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Steve Gruber talks with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, about the incredible technology behind rocket sleds and the extreme speeds they can reach. They also shift gears to discuss the legacy of Robert Mueller's investigation, how it fueled years of fake news, and the lasting impact it's had on media credibility and public trust.

Steve Gruber hosts a discussion with JT Young, author of Unprecedented Assault: How Big Government Unleashed America's Socialist Left, drawing on his 30-plus years of experience in Congress, the Treasury Department, and the private sector. Young warns about the Democrats' growing embrace of socialism, exploring its risks for America's economy, freedoms, and future

Here are the three big things to know this hour—   Number One— An off duty ICE officer was shot in the face by a violent illegal alien that should have been removed by the Biden Administration—BUT was instead—released into the country—   Number Two— President Trump dropped a massive $10 Billion dollar lawsuit on the WSJ after it published an article claiming they had a birthday note—they claim he wrote to Jeffrey Epstein—let the games begin—   Number Three— The Crime of the Century is playing out in front of our eyes—one political crisis after another—and all with one thing in common—they were manufactured by Democrats— who are all trying to upend the nation—in exchange for power and money—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Here are the 3 Big things you need to know this hour—   Number One— The Biden push of a $10 Billion dollar make over of the US postal fleet to become all EV—is a dismal failure— $6 Billion spent—and only 250 vehicles to show for it—   Number Two— Military bases in New Jersey and Indiana are among those that will soon become detention centers for illegal aliens that are about to get kicked out of the country—yes, this is what I voted for—   Number Three— We will continue to destroy the entire false narrative created at the direction of former President Barack Obama—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber welcomes Congressman Bill Huizenga, who represents Michigan's 4th Congressional District and serves on the House Financial Services Committee, to discuss the recent passage of the GENIUS Act. Huizenga explains how this legislation lays the groundwork for restoring American leadership in the rapidly evolving world of digital assets, bringing clarity, innovation, and accountability to the future of finance.

Steve Gruber talks with Paul Fried, owner of I Made the Arrangements, a website dedicated to helping people with everything from writing a will to planning their own funeral. Fried discusses a troubling new survey showing that 76% of Americans die without a will, why so many people avoid these important conversations, and how proper planning can bring peace of mind to families.

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Steve Gruber sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, about new revelations surrounding the Obama administration's coordination with agency officials to target and undermine the Trump campaign. They break down how these actions shaped the 2016 election, the lasting impact on trust in government, and what accountability, if any, might look like.

Steve Gruber back with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, talking about the Obama scandals, including the infamous Biden autopen controversy used to sign legislation, and the broader conversation about pardons—who gets them, why, and how these decisions continue to shape public trust in government.

Steve Gruber talks with State Rep. Steve Frisbie (R-44th), a retired Vice President and paramedic at LifeCare Ambulance and adjunct instructor at Kellogg Community College, about his efforts to push the Michigan Senate to advance critical road funding legislation. As the sponsor of the bill, Frisbie explains how his plan ensures gas tax revenues are dedicated solely to road improvements and shares the broader vision for fixing Michigan's infrastructure long-term

Steve Gruber kicks off another explosive hour from Studio G, warning that the latest developments are shaking the political landscape—teasing major revelations from Ghislaine Maxwell, who is reportedly ready to testify before Congress and exchange Epstein-linked secrets for a shot at early release. Gruber also zeroes in on the erupting “Auto-Pen Scandal,” after the New York Times confirmed that it wasn't President Biden who signed a wave of last-minute pardons and commutations, but rather his Chief of Staff, Jeff Zients, raising serious questions about executive authority and accountability. As the hour continues, Gruber promises to return to the tangled Epstein web now back in the spotlight.  

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Steve discusses the latest news and headlines. 

Mandy Gunasekara joins Steve Gruber to discuss the Trump administration's sweeping State Department overhaul, which includes laying off over 1,300 diplomats and civil servants, while also plugging her new book Y'all Fired, a no-holds-barred insider's account of battling the Deep State, resisting entrenched bureaucracy, and championing federalism and America First reforms.

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Steve Gruber brings on Katie Heid to dig into fresh allegations of corruption by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, revealing that emails show she pressured lawmakers in 2022 to funnel a $15 million grant (later revised to $20 million) through the MEDC to benefit donor Fay Beydoun's nonprofit, which then used the funds for luxury expenses, and that subsequent raids by the Attorney General's office on Beydoun's home and the MEDC have intensified calls for federal investigation. Additionally, Heid and Gruber explore the escalating political feud between President Trump and Senator Elissa Slotkin over a new Senate bill requiring ICE agents to unmask, with Trump accusing Slotkin of "hating our country" for supporting what he claims would endanger immigration enforcement officers.  

Steve Gruber discusses the latest news and headlines. 

Steve discusses the latest news and headlines.

Steve Gruber talks with InVest USA CEO Michael Letts about the $25 billion in funding the Coast Guard received from the “Big Beautiful Bill,” aimed at securing the southern border, while also highlighting his organization's mission to protect police officers with bulletproof vests and advocate for broader support of America's first responders.

Steve Gruber welcomes Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense to discuss an historic U.S. Senate hearing, the first in over two decades, focused on vaccine injuries, featuring emotional testimony from affected families and expert witnesses who claim federal agencies have suppressed critical research, raising new questions about accountability and transparency in public health policy.

Steve Gruber issues a stark warning about escalating global tensions, pointing to Iran's growing military support for Russia through drone strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and raising alarms about a dangerous alliance forming between Russia, China, and Iran—a geopolitical “three-headed monster.” Featuring analysis from Rahm Emanuel and Steve Bannon, Gruber highlights fears that World War III may already be underway, especially in light of the deepening crises in both Ukraine and the Middle East. He expresses cautious optimism in President Trump's return to leadership, arguing that Trump's experiences over the past four years have prepared him to pursue peace through strength and strategic pressure. As always, Gruber invites listener input, promising to share a wave of audience emails later in the program.  

Steve Gruber opens another high-octane hour from the “Foxhole of Freedom,” celebrating a Supreme Court win for Trump that backs his push to dismantle the Department of Education, while also slamming the White House over a bombshell email proving Biden didn't sign recent pardons—his Chief of Staff Jeff Zients did. Gruber then dives into the renewed firestorm around the Epstein case, calling for FBI Director Kash Patel to launch a full investigation, especially as Ghislaine Maxwell hints she's ready to name names. He warns that Democrats are suddenly demanding transparency not out of concern, but to spin damage control. Shifting gears, Gruber breaks down Trump's bold two-front strategy to end the Ukraine-Russia war: sending NATO-purchased offensive weapons to Ukraine (which brings $10 billion back to the U.S.) and threatening Russia with 100% tariffs unless peace talks begin within 50 days. He unpacks how Russia's hypersonic missile deployment, China's microchip pipeline, and Trump's pressure campaign on NATO and Beijing are shaping a high-stakes geopolitical standoff that could either restore order, or explode into something far worse.  

Steve Gruber is joined by Missy Malone of My Pure Health Solutions, who outlines a personalized, technology-driven approach to health and metabolism that avoids fad diets and instead targets root causes of weight gain through detox, custom supplements, and lifestyle coaching. www.mypurehealthsolutions.com/

Steve Gruber welcomes Mike O'Neill of the Landmark Legal Foundation to discuss what he calls a disturbing rise in judicial activism, including a Massachusetts judge's controversial decision to block funding cuts to Planned Parenthood and recent court interference in federal workforce restructuring, warning that these rulings undermine both Congress and the executive branch.

Steve Gruber opens another hour live from the “Foxhole of Freedom,” delivering a charged update on top headlines including a tragic church shooting in Kentucky, the legal backlash AOC may face for calling Trump a racist, and the ongoing murkiness surrounding the Epstein files. Gruber questions why, after years of promises and media appearances from figures like Pam Bondi, the Trump administration has not produced the long-awaited Epstein client list, despite earlier claims that shocking revelations were imminent. He speculates whether powerful players are suppressing evidence to avoid political or global fallout, challenges official narratives surrounding Epstein's death, and examines whether figures like Bondi are being unfairly scapegoated, all while emphasizing that Americans won't be silenced by political spin or distractions.  

Steve Gruber dives deep into the controversy surrounding the long-delayed release of the Epstein client files, alleging that the radical left deliberately withheld or manipulated the documents during the Biden administration to shield damaging information and potentially weaponize it later against the MAGA movement. He suggests the files may have been altered, erased, or corrupted by intelligence officials like Wray and Garland, making any real truth difficult to recover, and he highlights Bill O'Reilly and John Solomon's commentary as reinforcing the idea that the situation could be even more sinister and far-reaching than Epstein himself, calling for critical thinking and vigilance within the MAGA movement as the truth continues to unfold.

Steve Gruber welcomes former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox, who recently announced his candidacy for governor, focusing his campaign on public safety, government accountability, and conservative leadership as he attempts a political comeback more than a decade after leaving statewide office.

Live from Studio G, Steve Gruber kicks off a new hour of The Steve Gruber Show with his signature mix of American pride and sharp political commentary, spotlighting a rare $27 billion federal surplus in June, slamming Democrats for defending child labor on California marijuana farms, and blasting the political left for continuing to push narratives that, he claims, no one is buying anymore.  

Steve Gruber continues with Ryan Long, who further explains how entrenched health systems manipulate public messaging to protect their financial interests, while reforms like the Rural Transformation Fund aim to prioritize patient need over institutional profit, despite political and industry resistance.

Steve Gruber continues with Ryan Long, who further explains how entrenched health systems manipulate public messaging to protect their financial interests, while reforms like the Rural Transformation Fund aim to prioritize patient need over institutional profit, despite political and industry resistance.

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Steve Gruber welcomes Ivey Gruber to discuss her thoughts and opinions on topics happening around the country. 

Steve Gruber discusses the latest news and headlines. 

Steve Gruber welcomes Michigan House Republican Leader Matt Hall to discuss the ongoing state funding gridlock that's left local road repairs stalled, pointing to disagreements over spending priorities in Lansing and accusing Democratic leadership of blocking needed infrastructure investment while communities across Michigan wait for relief.  

Steve Gruber discusses the latest news and headlines. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber speaks with Gregory W. Slayton, former senior U.S. diplomat and author of Portraits of Ukraine: A Nation at War, to explore signs that Chinese President Xi Jinping's once iron grip may be weakening. Slayton draws on his deep diplomatic experience to analyze recent internal challenges in China, political discontent, economic pressures, and unexpected shifts in foreign policy, and discusses whether Xi faces a shakeup or even potential ouster in the near future.

Steve Gruber sits down with Chris MacKenzie, Senior Director of Communications at Americans for Responsible Innovation, to unpack alarming new data on the impact of AI on the workforce. MacKenzie explains how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market—posing serious threats to entry-level positions and middle management—and outlines the policy measures needed to protect workers and ensure AI development serves the public interest.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber welcomes Rep. Tim Walberg (R–MI-5th), who serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Education and the Workforce Committee, to discuss his recent vote to permanently extend historic tax relief for Michiganders. Walberg breaks down how the legislation will support working families and local businesses, and the economic impact across the state. They also address the disturbing rise in attacks on ICE agents, with Walberg calling for stronger support and protection for those enforcing America's immigration laws.

Steve Gruber is joined by Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, about a major legal development as gunmakers lose their appeal against New York's public nuisance law. Dulan breaks down the implications of the ruling, how it opens the door to more anti-gun lawsuits, and why he believes the gun control crowd won't stop until the Second Amendment is gutted.  

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Steve Gruber speaks with Michigan Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt about a shocking accusation from Democrat State Rep. Carrie Rheingans, who claimed that Republican Leader Matt Hall is “platforming Nazis.” Nesbitt responds to the inflammatory rhetoric, discusses the growing extremism on the left, and questions just how low Democrats are willing to go in their political attacks.

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