The Steve Gruber Show

Nick Hopwood | Market Moves & Retirement Strategies

Nick Hopwood, CFP and founder of Peak Wealth Management, shares strategies to help Americans retire with confidence. From navigating market volatility and comparing brokers like Robinhood, Schwab, and Fidelity, to making the most of forgotten 401(k)s and last-minute Roth conversions, Nick covers it all. Get your finances in peak shape before the year ends. 

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Brad Hoos | American Craftsmanship, Alaskan Conservation

Brad Hoos, Founder of Musk Ox, talks about the latest from Musk Ox, including their new 100% American-made T-shirts. Cotton is grown in Texas, and products are manufactured in small batches in Detroit. Flannels are now available in over 15 stores nationwide, and for every flannel sold, $5 is donated to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.

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Steve Gruber | How Long Until Dems Shut Down The Government Again?

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— The White House says not so fast to James Comey the disgraced former FBI Director—whose case was dismissed by a federal judge—the DOJ will quickly appeal and the story is not over—

 

Number Two— Could a sitting US Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona—a navy vet and Nasa pilot really face a court martial for trying to undermine military morale—well, its really starting to look that way—

 

Number Three— The government of course is back open and going full speed again—and so the topic for people who actually care about ordinary folks is the economy—

Diana Furchtgott-Roth | Modernizing America’s Air Traffic Control

Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Director of the Center for Energy, Climate, and Environment at the Heritage Foundation, discusses how to modernize America’s air traffic control system. She examines the inefficiencies in the current infrastructure, the potential for advanced technology to improve safety and efficiency, and policy solutions that could reduce delays and costs for both travelers and airlines. This conversation highlights how modernization is not just about aviation, it’s about improving national transportation, boosting economic competitiveness, and preparing the U.S. airspace for the future.

Steve Gruber | Democrat House Reps Breaking the LAW

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

James Morrone | U.S. Strategy Against China’s Rare Earth Dominance

James Morrone, policy analyst at Americans for Prosperity, dives into the U.S. strategy for standing up to China on rare earth minerals, the critical resources powering everything from electronics to military technology. Morrone explains how reliance on Chinese supply chains creates strategic vulnerabilities for the United States and explores potential policy solutions to strengthen domestic production, protect national security, and reduce American dependence on foreign sources. This discussion highlights why rare earths are not just an economic issue, but a key element of global competitiveness and national defense.

Alex Newman | The Real COP30 Story: Restriction, Agenda, and Global Power

Senior Editor Alex Newman of The New American breaks down what truly unfolded at the UN COP30 Summit in Belém, Brazil, a week globalists are calling a triumph for their agenda. With no official U.S. delegation present, the shadow of President Donald Trump still loomed large over the event, shaping conversations about climate policy, sovereignty, and global governance. Newman reports firsthand on the themes global power brokers tried to push, including restrictive climate measures, disturbing symbolic displays, such as the widely discussed "demonic" Chinese exhibit, and even a massive fire that forced attendees to evacuate. Along with correspondent Andrew Muller, Newman provides an unfiltered look at what the global elites don’t want Americans to see.

Steve Gruber | Are You Getting the Flu Shot?

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Terry Wilcox | Fixing American Healthcare, Trump’s Way

Terry Wilcox, co-founder of Patients Rising and advisor to the new health policy group Fund the Patient, joins the show to discuss solutions for America’s broken healthcare system. Wilcox emphasizes the importance of patient-focused policies and argues that listening to President Trump’s healthcare initiatives could help restore affordability, access, and choice for millions of Americans. The conversation dives into why current policies fail patients and how reform can truly put Americans first.

Steve Gruber | Steve Gruber Merch!

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Aric Nesbitt | Demanding DOJ Oversight of Michigan’s 2026 Elections

Michigan Senate Minority Leader, and candidate for governor, Aric Nesbitt joins the show to break down why he and several Michigan lawmakers are formally requesting DOJ oversight of the 2026 elections. Nesbitt argues that repeated irregularities, transparency failures, and public distrust demand outside monitoring to restore confidence ahead of a high-stakes election year. We get into what prompted the request, what federal oversight would actually look like, and why Nesbitt says Michigan voters deserve accountability long before ballots are cast.

Steve Gruber | Support for Trump Remains Strong

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber | Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Resigning Her Seat In Congress

Lots of work to do—let’s get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—

 

Number One— Its shaping up for a good day on Wall Street—Dow futures are showing a sharp uptick after a bad several days—and for the Crypto crowd—that is on the rise too—

 

Number Two— In Texas—Governor Abbot is directing the State Police to investigate the Muslim Brotherhood—while others including myself think the group should be considered for designation as a terrorist organization—

 

Number Three— By now you have all heard that Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning her seat in Congress—a decision she says will make her last day January 5^th 2026—it comes at a time when both parties are enduring infighting and the Uniparty is desperately trying to maintain control of money and power—

Steve Gruber | Elissa Slotkin Speaks on Her Video Telling Military to Disobey Orders

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber | New Car Prices Have Skyrocketed

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Maureen Steele | State-Sanctioned Kidnapping: The CPS Pipeline Exposed

Steve Gruber sits down with Maureen Steele, Co-founder of American-Made Foundation and executive producer of Taken, to discuss the shocking reality of state-sanctioned child kidnapping in America. The conversation dives deep into the CPS pipeline, including high-profile cases like the Rivera and Boyce families, where children were seized over medical, schooling, or fabricated disputes. Maureen explains how the federal funding structure incentivizes removals, leaving loving families trapped in a profit-driven system. The discussion also covers President Trump’s recent executive order on foster care, revealing why it does little to dismantle the underlying structural issues. This episode highlights the urgent need for reform, exposing the financial and bureaucratic machinery behind modern foster care abuses.

Dr. James Thorp | How Real Science Is Shaping Healthcare

Steve Gruber sits down with Dr. James Thorp, MD, Chief of Maternal & Prenatal Health at The Wellness Company, to discuss a series of breaking developments in healthcare. They cover the CDC’s recent changes to its guidance on autism and vaccines and whether this shift reflects the growing influence of the medical freedom movement and the scientific work being done outside traditional institutions. Dr. Thorp also highlights innovative products from The Wellness Company, including the new Therablue topical solution, and emphasizes why Americans need alternatives to the biopharmaceutical complex to safeguard health and wellness.

Steve Gruber | We Should Talk About The Economy

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— A new feature on X has people screaming about where influencer accounts are really coming from—including some big MAGA accounts that we now know are in the Middle East and Asia—

 

Number Two— Where are the big connections to President Trump in the Epstein Files? We are yet to see anything that the Democrats kept claiming were in there—I am not surprised at all—

 

Number Three— With Thanksgiving this week right into Black Friday—and then of course the heart of the Christmas shopping season—we should talk about the economy—

Mary Rooke | Avoiding the Trap: How Republicans Can Turn the Tables

Steve Gruber talks with Mary Rooke, commentary and analysis writer for the Daily Caller, about the GOP’s current political strategy and how Democrats may be setting traps for them to walk into. They break down the carefully laid plans by Democrats, explore the potential consequences for Republicans, and discuss what the party could do differently to avoid political missteps while advancing conservative priorities. Mary provides insight into the strategy, messaging, and the high-stakes game of modern American politics.

Steve Gruber | Russia and Ukraine Peace Talks

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Dan McGroarty | Arctic Rare Earth Discovery Could Challenge China’s Dominance

Steve Gruber talks with Dan McGroarty, Head Strategic Advisor at Graphite One, about a new Arctic rare earth discovery that could significantly impact global supply chains. Dan explains how this find might weaken China’s dominance over critical minerals, the importance of U.S.-based projects for national security, and the broader economic and strategic implications for the United States. They also explore the role of innovation and domestic production in securing America’s future in essential industries.

Elise Nieshalla | State Leaders to Trump & Congress: Act Now on the Debt

Steve Gruber talks with Elise Nieshalla, Indiana State Comptroller, about the looming fiscal challenges facing the United States. They discuss warnings from state leaders to President Trump and Congress about an impending “age of reckoning” driven by the national debt. Elise breaks down the risks of continued borrowing, how the debt affects states and citizens, and why urgent action is needed to restore fiscal responsibility before the consequences become unmanageable.

Steve Gruber | Members of the House Tell Military Members not to Follow Orders...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Ryan Duffy | Enbridge Update: Line 5 Tunnel, Court Filings & Winter Propane Needs

Steve Gruber is joined by Ryan Duffy from the Enbridge Communications Team to break down the latest developments surrounding the Line 5 tunnel project. They discuss the new filings that have surfaced with the Michigan Supreme Court and how those legal moves connect directly to the ongoing effort to construct the Great Lakes Tunnel. Ryan also gives an update on the timeline with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and what to expect next in the approval process.

With Thanksgiving week here, Ryan highlights Enbridge’s efforts to help provide meals for families in need across Michigan. And as colder weather arrives, they address the renewed debate over the critical role propane plays for households, especially in rural and northern communities, despite opponents’ attempts to downplay that need.

Steve Gruber | Tom Barrett Responds to Elissa Slotkin

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Tim Golding | Affordability & Supporting Michigan’s Veterans This Thanksgiving

Steve Gruber is joined by Tim Golding, State Director for Americans for Prosperity–Michigan, to talk about affordability challenges hitting Michigan families as we head into the holiday season. Tim highlights AFP-MI’s special Thanksgiving initiative supporting 77 veteran families, helping ensure those who served our nation have a meaningful and stress-free holiday meal. They also discuss the broader economic pressures, rising costs, inflation, and policy choices that make community-driven efforts like this more important than ever.

Ivey Gruber | The Alarming Lesson Behind the AI Teddy Bear

Steve Gruber sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, to break down a disturbing AI story making headlines. A children’s teddy bear equipped with ChatGPT was found giving kids highly inappropriate content, prompting OpenAI to pull it from the market for violating safety guidelines. Steve and Ivey discuss how this incident highlights the real dangers of AI in consumer products, especially when marketed to children. From oversight failures to the future risks of AI-driven toys, they explore what this means for parents, tech companies, and society as AI becomes more deeply integrated into everyday life.

Steve Gruber | Free Speech, Free For All Friday

Lots of work to do—let’s get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—

 

Number One— Ukrainian President Zelenskyy—says he is ready to negotiate a peace plan that is being put together  by President Trump—and 28 points for peace— we will see where it goes—

 

Number Two— The Administration is threatening to cut $75 million dollars from the state of Pennsylvania after learning a terror suspect had a pile of illegal commercial drivers licenses—

 

Number Three— Zohran Mamdani is headed to the White House today—and all eyes will be on him and of course President Trump—

Steve Gruber | The Markets are Tough Right Now...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber | Talking to YOU!

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines