The Steve Gruber Show

Rhyen Staley, father, longtime coach and educator, and Director of Research at Defending Education, joins The Steve Gruber Show to expose what he calls the radical pipeline turning America’s teachers into activists. Staley breaks down how educational programs, curriculum choices, and professional development are increasingly encouraging political advocacy in schools, often at the expense of core teaching and student learning. He also discusses the broader cultural and societal impact of this trend, why parents should be vigilant, and what educators, policymakers, and communities can do to reclaim education for its intended purpose, preparing students, not promoting ideology.

Dr. Lasé Ajyai, pediatrician and Board Chair Elect of the American Medical Association, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the upcoming flu season and how Americans can protect themselves from serious illness. Dr. Ajyai addresses controversial thoughts and skepticism surrounding the flu vaccine, especially in the wake of COVID-19, and explores why public distrust in vaccines has grown. She also shares the AMA’s guidance on staying healthy, managing flu risks, and navigating vaccines.

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David L. Lowery, Jr., co-pastor at Fernwood Community Outreach Church in Chicago, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the mounting chaos in Chicago, the prevalence of petty prison sentences, and a justice system that he argues is failing Black men, and the country as a whole. Lowery shares firsthand insight from his work in the community, highlighting how systemic flaws, inconsistent sentencing, and lack of accountability contribute to cycles of crime and despair.

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State Rep. Jamie Thompson of Michigan’s 28th District joins The Steve Gruber Show to break down the growing national fight over men competing in women’s sports. Fresh off a major Title IX press conference, Thompson explains how recent federal actions have reshaped the debate, what it means for female athletes, and why so many parents, coaches, and lawmakers are sounding the alarm.

She lays out the legal, cultural, and safety concerns surrounding the issue, emphasizing the need to protect fairness and opportunity for young women across Michigan and the country. A direct, unapologetic conversation about sports, rights, and the battle over Title IX’s original intent.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, returns to The Steve Gruber Show for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with the harsh Midwestern weather, ice, snow, and bitter temperatures, and the importance of staying safe out there. From there, Steve and Ivey shift into policy and principle, taking on Michigan’s property tax system and why so many residents are rallying behind efforts to eliminate it. (Listeners are encouraged to visit AXMITax.org to learn more and sign the petition.)

The conversation also dives into the cultural core of strong families and strong communities. Ivey highlights the critical role of women as overseers of the home and community, the need for more engaged fathers, and the importance of accountability and discipline in building a healthy society. They wrap with a look at failing education systems and what must change to secure the future for America’s next generation.

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

 

Number One— Indiana defied the oddsmakers and dumped Ohio State in the Big Ten football championship—a remarkable accomplishment—now its on to the playoffs that include a 3 loss Alabama team—BUT not a better Notre Dame squad--

 

Number Two— The surviving National Guard member from the attack a couple of weeks ago—is showing signs of improvement but has a very long road still to travel—I will have the latest on Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe—

 

Number Three— Democrats continue to defend Venezuela and its drug smugglers over the interests and safety of American citizens – as just one of their latest “get Trump” schemes.

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Rob Chadwick, Principal Training Advisor for the US Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the troubling NYU student attack and the broader issue of high-risk repeat offenders cycling through the criminal justice system. Chadwick examines what cities can realistically do to reduce random street violence and shares practical safety guidance for students, commuters, and everyday Americans navigating urban environments. From situational awareness to personal preparedness, this conversation provides actionable advice for staying safe in today’s unpredictable world.

Missy Malone, MPH, joins The Steve Gruber Show to showcase how her approach stands apart from the rest. Starting with a striking visual that immediately communicates her unique perspective, she walks viewers through before-and-after transformations, illustrating the real-world impact of her methods.

She then breaks down the 4 simple rules that anyone can follow to achieve meaningful results, and closes with a clear call to action for viewers ready to take the next step. This segment combines visual storytelling, practical advice, and actionable steps, making it both engaging and empowering.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— Ilhan Omar says targeting the Somali community behind as much as $300 Billion dollars in fraud in Minnesota—is just another case of White Supremacy—I mean what did you expect anyway?

 

Number Two— How is the economy really? Gas is down—inflation has settled down—and wages are on the rise—BUT are you feeling it—and how much do Americans need to see—to get back on board with Republicans?

 

Number Three— I am going to continue my exploration of the United States hitting boats running lethal illegal drugs across the open ocean—destined for the United States—

Gentry Beach, Texas investor and longtime friend of Donald Trump Jr., joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss U.S.–Russia peace and business ties, with a particular focus on the energy sector. Beach shares his insights on how international energy relationships intersect with geopolitics, trade, and diplomacy, and why strategic partnerships could impact the global economy. The conversation also explores how private investors and political networks influence energy policy and economic stability, offering a rare look at the intersection of business, politics, and international relations.

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Erik Weir, author of Who’s Eating Your Pie?: Essential Financial Advice that Will Transform Your Life, joins The Steve Gruber Show for a timely discussion about America’s economic outlook heading into the holidays. With some analysts, like Bessent, projecting roughly 3% GDP growth by year’s end, Erik breaks down what those numbers could mean for everyday Americans, from holiday spending to long-term financial stability.

David Dodd, CEO of GeoVax, joins The Steve Gruber Show for a critical discussion about America’s resurging battle with measles, and why the country now stands on the verge of losing its decades-old “measles-free” status. Dodd explains how 2025’s outbreaks, especially those spreading through unvaccinated and undervaccinated communities, are undermining past decades of public-health progress. He argues that declining vaccination rates, vaccine hesitancy, and disrupted routine immunizations during the COVID-19 era have combined to let measles make a forceful comeback. Dodd calls for renewed attention to immunization, public-health infrastructure, and vaccine innovation, warning that without decisive action, we could see further outbreaks, rising hospitalizations, and a full rollback of the gains once thought secure.

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Eric Dennis, P.E., research associate for infrastructure at the Citizens Research Council and lead author of the new report, joins the show to break down Michigan’s 2025 Transportation Funding Package and why so much uncertainty still surrounds it. From unclear revenue projections to long-term maintenance needs and the state’s ongoing road-funding shortfalls, Dennis explains what lawmakers got right, what remains unanswered, and how these funding gaps could impact Michigan drivers for years to come. A clear, grounded look at the challenges beneath the state’s most essential infrastructure.

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State Rep. Brad Paquette (MI-37) joins the show to discuss the growing controversy in Lansing after an FDA memo allegedly links 10 child deaths to COVID vaccines. Despite the memo, Michigan Democrats are doubling down on childhood vaccine advocacy, raising questions about transparency, safety, and political priorities. Rep. Paquette breaks down what the memo says, what lawmakers should be doing, and why parents deserve clear answers, not more rhetoric.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to talk about the frigid temperatures hitting parts of the country, how people are coping, and why taking time to step away, reset, and work on yourself matters, especially heading into the New Year. They discuss the value of positive resolutions, choosing growth over outrage, and pushing back against the cultural habit of finding hate in everything. Instead, Steve and Ivey call for a shift toward gratitude, positivity, and personal improvement as 2025 begins.

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

 

Number One— The pressure is building on the billion dollar fraud scheme allegedly perpetrated by the Somali community in Minnesota—to steal welfare money—so bad that Ilhan Omar is speechless—

 

Number Two— President Trump welcomed the leaders of Rwanda and the Congo to the White House—before travelling to the Trump Institute of Peace to sign a deal formally ending a decades long war—

 

Number Three— It is Free Speech Free for All Friday—your chance to be heard—and we will get to that— the Patriot Mobile Common Sense Hotline is 877-310-9966—877-310-9966—

 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and Headlines

Steve Gruber discussses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— Once again the narrative against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is falling apart—as the Admiral at the center of a new hysterical left-wing outburst says there was no “kill them all” order given at any time—period.

 

Number Two— Democrat Senator—Mark Kelly a navy and NASA veteran—keeps pushing the idea that the US military is getting unlawful orders—it is subversive—and it is dangerous—BUT they keep saying it—

 

Number Three— Free Speech Free for All Friday rolls on with the Patriot Mobile Common Sense hotline—877-310-9966—

Michael Toth, Director of Research at the Civitas Institute, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the looming challenges in America’s healthcare system and the broader economic impact. Toth warns that until healthcare is fixed, Americans should expect more government shutdowns and disruptions, highlighting how mismanaged policies create uncertainty for businesses, families, and state budgets. The conversation explores practical reforms, the dangers of inaction, and what policymakers must do to stabilize both healthcare and the economy.

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