The Steve Gruber Show

Steve sits down with Dr. Kelly Victory of The Wellness Company to tackle what medical experts are calling a deadly quad‑demic this winter, a surge in flu, COVID‑19, RSV and norovirus that’s straining hospitals and prompting new mask requirements in parts of the country as cases rise. From the latest on an evolving flu strain making this season’s vaccine less effective to why standard public health...

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— The manhunt for the killer at Brown University is continuing and by all accounts—law enforcement has very little to go by—and that has people in Providence Rhode Island on edge—   Number Two— Speaker Mike Johnson was able to deliver a credible alternative to Obamacare for the first time as the House was able to overcome a few Republicans...

Steve sits down with Dr. Marschall Runge, former CEO of Michigan Medicine and dean of the University of Michigan Medical School, to explore Inside the Great Healthcare Disruption. From AI and Big Tech to breakthrough drugs, Runge shares what’s really reshaping American medicine and what it means for families and patients.

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Congressman Jack Bergman, representing Michigan’s 1st Congressional District, weighs in on escalating actions against Venezuela’s regime, which President Trump has labeled a foreign terrorist organization. Bergman discusses the U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan “ghost ship,” strikes against drug-running boats, and the ongoing fight to stop fentanyl and other deadly narcotics from reaching American comm...

David McIntosh, attorney, former U.S. Congressman (IA-2), co-founder of the Federalist Society, and President of the Club for Growth, joins the discussion on what’s behind America’s affordability challenges. McIntosh highlights how Club for Growth economists and leaders have been calling on Republicans to focus on kitchen-table economic issues like cost of living and affordability heading into the...

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Ralph Rebandt, pastor of a Farmington Hills church, joins the conversation as he officially enters the race for Michigan governor. Rebandt shares his thoughts on the growing Dana Nessel controversy, saying it reflects a deeper problem with accountability and ethics in state government. He also explains what he believes sets him apart as a candidate, a background rooted in faith, service, leadershi...

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Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, takes a hard look at the growing costs of the electric vehicle push. He explains how Ford’s EV experiment has resulted in roughly $20 billion in losses, while GM’s leadership continues to double down on costly EV investments despite weakening demand. Isaac argues that government mandates and ideological energy policies are forcing automakers into...

Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, joins Steve for a lively conversation that covers everything from over-the-top Christmas gift ideas, yes, even a Ferrari, to the Powerball jackpot climbing past a billion dollars. They talk about the incredible good lottery winnings could do, the serious downsides that often follow sudden wealth, and the big question: what would you do with that...

Lots of work to do—let’s get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—   Number One— A massive treasure of rare earths has been found in Utah—this is the latest announcement of massive natural resources being found here to power the AI and High Tech future of America—   Number Two— The manhunt for the Brown University killer is ongoing—BUT there seems to be few leads and a real problem for law en...

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Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Joel White, President of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage (CAHC), joins the conversation to discuss the Affordable Care Act and the rising cost of health care. White explains how government mandates and regulations have driven up premiums, reduced choices, and placed a growing financial burden on working families. He also outlines market-based, common-sense reforms that put patients back...

Steve is joined by Rob Rene, Founder of Exodus Strong, to spotlight the QE Red Light Frequency Solution, a “Total Body Reset” system many are calling the closest thing to a modern-day fountain of youth. Built on NASA-inspired red light technology, this full-body mat is designed to support pain relief, fat loss, skin health, energy, and recovery at the cellular level, with studies showing users los...

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—   Number One— Customs and Border Patrol has announced a haul of $200 Billion from record breaking tariff money—amid the stiff border enforcement and other critical policies that have proven to be effective—   Number Two— As we announced late in the program yesterday—the FBI according to its own field office in Washington DC never had probable cause to...

Kevin Kijewski, Birmingham attorney and Republican candidate for Michigan Attorney General, weighs in on major accountability issues facing the state. Kijewski discusses emails that have come to light showing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel contacted Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson regarding an investigation involving Nessel’s wife. According to new evidence, the request to pull back the i...

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Dan Doyle, author of Of Roughnecks & Riches: A Start-Up in the Great American Fracking Boom and president of Reliance Well Services and Arena Resources, cuts through the noise with five hard truths the climate movement can no longer bury. Drawing on real-world experience in the energy industry, Doyle explains how American oil and gas have powered economic growth, strengthened national security...

Steve is joined by former Congressman J.D. Hayworth (R-AZ), a former member of the House Ways and Means Committee and spokesperson for the Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance, to spotlight the real cost of prescription drugs in America. He talks about PRA’s interactive installation on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where Americans are seeing firsthand how U.S. patients often pay more than three...

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State Rep. Jay DeBoyer, Chair of the Michigan House Oversight Committee, joins Steve and lays out what he describes as overwhelming evidence of conflicts of interest involving Attorney General Dana Nessel. DeBoyer says the AG’s lack of participation and transparency during the committee’s bipartisan investigation raises serious questions about bias at the state’s highest law-enforcement office. He...

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U.S. Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin joins the conversation on two major fronts: foreign policy and federal accountability. Johnson discusses recent developments involving Venezuela, including the U.S. seizure of an oil tanker, President Trump’s designation of the Maduro regime as a foreign terrorist organization, and efforts to apply pressure on what he calls an illegitimate regime following a f...