The Steve Gruber Show

Steve welcomes Emily Novotny Chance, Minnesota RNC Committeewoman, for a wide-ranging conversation on what’s driving Minnesota off the rails and how Republicans can fix it. They tackle the out-of-control news cycle, the Minneapolis shooting, and Governor Tim Walz’s failed leadership. Emily makes the case for fresh conservative voices, stronger messaging, and bridging generations to energize the GOP and take Minnesota back.

Steve sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of Michigan Talk Network, to break down the Minneapolis shooting and how refusing to comply with lawful orders can lead to deadly outcomes. The conversation expands to a deeper cultural issue, kids today lacking discipline, accountability, and consequences. Steve and Ivey argue these problems start at home, spill into the classroom, and are only made worse by technology and social media.

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

Number One— The Iranian military is threatening to attack the United States as a pre-emptive move after recent comments from President Trump—I guess they didn’t get the memo

Number Two— Meanwhile In Venezuela, where they did get the memo—they are working to keep order following the arrest in the middle of the night of their dictator Nicolas Maduro—

Number Three— It seems Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is ready to turn back the hands of time to 1861—and pit the Minnesota National Guard against federal law enforcement officers arresting illegal aliens—

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve sits down with Lt. Steven L. Rogers (Ret.), retired police lieutenant, former Air Force & Naval Reservist, author, and Executive Director of the Association of the United States Navy, to lay out what really happened in the Minneapolis ICE shooting. Rogers separates fact from spin with his law-enforcement and military experience, and addresses Governor Tim Walz’s shocking statement yesterday about sending the Minnesota National Guard to confront federal agents, a move that could be considered incitement.

Administrator Kelly Loeffler of the U.S. Small Business Administration joins the show to discuss the SBA’s action on the Minnesota fraud scandal and what’s ahead for small businesses in the new year. After years of red tape, regulation, and COVID-era damage, small business owners are looking for real relief. Loeffler explains how new policies, tax relief, and regulatory rollbacks are aimed at bringing small business back to life. The message is clear: small business is the backbone of this country, and it’s poised to thrive again.

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

Number One— Billionaires are bailing out of California ahead of the push for a proposed wealth tax in the state—it seems those that have that kind of money can get a moving company lined up pretty easy—

Number Two— Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says time is up for California—and he is withholding $160 Million dollars because the state keeps issuing illegal aliens commercial drivers licenses—

Number Three— The state of Minnesota has become the focal point of Democratic policy failures—a place where the Somalian Community has stolen literally billions of dollars from the taxpayers—while Democrat politicians turned a blind eye—because it was good for them politically—and maybe financially too—

Joshua Philipp, senior investigative journalist for The Epoch Times, joins Steve to break down why Venezuela is the tip of a dangerous geopolitical iceberg. The capture of Nicolás Maduro exposed a narco-state fueled by oil, cocaine, communism, and foreign adversaries using chaos as a weapon. That same contempt for the rule of law is now echoing at home, from the Minnesota shooting to the reckless and legally questionable rhetoric of Governor Tim Walz suggesting the National Guard could confront federal agents.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines