The Steve Gruber Show

Steve welcomes J.T. Young, author of “Unprecedented Assault: How Big Government Unleashed America’s Socialist Left” and a veteran of over three decades in Congress, the Treasury Department, OMB, and corporate leadership, to discuss the growing influence of the socialist left in America.

They explore how Democrats fear losing their municipal monopolies and how political operatives like Jay Jones prove the lengths the party will go to retain power, often excusing actions that would never be tolerated from others. Young breaks down the mechanics of big government overreach and the consequences for everyday Americans.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve is joined by Katie Heid, Assistant News Director at Michigan News Source, to break down two major stories making headlines in Michigan.

First, anti-ICE protesters take things too far, storming a Michigan lawmaker’s lawn and porch in an alarming escalation of political activism. Then, Steve and Katie turn to Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, who’s refusing to release voter information to the DOJ, yet has no issue sharing that same data with ERIC, raising serious questions about transparency, consistency, and election integrity in Michigan.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Speaker Matt Hall, Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, for the latest News on the Hill, a deep dive into what’s happening in Lansing and beyond. They cover a full slate of hot topics, including a budget review, new transparency efforts in state government, along with what’s next for Michigan’s economic development plans.

Steve is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a candid conversation about health, wellness, and the importance of self-care, especially as we get older.

They talk about how too many people take their health for granted until something goes wrong, and why it’s crucial to be intentional about fitness, nutrition, and mental well-being. From managing stress to building healthy daily habits, this discussion serves as a reminder that taking care of ourselves is one of the best investments we can make.

Steve takes calls from YOU

Steve takes calls from YOU

Steve takes calls from YOU

Steve takes calls from YOU

Steve welcomes Scott Coburn, Chief Marketing Officer of Patriot Mobile, to discuss how the company is supporting conservative causes and American values.

They highlight Patriot Mobile’s sponsorship of the Daniel Defense Foundation, which helps defend the 2nd Amendment through youth shooting sports, and the Fight Laugh Feast conference, a gathering that celebrates faith, freedom, and conservative ideas. Scott also talks about the Charlie Kirk shirts, with all proceeds going to Turning Point USA, empowering young Americans to get involved in civic engagement and activism.

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Steve sits down with Ambassador Joe Cella, former U.S. Ambassador to Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga, and Tuvalu (2019–2021), to discuss a major development in Michigan’s economic and manufacturing landscape.

They focus on the Blue Oval Project in Marshall and the state’s recent decision to pull the plug on a controversial EV battery parts plant. Ambassador Cella explains the implications for jobs, local communities, and Michigan’s position in the growing electric vehicle market, highlighting how policy decisions at both the state and federal level can shape the future of American manufacturing.

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Steve welcomes Rep. Tim Walberg, representing Michigan’s 5th Congressional District and serving on the House Energy & Commerce Committee and the House Education & the Workforce Committee, to discuss the ongoing government shutdown and its impact on Americans.

They also dive into education reform, as Rep. Walberg and his colleagues are urging governors nationwide to opt into the Federal School Choice Initiative. He explains how this initiative can expand opportunities for families, give parents more control over their children’s education, and create a stronger, more competitive system across the country.

Steve Gruber welcomes Ambassador Carla Sands, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark under President Trump, for a powerful conversation about the ongoing government shutdown and the historic peace deal in the Middle East. As global attention turns to Israel, Ambassador Sands offers her firsthand diplomatic insight on what this agreement means for stability, security, and America’s role in the world.

They also discuss the arrival of JD Vance and Senator Marco Rubio in Israel, what their presence signals about the renewed strength of U.S.-Israel relations and how the Trump team continues to lead on the world stage, even amid Washington gridlock.

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Steve welcomes Erica Fink, the new Enbridge Operations Manager based in Escanaba, to talk about her role and how Enbridge is preparing for the busy winter season ahead. With so many families across Michigan, especially in the Upper Peninsula, relying on Enbridge for propane and home heating, Erica explains the behind-the-scenes work that ensures reliable, uninterrupted energy delivery when temperatures drop.

They also dive into one of Michigan’s most anticipated infrastructure efforts, the Enbridge Line 5 Tunnel Project, which is nearing the groundbreaking phase. Erica shares why this project matters for safety, energy reliability, and Michigan’s long-term future. Finally, they discuss Enbridge’s community involvement in Escanaba and across the state, supporting local causes, jobs, and outreach that keep communities strong and connected.

 

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Steve welcomes Rep. Cam Cavitt, who represents Michigan’s 106th House District, to discuss two key issues making headlines in Michigan. First, they dive into the Kratom crackdown, as lawmakers move to regulate the controversial substance following the tragic death of a man from what’s being called “gas station heroin.” Rep. Cavitt breaks down what’s in the proposed legislation, the dangers of unregulated Kratom products, and what Michigan can do to protect consumers without overreaching.

Then, the conversation turns to an issue close to home for many Michiganders, hunting license prices. Cavitt talks about efforts to prevent price hikes that could push everyday hunters and outdoor enthusiasts out of the woods, and why protecting Michigan’s hunting heritage remains a priority.

Steve is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a wide-ranging and fiery discussion. They kick things off with a fascinating fact, the Hoover Dam still hasn’t fully cured, even after 90 years, before diving into the latest batch of cultural absurdities.

They talk about a viral story of a woman who says she’s considering divorcing her husband simply because he supports Donald Trump, highlighting just how deep the political divide has gotten in America. Then, they react to Candace Owens’ shocking comments claiming that Donald Trump and Israel were behind the killing of Charlie Kirk, examining the chaos, conspiracy, and confusion in the media world today.

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

 

Number One— The DNC is still paying off the massive debts of Kamala Harris and her swan dive Presidential campaign—yep a year later—and the bills are still unpaid—nice job everybody!

 

Number Two— Hillary Clinton is mocking President Trumps renovation of the White House to add a 90,000 square foot ballroom to the East Wing—then gets torched for stealing the silverware on her way out the door!

 

Number Three— Let’s dive deep into the heart of what makes America exceptional: our God-given right to free speech. And let me tell you, folks, if there's one outfit that's been battling tooth and nail to keep that flame alive, it's Real America's Voice—right here. 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve welcomes Terry Sawchuk, founder of Sawchuk Wealth, to break down what’s really driving the gold market and the state of the global economy in 2025.

They discuss why the popular story of a “debasement trade”, institutions fleeing fiat currency, may not be true, and how much of gold demand is actually driven by central banks, particularly China. Sawchuk also highlights that over 50% of global transactions are still settled in U.S. dollars, and the dollar’s dominance has actually increased.

Looking ahead, they explore the bull market’s resilience, the likelihood of a short-term 5–10% correction, and the global shift from a petroleum-based economy to one centered on energy and computing power, a transition linked to recent Middle East peace deals and the waning era of the Petro-Dollar.

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Steve is joined by Brad Hoos, founder of Musk Ox, to talk about flannels built to last and the spirit of the great outdoors.

Brad shares what makes Musk Ox flannels award-winning. From their dense, durable fabric to their blend of heritage workwear and modern style. They also highlight the company’s commitment to giving back, donating $5 from every flannel sold to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Plus, listeners get a sneak peek at five brand-new flannel styles released this week.

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Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— The new boss at CBS, Bari Weiss travels with 6 armed guards wherever she goes—which is a bit of a hoot for a left leaning news personality—but hey what would the world be without hypocrisy?

 

Number Two— So what really happened when a mad man gunned down and murdered Democrats in Minnesota a few months ago—well the transcript of the 911 calls raises more questions than answers—

 

Number Three— I am returning to the mixed bag of nuts this hour—I mean—its instructive and fun all at the same time

Steve sits down with Mike Howell, President of The Oversight Project, to break down the “No Kings” protests and the 50501 movement, uncovering their foreign connections and financial backing. They discuss how outside influence is shaping domestic unrest, the organizations involved in funding and staffing protests, and the broader implications for American politics and public safety.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve sits down with Leslie Rutledge, Arkansas Lieutenant Governor and soybean farmer, to discuss America’s soybean industry and trade challenges with China.

They explore the impact of China reducing U.S. soybean purchases, what it means for farmers, and how this situation could actually present opportunities for American agriculture to diversify and reduce dependence on foreign markets. Rutledge highlights the importance of economic independence, smart trade policies, and supporting farmers across the country.