The Steve Gruber Show

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Steve and Ivey Gruber discuss news and headlines 

Steve and Ivey take calls from the listeners

Lots of work to do—let’s get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— The price of gas is the lowest it has been in years—and this is the time of year it usually jumps—but this Christmas travel season—good news for drivers as the price continues to fall—   Number Two— Big news in the trial of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson—as the defense is asking for the entire prose...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Ambassador Francis Rooney, who served as United States Ambassador to the Holy See after being appointed by President George W. Bush, for a fascinating conversation on faith, diplomacy, and history. Drawing from his book The Global Vatican, Rooney explains the unique role the Vatican plays on the world stage and what it means for the United States to now have America’s first Po...

Steve sits down with Nick Hopwood, CFP, founder and president of Peak Wealth Management, for another edition of No Lazy Money,  focused on discipline, planning, and real-world investing. They look back at Cisco finally hitting a new high more than 25 years after 2000, what the lost decade taught investors, and where money actually worked when the S&P 500 went nowhere. Hopwood also lays out wha...

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Off shore wind projects are getting cancelled by the Trump Administration—and the 5 huge east coast projects could be replaced by just one natural gas pipeline—and cover the same output—   Number Two— Fulton County Georgia is now admitting—it counted 315,000 illegal votes in 2020—which means Jon Ossoff was never legally elected Senator—an...

Steve sits down with Esther Bouquet, Associate at the Free Enterprise Project, to discuss why it’s time to restore reality to America’s boardrooms. As corporations increasingly prioritize political and social agendas over profitability and accountability, Bouquet explains how this shift hurts shareholders, workers, and consumers alike. From ESG mandates to ideological pressure campaigns, she break...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Don Brown, North Carolina Republican U.S. Senate candidate, former Navy JAG officer, and federal prosecutor, to unpack troubling developments at the Pentagon and beyond. Brown weighs in on reports that the Pentagon is elevating its review involving Senator Mark Kelly, and explains why Americans should be concerned when politics and national defense collide. They also dig into...

Steve sits down with David Rubin, founder of the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund and former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, for an urgent conversation on the growing threat posed by Iran and why Israel’s patience appears to be running out. As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signals that time is limited, Rubin explains what that message really means on the ground, why Israel’s security decisions are about...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Steve Milloy, Senior Fellow at the Energy and Environment Legal Institute and a former member of President Trump’s EPA transition team, to examine what activists are calling “2025 climate tipping points.” Milloy cuts through the headlines to explain what’s real, what’s exaggerated, and how climate narratives are being used to justify higher energy costs, more regulation, and l...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve sits down with State Representative Donni Steele, who represents District 54 in Lake Orion and chairs the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, to discuss growing concerns over budget clawbacks and misplaced taxpayer dollars. Steele explains why lawmakers are demanding accountability for transportation funding, how money meant for roads and infrastructure can get diverted, and...

Steve sits down with Ron Eller, Mississippi State Chair for U.S. Term Limits, a retired U.S. Army Captain, and a congressional candidate challenging a 32-year incumbent, to tackle a question many Americans are asking: why is Congress so broken, and how do we fix it? Eller argues that career politicians have lost touch with the people they represent and explains why term limits, accountability, and...

Lots of work to do—let’s get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— More oil tankers are being targeted for running illegal black market oil out of Venezuela—and the US Coast Guard is done playing games – more ships could soon be in the hands of the United States—   Number Two— Americans could see the biggest refund checks in history come 2026—in fact some say those checks could...

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve sits down with Mike Cox, former Michigan Attorney General and Republican candidate for governor, to talk straight about why, as Cox puts it in a recent Detroit News op-ed, Michigan’s record is worse than we’d like to admit and what that means for families, jobs, and opportunity in the Great Lakes State. With Michigan facing economic headwinds and voters hungry for leadership that will tackle...

Steve sits down with Peter Gillooly, CEO of The Wellness Company, as doctors warn this could be one of the worst flu seasons in years. With a more severe and vaccine-resistant flu strain driving skyrocketing cases, Gillooly explains why many Americans are questioning one-size-fits-all vaccine messaging and looking instead to prevention and early treatment options. They discuss how The Wellness Com...

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Tis the season for Democrats to scream about nativity scenes in towns large and small—BUT finally we are seeing some folks stand up—and say no, you will not shut us down—not for one minute—   Number Two— The Epstein Files were all the Democrats could talk about for weeks—well now they are out—and the person seen the most is one of their o...

Steve sits down with Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, as the battle over healthcare reform heats up on Capitol Hill. With House Republicans pursuing a reform-focused alternative to Democrats’ push to permanently extend Obamacare premium subsidies, Martin explains why pouring more taxpayer money into a broken system, without real reform, would be a disaster. They b...