the Global Wellness Forum, to explore how processed food has become America's number one health risk. They discuss the rise of ultra-processed foods, the role of the food industry in shaping public health, and how chronic diseases are fueled by dietary choices influenced by profit-driven agendas. Sayer also highlights actionable ways Americans can reclaim their health, make smarter food choices, and demand meaningful reform in U.S. public health policy.

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Steve is joined by State Representative Rylee Linting of Michigan's 27th District to discuss House Bill 4690, which establishes mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines for fleeing and eluding offenses, aiming to protect communities and ensure accountability for dangerous drivers. They also dive into a broader cultural shift, exploring how Gen Z is increasingly embracing conservative values, from personal responsibility to traditional principles. Rep. Linting shares insights into how this generational trend may influence politics, public safety, and the future of Michigan.

Steve sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a sobering conversation about the dark and dangerous side of artificial intelligence, especially its impact on children and families. They discuss disturbing new reports of young people forming romantic attachments with AI chatbots, including one heartbreaking case where a teen tragically took his own life after becoming entangled in an AI “relationship.” Steve and Ivey also highlight the urgent need for age verification and online safeguards, as pornography and explicit AI content remain freely accessible to minors. 

Lots of work to do—lets get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— North Carolina is the latest state to move forward with a redistricting plan that will likely add at least one Republican seat to Congress—that latest response to California's Gerrymandering plan—   Number Two— A group of Republican House members are moving ahead with a plan to extend Obamacare subsidies BUT they will not go forward until Democrats end the government shutdown—   Number Three—  It's time to draw your attention to a bloodbath, an outright slaughter that's been going on right under our noses, and the fake news media and those screeching left-wing activists couldn't care less. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve welcomes Jordan Goudreau, former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret and private security contractor, for a riveting and controversial conversation about the failed Venezuela coup plot that made international headlines. Goudreau, who was directly involved in the 2020 operation, sheds light on what really happened behind the scenes, from planning and execution to the alleged involvement of U.S. officials. He talks candidly about Washington's shadow role, the chaos that followed, and the lessons learned from one of the most botched and misunderstood missions in modern history. This is an unfiltered, firsthand account of geopolitics, betrayal, and the harsh realities of covert operations, and a warning about what happens when politics and power collide on the global stage.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom— Number One— Its down to the wire for the next Mayor in New York City—and the pressure is ramping up for the Republican Curtis Sliwa, who has zero chance of winning to just drop out! Number Two— A pair of solidly blue states, New Jersey and Virginia are flirting with electing Republican Governors and Barack Obama among others is panicking—and now he is on the campaign trail—  Number Three— A mixed bag of nuts—ask me why would anyone want to be a part of this—

Steve sits down with Marc Beckman, author of Some Future Day: How AI Is Going to Change Everything, a forward-looking exploration of how artificial intelligence is poised to transform every corner of society, including business, family life, education, and yes, politics. In this episode, Steve and Beckman shift focus to the 2026 mid-term elections, discussing how AI could become a game changer: from influencing campaign messaging and voter outreach, to shaping public opinion and even election infrastructure. They explore questions such as: How might AI redefine political advertising? Could AI-driven analytics sway undecided voters? What happens when AI meets the rules and integrity of our electoral system? This discussion is essential for anyone concerned about the next election and how technology will play a decisive role.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve welcomes Joshua Philipp, award-winning journalist and senior investigative reporter at The Epoch Times, and host of Crossroads on EpochTV, for a critical look at geopolitics, energy, and U.S. military strategy in South America. They discuss the escalating situation in Venezuela, where control over oil resources is drawing international attention, and how the U.S. military presence in the region is not just about Venezuela but also China's oil supply and influence. Joshua provides insight into the complex interplay of energy politics, global power, and security concerns, giving listeners a deeper understanding of how these dynamics affect both America and the world.

Steve sits down with Mollie Engelhart, regenerative farmer and rancher at Sovereignty Ranch, to explore the realities of food sovereignty, soil regeneration, and sustainable farming. Mollie shares her journey from vegan chef and LA restaurateur to hands-in-the-dirt farmer, and how reconnecting with nature challenged everything she thought she knew about food, farming, and freedom. Drawing from her book, Debunked by Nature, she offers a raw look at the costs and rewards of producing real, nourishing food, including the privilege of sometimes losing money just to feed others. The conversation touches on homesteading, self-sufficiency, and the importance of understanding where your food comes from, giving listeners insight into how regenerative practices can shape a healthier, more resilient future.

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Steve is joined by Ron Rademacher, travel writer, author, and storyteller, famously known as the guy who holds the record for getting lost on the back roads of Michigan. Ron shares the best fall events and family-friendly adventures across the state, from apple picking at Spicer Orchards in Hartland, to owl adventures at Kensington Metropark in Milford, and the Harvest Festival with pygmy goats in Byron Center. He also highlights Michigan's most thrilling Halloween experiences, including the nationally recognized Erebus Haunted Attraction in Pontiac and Meadow Brook Hall's Lumber Baron Mansion tour in Rochester. For those seeking non-Halloween fun, Ron covers the Grand Rapids Tattoo Festival, bowfishing at Mitchell State Park in Cadillac, and the Eastern Market Fall Beer Festival in Detroit, with a rumored Pumpkin Spice Beer for the adventurous. He also gives a shoutout to Home Depot, offering free skilled trades classes, helping people learn hands-on skills that build real careers. Ron's guide makes it easy to plan the perfect fall weekend, whether you're looking for family fun, spooky thrills, or unique local experiences. Visit MichiganBackRoads.com to find your next adventure!

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Senator Runestad joins Steve to discuss his newly introduced bill aimed at reforming Michigan's broken rulemaking process. He explains how unelected bureaucrats have gained too much power, creating and enforcing regulations without proper legislative oversight. The Senator's proposal would restore accountability, transparency, and balance between the legislative and executive branches, ensuring rules serve the people, not the agencies. They talk about how excessive red tape strangles small businesses, drives up costs, and limits individual freedom, and how this reform could finally bring common sense back to Lansing.

Steve sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a deep dive into the jaw-dropping Louvre heist. They walk listeners through the wild sequence of events, how the job was pulled off so quickly, the tactics the thieves used, the holes in museum security that made it possible, and the burning question everyone's asking: was there a man on the inside? Steve and Ivey dissect the timeline, the suspiciously efficient execution, and what this heist says about security, planning, and opportunism in high-profile crimes. If you want the gritty details and the skeptical take the mainstream avoids, this episode delivers.

Lots of work to do—lets get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The theft of priceless jewels from the Louvre in Paris is a stunning and brazen crime—the only saving grace is they dropped a lot on the way out—the entire robbery took 4 minutes!   Number Two— Another huge win for President Trump and his effort to clean up America's most dangerous cities—and it came from 3 Democrat appointed judges on the far-left, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals—Hello Portland, see you soon!   Number Three— This one goes out to all the virtue-signaling snowflakes on the Left, clutching their lattes and "coexist" bumper stickers—while dreaming of President Trump getting assassinated—which is utterly disgusting!

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve is joined by Rob Chadwick, former head of the Tactical Training Unit at the FBI Academy and now Principal Training Advisor for the U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), to discuss why public safety has become a major flashpoint in the 2025 election. They break down rising crime trends, the importance of responsible concealed carry and personal defense, and how policy decisions at the national and local level impact everyday Americans. Chadwick draws on his decades of tactical experience to explain what voters need to know about law enforcement, self-defense, and safety in today's communities.

Steve welcomes Dr. Michael Hutchison, inventor of the NeuroGuard+ mouthguard, for a critical conversation on concussion prevention and athlete safety. NeuroGuard+ has been tested and certified by MSU and Wayne State, showing it reduces the risk of concussions by over 99% when used properly. Steve shares his own experiences with his children in sports, highlighting the real dangers of concussions and why preventative measures like proper jaw alignment can turn teeth into a winning advantage. Dr. Hutchison explains how this innovation is changing the way parents, athletes, and coaches approach safety on the field. DON'T get your bell rung! Visit neuroguardplus.com and use promo code GRUBER

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Steve is joined by Dr. Marie Dupont, a New Jersey teacher exposing shocking union corruption. In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, she revealed that the NJEA secretly funneled $40 million in teachers' dues to political groups supporting union president Sean Spiller's failed gubernatorial bid, spending $450 per vote while teachers had no say. Dr. Dupont discusses her fight for transparency and accountability, suing the union with the help of The Fairness Center, and why teachers deserve to have their hard-earned paychecks protected from political schemes. This is a critical conversation for anyone concerned about union overreach, political corruption, and protecting individual choice in education.

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Steve welcomes Eric Eggers, Vice President of Research at the Government Accountability Institute and co-host of The Drill Down with Peter Schweizer, to discuss the explosive findings behind “No Kings 2.0”. Eric breaks down how this movement, backed by billionaire money, is pushing a radical agenda, with GAI uncovering what they call “Riot, Inc.”, a network exploiting protests for political gain. They dive into the research behind the movement, its funding, and how Americans should understand and respond to these organized efforts. It's a revealing look at how money, politics, and chaos intersect, and why transparency matters more than ever.

Steve is joined by Tom Coulson, owner of Liberty Coin, one of America's most trusted names in precious metals, to talk all things gold, silver, and collectibles. They dive into what's driving the latest market trends, why precious metals remain a powerful hedge against uncertainty, and where the gold and silver markets might be headed next. Additionally, Tom accepts real listener submissions, evaluating coins and collectibles live on air for his expert analysis. Listeners can send their own items for review to libertycoinservice.com for more info.

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Steve welcomes Jenn Nassour, attorney, Republican pundit, and founder of The Pocketbook Project, to break down the latest government mismanagement and misplaced priorities. Lawmakers are raising serious questions after Governor Maura Healey's administration hit the brakes on funding for sheriffs, putting public safety at risk. Meanwhile, the state has stopped publishing accounting reports on taxpayer-funded shelter spending, leaving citizens in the dark about where their money is going. Steve and Jenn expose the hypocrisy of politicians who claim to care about accountability while defunding law enforcement and hiding spending data from the public. It's a sharp, no-spin conversation about transparency, law and order, and fiscal responsibility.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve hosts Lisa Posthumus Lyons, Clerk and Register of Deeds for Kent County, Michigan, speaking on behalf of Michigan's county clerks' historic and unanimous stand against ranked-choice voting (RCV). Lyons explains the clerks' concerns: from voter confusion and longer result times to audit complexities and ballot fatigue in a state already carrying heavy election burdens. They dive into why this matters for everyday voters, how election administration impacts trust in results, and what Michigan's future could look like if the changes go through.

Steve welcomes Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a heartfelt and eye-opening conversation about faith, family, and the state of our culture. The two share their personal journeys of growing deeper in their faith and why planting firm roots in the church has never been more important. Then, the discussion shifts to Michigan's marijuana boom, dispensaries seemingly on every corner, and the troubling findings from a Michigan State University study showing that 1 in 6 pregnant women are consuming marijuana. Steve and Ivey talk about what this says about where we're headed as a society, and the moral and health consequences of normalizing drug use.

Lots of work to do—lets get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The No Kings protests over the weekend- had a big turnout—BUT the real numbers were wildly exaggerated according to analysis—and turnout may have been half what organizers claim—   Number Two— The FBI is now investigating a hunting treestand found in Florida—with a line of sight to where President Trump exits Air Force One—was another assassination attempt in the works?   Number Three— While protesters riddled with Trump Derangement Syndrome attended No Kings rallies across the U.S. over the weekend – the Trump administration continued its work for the American people – securing the border, bringing law and order back to our major cities, working towards peace on the world stage, overhauling a corrupted IRS, AND a host of other things I'm sure we'll find out about in the months to come—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a passionate discussion about the growing hostility toward faith and traditional values in America. They break down the recent “No Kings” protest, where hateful and violent rhetoric filled the streets, people waving disturbing signs and cheering on attacks against churches and believers. They also touch on how 35% of young Americans don't even know how to cook, a reflection of a broader cultural decay, the erosion of self-reliance, family, and faith. Steve and Ivey discuss how faith is under attack, both verbally and physically, and the Left cheers it on, even celebrating tragedy when it strikes those who dare to speak their beliefs. It's a raw, urgent conversation about what's happening to our moral compass, and why it's time to fight back with truth and conviction.

Steve welcomes Missy Malone of My Pure Health Solutions (gruberhealth.com) to discuss three game-changing strategies for weight loss that every listener needs to hear: It's not your fault you can't lose weight Turn fat burn on naturally with breakthrough technology Lose it, and learn how to keep it off Steve guides the conversation, asking Missy: why so many struggle with weight, how her system naturally boosts metabolism, and how people can ensure results last. This episode delivers practical, science-backed answers to the biggest questions about weight loss. Visit GruberHealth.com to start your journey 

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— A terrorist involved in the atrocities of October 7th in Israel has been arrested—Living in Louisiana—let in of course by the Biden Administration on a Visa—I mean what else would you expect?   Number Two— Americans by 20 points support the designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization—once again pointing out—that President Trump is on the right side of history—going after the most dangerous among us!   Number Three— So the organizers of the No Kings protests around the country yesterday claimed there were 7 million people that turned out—BUT as it turns out the number was more likely between 3.5 and 4.5 million—the people that organized it, simply put they lied—BUT what else do they have these days?