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L. Todd Wood, founder of CDM.press, author, and Vindicta Publishing contributor, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the precarious situation facing Lebanon’s Christian communities. Drawing from his latest work and extensive reporting, Wood examines how Lebanon’s Christians are under pressure from political instability, regional conflicts, and social unrest, and what a fragile peace means for their future.

Wood also shares insights from his book “Paying the Price: The Untold Story of the Iranian Resistance”, connecting global power struggles to the local challenges in Lebanon. The conversation highlights the intersection of faith, geopolitics, and survival, and why international attention to these fading communities is more important than ever

Christine Czernejewski, President and CEO of MediaPedia, joins The Steve Gruber Show to introduce her groundbreaking new platform that is changing the way Americans interact with the news. MediaPedia, a project of American Independent Media, is the first AI-powered tool to measure media bias, giving users the ability to see transparency in action and uncover the stories behind the headlines.

Czernejewski explains how MediaPedia empowers individuals to identify hidden agendas, spot skewed reporting, and make informed decisions, providing a much-needed lens on today’s polarized media landscape. From technology to transparency, this episode highlights how AI is helping citizens hold media accountable like never before.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, joins The Steve Gruber Show to analyze recent remarks by Senator Mark Kelly that are raising serious questions about military protocol and leadership. Dulan explains how Kelly’s statements undermine the chain of command and could encourage dangerous behavior by suggesting that service members should disobey orders. The conversation dives into the legal and ethical implications, the role of civilian oversight, and why maintaining discipline and respect for military structure is essential for national security.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Michigan State Rep. Jerry Neyer (MI-92) joins The Steve Gruber Show to break down the growing backlash over the Campbell’s Soup lab-grown meat controversy, and why it’s becoming a defining issue for consumer transparency. Neyer explains how the incident highlights a bigger problem: major food companies quietly experimenting with or endorsing lab-grown alternatives while everyday shoppers remain in the dark.

He makes the case for clear, mandatory labeling, arguing that Michigan families deserve to know exactly what they’re buying and feeding their kids. From food safety to farming integrity to the future of American agriculture, Neyer lays out why this debate isn’t going away, and why lawmakers must step in before the marketplace turns into a guessing game.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to kick off a wide-ranging conversation, starting with the brutal cold snap gripping the Midwest. From frozen lakes to risky ice driving, the two share stories of locals who test their luck… and end up watching their vehicles sink through the ice. But the conversation quickly pivots to something far more serious: the dangerous rhetoric coming from Democrat leadership and the real-world consequences that follow.

Steve and Ivey dig into the recent capture of the pipe bomber from January 5th, 2021, noting that it happened only after Trump’s team returned to power. So the big question is unavoidable: Why wasn’t this suspect found under Biden’s watch? From political narratives to law-enforcement priorities, Ivey breaks down the contrast in leadership and why actions, not speeches, tell the real story.

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

 

Number One— Another big day on Wall Street—it seems like everything is up—stocks, bonds, gold, crypto—if you’ve got it—its probably worth more today—

 

Number Two— The war of words over the war on narco terrorists is continuing to escalate—and it looks like Democrats only care about knocking out Pete Hegseth as Secretary of War—

 

Number Three— President Trump is declaring every document signed by former president Joe Biden’s autopen “null and void.”

 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, joins The Steve Gruber Show to break down the latest developments in federal legislation, focusing on the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” and its rapidly rolling-out benefits. Norquist analyzes how these measures impact taxpayers, businesses, and the broader economy, highlighting both opportunities and potential pitfalls. With decades of experience advocating for lower taxes and fiscal responsibility, he offers insight into what these benefits mean for Americans and how the legislation could shape the political and economic landscape in the months ahead.

Peter Lumaj, Fairfield attorney, GOP strategist, former Albanian political refugee, and 2026 Conservative candidate for Connecticut Secretary of State, joins The Steve Gruber Show to share his remarkable story. Lumaj opens up about escaping communist Albania, the struggles that shaped his worldview, and how those experiences fuel his passion for defending freedom today. He also discusses his candidacy, why he believes protecting elections and civic integrity matters more than ever, and the dangers of authoritarian ideologies. From personal triumph to the fight for liberty, Lumaj’s journey is both inspiring and a warning about the stakes in preserving freedom in America.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— New photos reveal disturbing images of Jeffrey Epsteins island compound—what it doesn’t do is tie President Trump to any of it—

 

Number Two— Senator Rand Paul is weighing in on fixing healthcare for Americans—and he is taking the President’s plan for HAS accounts and doing it one better—

 

Number Three— As I said in the last hour—it seems the Democrats have pivoted again—having failed at the government shutdown and realizing the Epstein files only contain high level Democrats so far—Now they are lying about affordability and attacking the President and Pete Hegseth for destroying drug boats from Venezuela—

John Koufos, national leader in second-chance hiring and justice-to-jobs initiatives, joins The Steve Gruber Show to highlight a major workforce success story that could serve as a model for every state. As head of Cottage Four Consulting and a former trial attorney for gang and mob members, Koufos brings a unique perspective on how connecting justice-involved individuals to meaningful employment strengthens families, reduces recidivism, and boosts local economies. He explains why this state’s recent workforce initiative is a blueprint for combining public policy with practical solutions that benefit employers, employees, and communities alike.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Joe Chatham, Director of Government Relations for the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), joins The Steve Gruber Show to break down the Department of Homeland Security’s latest rule strengthening the biometric entry-exit system. Chatham explains how the new measures aim to improve border security, track entries and exits more accurately, and reduce overstays by foreign visitors. The discussion also explores the broader implications for U.S. immigration policy, national security, and the challenges of implementing high-tech enforcement in a complex global environment. From policy details to practical impacts, this episode provides a clear look at how the DHS is modernizing its approach to border management.

Phil Ellison, attorney and counsel of record on a landmark case, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss a Michigan family’s fight in the Supreme Court over a tax seizure. The case raises critical questions about property rights, due process, and the limits of government authority when it comes to seizing family assets. Ellison breaks down the legal arguments, what’s at stake for the family, and the broader implications for Americans worried about government overreach. This episode offers a front-row seat to a case that could set precedent for years to come, highlighting both the legal complexities and human impact of high-stakes litigation.

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Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Congresswoman Kat Cammack (FL-03) returns to The Steve Gruber Show with a powerhouse update from Capitol Hill. She highlights the Oversight Committee’s passage of the USA Act, a major step toward strengthening America’s supply chains, securing national interests, and reducing our dangerous dependence on foreign adversaries.

Cammack also issues a sharp warning to the Treasury Department: protect America’s medical innovation from rampant Chinese intellectual-property theft. With the CCP aggressively targeting U.S. biotech, pharmaceutical research, and critical medical technologies, Cammack argues that Washington must take stronger action, before the damage becomes irreversible.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Jon Hartley of the Hoover Institution joins The Steve Gruber Show for a hard-hitting look at what’s ahead for American families and the economy. First, they unpack “Trump Accounts”, the new savings-investment accounts for children created under the 2025 overhaul tax bill, and analyze whether these accounts can really deliver generational wealth building. Hartley explains how the accounts work: a $1,000 government seed for babies born between 2025–2028, with the option for parents or employers to contribute up to $5,000 a year, invested in broad U.S. stock-index funds.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to break down the latest wave of extreme campus culture, where 9 out of 10 college students reportedly believe that words can be violence. The conversation dives into a jaw-dropping example making the rounds: a woman on social media claiming that saying “Merry Christmas” amounts to “verbal rape.”

Steve and Ivey explore how narratives like these take hold, the role political leadership plays in shaping campus environments, and how these exaggerated definitions of “harm” are creating fragile, hyper-reactive communities. From free speech concerns to the real-world consequences of redefining basic language as violence, this segment highlights the growing divide between common sense and ideological extremism.

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

 

Number One— The Trump administration is not backing off on hitting drug running boats from Venezuela in the open sea—saying they will stop the poison flowing into the country—

 

Number Two— President Trump made a major announcement yesterday in the Roosevelt Room about helping kids in tougher neighborhoods—start saving money from an early age—and it was jumpstarted by $6.25 billion dollars from Dell—

 

Number Three— I’m in D.C. all week – and had a chance to ask President Trump about the state of our economy Yesterday during a big announcement in the Roosevelt room – take a look:

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital and bestselling entrepreneur, joins The Steve Gruber Show to tackle one of the biggest issues on Americans’ minds: housing affordability. From the challenges of 50-year mortgages to practical solutions for making homes more accessible, Grant shares his perspective on what can truly help the economy and fix the affordability problem. The conversation covers strategies for both buyers and policymakers, emphasizing real-world approaches to increasing access, boosting investment, and creating sustainable housing opportunities. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or just following the housing market, this discussion offers actionable insights and bold ideas from one of the nation’s leading real estate experts

Carrie Severino, president of the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN) and co-author with Mollie Hemingway of the bestselling book Justice on Trial: The Kavanaugh Confirmation and the Future of the Court, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the latest legal battle in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin. Severino breaks down the case’s potential impact on free speech, religious liberty, and the broader judicial landscape, offering insight into how court decisions can shape policy for years to come. Drawing on her experience navigating high-profile Supreme Court battles, Carrie explains why this case matters to Americans concerned about the balance of rights, government authority, and the future direction of the courts.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— Health Savings accounts are gaining traction on Capital Hill—as Obamacare is floundering and providing less and less healthcare for more and more money—

 

Number Two— Meanwhile speaking of the economy—President Trump says he has another idea to super charge the money in peoples pockets—eliminate income taxes altogether—and I mean hallelujah—

 

Number Three— The war of words keeps heating up on the war on narco terrorist boats on the open ocean getting vaporized by the US military—

Phillip Jauregui, Senior Counsel for AFA Action and Director of the Center for Judicial Renewal, joins The Steve Gruber Show to discuss the potential impact of a high-profile judicial appointment by former President Trump. The conversation explores how a new circuit court pick could influence a generation of rulings, shaping issues ranging from constitutional interpretation to the direction of federal law for years to come. Phillip offers insight into the nomination process, the stakes for the judiciary, and why such appointments can have far-reaching consequences for American families and the legal landscape nationwide.