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Steve Gruber, Taking Calls From Across the Country

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber, Talking to the Viewers on Free Speech Friday

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber, Opening up the Common Sense Hotline on Free For All Friday

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

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Scot Bertram, Music stars coming together to raise money for those affected by LA wildfires

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is tapping his state's attorney general to fill Marco Rubio's U.S. Senate seat.  Ashley Moody will serve in the Senate until a special election is held next year.  President-elect Trump selected Rubio to be his secretary of state. 

 

Two ----  The FDA is authorizing Zyn nicotine pouches to be sold.  This comes after the agency said they conducted an "extensive scientific review" on the pouches safety.  The agency said it found the pouches posed a lower cancer risk than cigarettes and other smokeless tobacco products, and also found it could help cigarette smokers trying to quit. 

 

And number three — Some of music's biggest stars are coming together to raise money for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.  Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers have been booked to perform at the FireAid Benefit concert.  Green Day, Jelly Roll, Earth, Wind & Fire, Katy Perry, and more will also be on the lineup.  By the way, two massive fires are still raging in the Los Angeles area. Lighter winds yesterday allowed firefighters to make better progress in attempts to bring them under control, for now.

 

David Balinski, CBMC Celebrates 95 Years of Guiding Men in Faith and Leadership

David Balinski, Eastern Regional Director, Christian Business Men’s Connection (CBMC, www.CBMC.com).

CBMC Celebrates 95 Years of Guiding Men in Faith and Leadership

Scot Bertram, Bob Uecker passes away at age 90

Scot Bertram discusses news and headlines 

Tim Walberg, Walberg Votes for the Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act

Rep. Tim Walberg represents MI’s Fifth Congressional District. Congressman Walberg serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Education and the Workforce Committee.

Walberg Votes for the Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act.

Inauguration Monday.

Elizabeth Troutman, LA Fires, residents and people who lost homes in the blaze

Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell is a reporter for The Daily Signal and co-host of "The Daily Signal Podcast.

LA Fires, residents and people who lost homes in the blaze.

Scot Bertram, Biden says Republican-led states did a poor job in handling their economies during the COVID

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — Negotiators for Israel and the terror group Hamas have reportedly signed a ceasefire and hostage deal.  Multiple outlets say the deal was signed today in Qatar by officials from Israel, Hamas, the U.S. and Qatari officials.  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a statement saying the families of the hostages have been informed a short while ago of the agreements. The question is, how many of those hostages are still alive?

 

Two ----  A pair of bills have been approved by a Michigan House committee and will soon be up for a full House vote to change the upcoming minimum wage hike and paid sick time law.  Restaurant workers and owners have been pushing to keep the lower tipped wage in place, saying it that disappears and they earn 15-dollars-an-hour in five years, prices will go up, businesses will close, and many servers will have to leave their jobs.  The bills keep tipped wages at a maximum of 38-percent of the minimum wage and also exempt small businesses from providing paid sick time.  Senate Democrats have their own bills pending. 

 

And number three — President Biden says Republican-led states did a poor job in handling their economies during the COVID pandemic. Speaking in a taped interview Thursday with MSNBC, Biden said red states really screwed up when it came to how they handled manufacturing and supply chains.  Boy, if you need more evidence that the President is suffering from a diminished mental state … well, there you go.

Steve Dulan, Locking up products creates more problems than it solves

Steve Dulan is a professor and a licensed attorney

Scot Bertram, The Loss of a National Treausre- Bob Uecker

Scot Bertram discusses news and headlines 

Noah Rothman, How the Left Has Come to Excuse Away and Embrace Political Violence

Noah Rothman, Senior writer at National Review.

“A Clockwork Blue: How the Left Has Come to Excuse Away and Embrace Political Violence”

Noah Rothman, Continued...

Noah Rothman, Senior writer at National Review.

“A Clockwork Blue: How the Left Has Come to Excuse Away and Embrace Political Violence”

Steve Gruber, The Left Is Going Wild this week on Capital Hill

Here are 3 Big Things you need to know to start today—

 

Number One— What will Joe Biden do in his last 4 days in office? Yesterday he took credit for a ceasefire in the Middle East—and a deal to get some hostages released—BUT everyone knows—it was really Donald Trump’s re-election and ultimatum that got it done—

 

Number Two— Joe Biden is about to leave the White House with the lowest approval ratings—that I have ever seen—38%-- and he gave a farewell speech last night—honestly I didn’t watch it—because I don’t care—

 

Number Three— The Left IS Going Wild this week on Capital Hill and honestly; it has not been a good look—in fact I think its fair to say—it has been borderline frightening at times—

Steve Gruber, The Failed Messaging of the Democrats

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber, Consumer Price Index Higher Than Expected

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Ralph Norman, Republicans move to put limit on how long members can serve

Congressman Ralph Norman is a Republican serving as the U.S. representative for South Carolina's 5th congressional district since 2017.

Republicans, now in control of Congress, move to put limit on how long members can serve

Russ Yeager, Consistency is Everything on the Road to Health

Russ Yeager, Owner and CEO, Fitness Together Johns Creek and Dunwoody.

Gym owner bans new members in January, has reasons for 'unconventional' actions

Steve Gruber, The fires in Los Angeles are continuing—and the destruction is unimaginable

Here are the 3 Big Things you need to know to start today—

 

Number One— The confirmation battles on Capital Hill continues on Wednesday—and the teeth were bare and the fur was flying—just another day as Democrats watch their power slip into the hands of Donald Trump—4 days now—4 days—

 

Number Two— The argument over who made the deal to end the war in Gaza is now ongoing—I think Joe Biden may have tried to take credit for it again last night—BUT like I said—I didn’t watch it—because with 38% approval—I don’t care—and few others do either—

 

Number Three— It is sad—BUT the fires in Los Angeles are continuing—and the destruction is almost unimaginable—more than 12,000 homes lost—more than 2 dozen dead—

Mark Meckler, The States are Rising - Convention of States Article V Now

Mark Meckler is the President and co-founder of Convention of States Action, the largest nationwide movement seeking to call the first-ever Article V Convention of States.

The States are Rising - Convention of States Article V Now

Steve Gruber, Low Crime Reporting Doesn't Mean Low Crime Rates

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Elaine Parker, Inflation Report

Elaine Parker, JCN Chief Communications Officer.

Inflation Report

Brandon Arnold, How will the Trump Administration change State and Local Tax Deductions

Brandon Arnold, Executive Vice President at The National Taxpayers Union (NTU).

SALT!

Steve Gruber, People Aim to Save Abandoned Michigan Observatory

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Dave Prestin, Plan to save U.P. RICE Generators

Rep. Dave Prestin, R-Cedar River.

Plan to save U.P. RICE Generators

Steve Gruber, Ice Coverage in the Great Lakes

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Ivey Gruber, The Impact of China's Belt & Road Initiatives

Ivey Gruber, President Michigan Talk Network.

Ivey Gruber, Finally Making Strides Towards Food Quality in America

Ivey Gruber, President Michigan Talk Network.

Steve Gruber, Nancy Mace lays down the goods on transgender women

Here are 3 Big Things you need to know to start today—

 

Number One— Kamala Harris broke with tradition to go full-on petty and not invite JD Vance and his family to the Naval Observatory for a tour—that of course is the home of the Vice President—

 

Number Two— Nancy Mace lays down the goods on transgender women—coming into womens lockerrooms and then lays down the gauntlet for Jasmine Crockett—as the sparks flew—

 

Number Three— And in the main event—Pete Hegseth was released into what some might call the lions den—BUT I might call it something a bit different when referring to the cats—