The Steve Gruber Show

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

 

Number One— The end of the government shutdown is at hand—BUT it will take some time for things to get rolling again normally—so be patient—its on the way—

 

Number Two— Affordability—that is the issue that may well decide the mid-term elections next year—its what got President Trump elected—and people are demanding results and they want them soon—

Number Three— This week, the Democrat Party is eating itself alive on live television, and it is glorious. Senate Democrats just voted to end the government shutdown—yes, the same shutdown they swore was a “moral imperative” to protect their sacred cow programs—and the radical left is having a Category-5 meltdown. They’re not just mad; they’re feral. They wanted this pain to drag on for months, maybe years, just to bleed Trump dry politically. But even some of their own moderates finally grew a spine and said, “Enough.” And now? The long knives are out for Chuck Schumer.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Drew Horn, CEO of GreenMet and former Trump administration official, joins Steve to discuss a major milestone in U.S. critical minerals production. In partnership with Locksley Resources, Horn helped secure a $190M Letter of Interest from the U.S. EXIM Bank to fast-track domestic antimony production, vital for U.S. munitions and defense. For the first time in decades, a 100% American-made antimony ingot has been produced, reducing reliance on Chinese supply and strengthening U.S. industrial resilience.

Peter Gillooly, CEO of The Wellness Company, discusses the early start of this year’s flu season, what really works to stay healthy, and how to shorten the duration if you get sick. He also weighs in on Ivermectin access, medical preparedness, and why every household should consider having it on hand.

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Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— ICE has captured a violent illegal alien that whipped a woman with an electric cord before throwing her off a building—and Joe Biden let the killer stay—we are doing better—

 

Number Two— Republicans say they will have a healthcare plan for everyone to see by December—and I hope that is true—it can be a real game changer—and put the free market back in play—

 

Number Three— Affordability—that is the issue that may well decide the mid-term elections next year— I mentioned if off the top today—it got President Trump elected and people are demanding results—

Craig Rucker, co-founder and president of CFACT, reports from the Brazil climate conference, where he says the UN is learning nothing new. Tune in for a critical look at global climate policies and why practical solutions are being ignored.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Oil & gas expert Rey “R.T.” Trevino, president of Pecos Country Energy, joins Steve to discuss how the government reopening could shake up energy markets. From oil prices to production levels, R.T. breaks down what this means for producers and consumers alike.

Fox News contributor Liz Peek joins Steve to break down the fallout as the government shutdown comes to an end, and Democrats are turning on each other. After 41 days of gridlock and no real wins, progressives are demanding new leadership and questioning the party’s strategy. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Travel writer and Michigan explorer Ron Rademacher is back, sharing the best hidden gems, local festivals, and small-town events happening all around Michigan! From cozy fall drives to winter markets, there’s no better guide to Pure Michigan’s backroads. 
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Timothy K. Minella, Senior Fellow at the Goldwater Institute, joins Steve to discuss Michigan State University’s latest controversy, where education is being overtaken by ideology. What happens when campuses abandon critical thinking for political conformity? It’s a growing problem nationwide, and Michigan State may be the latest example of academia gone too far.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to talk about staying safe this hunting season, from tree stand accidents to respecting property lines and keeping good etiquette in the woods. They also turn to a troubling story of a 12-year-old girl with a criminal history, asking the tough questions: what’s happening to our kids, and what can we do to guide them back before it’s too late?

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

 

Number One— A Federal Judge rules the West Virginia National Guard can remain on the job in DC—cleaning up the city and putting a pinch on crime—which has been greatly reduced—another win for the Trump team—

Number Two— The Supreme Court has accepted a case on whether or not ballots can be counted that show up after Election Day—and it could have serious implications—

Number Three— “I am white, I can't change that. I am Christian by choice, and I choose to love my nation. The left has demonized those things. They are trying to turn those things into White Supremacist. They try to DEMONIZE us as hateful bigots. I reject that smear and the labels they try to force on me. We need to tell the truth about who we are and give a full throttle defense of our beliefs.”

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Nick Hopwood, Certified Financial Planner and Founder of Peak Wealth Management, joins Steve Gruber to break down smart strategies for your retirement and investments. From new IRA, 401(k), and HSA contribution limits to catch-up rules for those over 50, Nick explains how to make the most of your money. He also compares Wirehouse advisors to RIAs, discusses the impact of the government shutdown on retirement planning, and weighs in on the latest mortgage trends.

To get a free Social Security analysis and a second opinion with Nick and his team of CFPs to retire with confidence, visit peakwm.com/gruber.

Missy Malone, founder of My Pure Health Solutions, joins Steve Gruber to reveal the truth about metabolism and weight loss. The weight-loss industry has spent billions convincing Americans that their bodies are “broken,” but Malone explains that it’s not your fault, your metabolism is simply out of tune. Using a natural, personalized system, no pills, shots, or fad diets, she helps people turn fat burn back on, lose weight, and keep it off for good. Discover the breakthrough technology transforming lives around the country.

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Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— The public execution of Charlie Kirk is now being investigated as a hate crime according to the prosecutors who are slowly putting together the case against the 22 year old assassin—

 

Number Two— Free Speech is being attacked in Canada and the United Nations who are ever more bold about silencing anyone they simply don’t agree with—they keep calling free speech dangerous—

 

Number Three— Its now day 42 of the government shutdown—and with Rand Paul pushing for some amendments we may not get an actual end to this ridiculous mess for another few days—Paul wants to ban some intoxicating hemp products from being sold at gas stations and convenience stores—and he may just get his way to get this stopped—

 

David A. Kallman, Senior Partner with Kallman Legal Group, joins Steve Gruber to break down a landmark ruling from the 6th Circuit Court. The court determined that public school districts cannot force students, teachers, or staff to use the preferred pronouns of transgender students. Kallman explains the legal reasoning behind the decision, its implications for schools across the region, and what this ruling means for free speech and parental rights in education.

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Jimmy Graham, Veteran Navy SEAL and founder of Able Shepherd, joins Steve Gruber to discuss the urgent issue of veteran suicide and mental health. Drawing from his own experience in the Navy SEALs and his work supporting fellow service members, Graham shares insights into the challenges veterans face after leaving the military. He also highlights actionable solutions, resources, and the importance of community support in addressing mental health struggles among those who’ve served.

James Bradley, acclaimed author of Flags of Our Fathers, joins Steve Gruber to discuss his new novel, Precious Freedom. Exploring the Vietnam War from a unique perspective, Bradley examines how the Vietnamese achieved a victory over the world’s most powerful military, despite the immense tragedy the war brought to both America and Vietnam. He shares the historical research, personal reflections, and storytelling that inspired this compelling narrative, offering listeners a deeper understanding of a complex chapter in history.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

State Rep. John Roth, representing Michigan’s 104th House District, joins Steve Gruber to discuss his reintroduction of fertility fraud legislation. The proposed measures aim to strengthen protections for women’s healthcare by addressing deceptive practices in reproductive services. Rep. Roth explains what the bill entails, its intended impact, and how it seeks to safeguard patient rights and transparency in medical procedures.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Rep. Parker Fairbairn, representing Michigan’s 107th House District, joins Steve Gruber to discuss a shocking story: a Michigan man, an illegal immigrant, was arrested while holding a valid CDL license and operating commercial trucks. They dive into the implications for public safety, licensing, and enforcement, shedding light on a loophole that has concerned lawmakers and citizens alike.

The conversation also shifts to Michigan’s outdoors, as the House explores updates to bear hunting regulations. Rep. Fairbairn explains the proposed “Backup License” system and how these changes could impact hunters, wildlife management, and conservation efforts in the state.

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve to kick off the Thanksgiving conversation, from the most common holiday mishaps to the best (and safest!) foods to enjoy. They share laughs, lessons, and a few surprising stats about what really sends people to the ER this time of year. Plus, a reminder of what makes Thanksgiving special beyond the turkey and trimmings.