Steve Gruber sits down with Chris MacKenzie, Senior Director of Communications at Americans for Responsible Innovation, to unpack alarming new data on the impact of AI on the workforce. MacKenzie explains how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market—posing serious threats to entry-level positions and middle management—and outlines the policy measures needed to protect workers and ensure AI development serves the public interest.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Steve Gruber welcomes Rep. Tim Walberg (R–MI-5th), who serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Education and the Workforce Committee, to discuss his recent vote to permanently extend historic tax relief for Michiganders. Walberg breaks down how the legislation will support working families and local businesses, and the economic impact across the state. They also address the disturbing rise in attacks on ICE agents, with Walberg calling for stronger support and protection for those enforcing America’s immigration laws.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber is joined by Steve Dulan, professor and licensed attorney, about a major legal development as gunmakers lose their appeal against New York’s public nuisance law. Dulan breaks down the implications of the ruling, how it opens the door to more anti-gun lawsuits, and why he believes the gun control crowd won’t stop until the Second Amendment is gutted.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber speaks with Michigan Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt about a shocking accusation from Democrat State Rep. Carrie Rheingans, who claimed that Republican Leader Matt Hall is “platforming Nazis.” Nesbitt responds to the inflammatory rhetoric, discusses the growing extremism on the left, and questions just how low Democrats are willing to go in their political attacks.

Steve Gruber chats with Ivey Gruber about Life on the lake in northern Michigan and the rise of electric bikes and scooters, and whether this shift reflects genuine innovation or just plain laziness. They explore how these trends are reshaping local culture, commuting habits, while questioning what’s lost when convenience trumps effort.

Here are the three big things to know this hour—

Number One— There is one Supreme Court Justice who continues to demonstrate—that she doesn’t care about the law, the Constitution or upholding her oath of office—and its getting embarrassing—

Number Two— President Trump has issued a temporary extension of the deadline to impose higher tariffs—BUT he also warned anyone who fails to make a deal will get severely punished—Brazil however didn’t have to wait—

Number Three—  Lets talk about the cover-up—BUT if I say that you are likely to say… which one… And I agree—there are so many—