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Scot Bertram welcomes Judge Michael Warren, constitutional law professor and co-founder of Patriot Week, to discuss the enduring power of America’s founding principles. Drawing from his new book The Revolutionary Words that Forged America, Warren breaks down the meaning and modern relevance of the Declaration of Independence. The conversation explores liberty, constitutional government, and the ideas that shaped the nation. A timely reminder of the principles at the heart of America.
Scot Bertram sits down with author and global strategist Mike Arnold to discuss the devastating violence unfolding in Nigeria and why he believes the world is ignoring it. Drawing from years spent on the ground investigating attacks and documenting atrocities, Arnold explains the broader implications for global stability and religious freedom. The conversation centers on his new book Epicenter and the human stories behind the headlines. A sobering look at a crisis many Americans never hear about.
Scot Bertram welcomes author and missionary pilot Bruce Wolff to discuss President Trump’s participation in a marathon Bible reading and the broader role of faith in American life. Drawing from his book Finding Hope Navigating an Obscure Path, Wolff shares powerful lessons about trusting God through uncertainty and hardship. From missions in Africa to ministry closer to home, his story is one of perseverance and faith. An uplifting conversation about hope, purpose, and belief.
Scot Bertram has a conversation with Foundation for Defense of Democracies fellow Max Meizlish about the latest developments involving Iran. With tensions rising in the Strait of Hormuz and sanctions pressure intensifying, Meizlish breaks down the economic and geopolitical stakes. Drawing from his experience at the Treasury Department’s sanctions office, he explains how the U.S. is trying to contain the regime. A critical update on a fast-moving global threat.
Scot Bertram welcomes theologian and author Owen Strachan to discuss his new book A Call to Cultivate. In a culture filled with anxiety and uncertainty, Strachan explains why thriving begins with embracing where God has planted you. The conversation explores faith, purpose, and how biblical principles can bring peace in difficult times. A timely message for anyone feeling overwhelmed by today’s world.
Steve welcomes author and organizer Susan Kokinda to discuss growing political tensions in Canada under Prime Minister Mark Carney. From controversial appointments to escalating battles with President Trump, Kokinda argues Canada is entering dangerous territory politically and economically. The conversation also explores Alberta’s growing push for separation and whether other provinces could follow. A major political shift unfolding just north of the border. Learn more at PrometheanAction.com
Steve sits down with Congressman Tim Walberg to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and the enduring freedom of the open road. The conversation also dives into concerns about emerging vehicle technology that critics say could infringe on personal freedom and driver control. Walberg discusses energy policy, natural resources, and the importance of maintaining reliable American energy. A wide-ranging discussion on freedom, mobility, and the future of transportation.
Steve welcomes author and commentator Steve Abramowicz to break down the escalating redistricting battle in Tennessee. As legal and political fights over congressional maps intensify nationwide, the debate over representation and power is heating up fast. Abramowicz explains what’s happening in Tennessee and why it could have ripple effects across the country. Another front in America’s growing political map war.
Let’s get rolling—there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— The man who created Cable news and got laughed at—Ted Turner the founder of CNN has died—Turner was mocked when he created 24 hour news—and then he made if fly—too bad CNN lost its way— Number Two— Senator John Fetterman is blasting his fellow Democrats again—for not screaming about pro-Hamas agitators attacking police and Jewish facilities in New York City—he will leave the party—believe me! Number Three— I'm coming to you with cautious optimism – because after weeks of decisive American-led pressure, the conflict with Iran appears to be moving toward some kind of resolution.
Steve welcomes former Congressman Joe Cunningham to discuss new bipartisan polling showing overwhelming frustration with Big Pharma and soaring prescription drug costs. With 94% of voters blaming drugmakers and strong support for reforms across party lines, Cunningham explains why this issue could become a major factor in the midterms. The conversation explores pricing, accountability, and the growing pressure on Washington to act. One of the few issues uniting Americans right now.
Steve welcomes pediatric neurologist Dr. John Gaitanis to discuss a new national telehealth platform aimed at helping children with autism access critical care faster. With waitlists stretching years and treatment options limited, Gaitanis explains how Meadow Biosciences hopes to change the landscape for families. The discussion focuses on promising research surrounding leucovorin and the broader challenges facing autism care today. A hopeful conversation about innovation and access.
Steve sits down with conservative analyst Jimmy Garza to break down the latest political shifts in Texas following the primaries. Garza explains why many Hispanic voters are increasingly backing President Trump’s agenda and how the upcoming runoff races could shape the future of the GOP. The conversation also touches on border issues, grassroots momentum, and the changing political landscape in Texas. A key battleground with national implications.
Steve has a conversation with Job Creators Network CEO Alfredo Ortiz about the challenges facing small businesses during a time of rising costs and economic uncertainty. From inflation to affordability concerns, Ortiz explains why many entrepreneurs are feeling squeezed despite optimistic messaging from Washington. The discussion highlights what Main Street businesses are experiencing right now—and what could come next. A timely look at the state of the economy.
Steve welcomes national security expert Ashley Davis to discuss a proposed 40,000-acre data center project in Utah that’s drawing national attention. As AI infrastructure rapidly expands, Davis breaks down the facts, the concerns, and the broader implications for energy, land, and local communities. The conversation explores where legitimate worries end—and where misinformation begins. A fascinating look at one of the fastest-growing industries in America.
Steve sits down with shipbuilding executive Garrett Rice to discuss growing concerns over a Jones Act waiver issued during the Iran shipping crisis. Rice warns the move could benefit foreign competitors—including China—while weakening America’s maritime industry and national security. As global tensions rise and supply chains remain fragile, the debate over U.S. shipping policy is intensifying. A critical conversation about jobs, security, and America’s industrial future.
Let’s get rolling—LIKE ALWAYS there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— The man accused of starting the devastating Palisades fire in California was a radicalized leftist that hates billionaires according to prosecutors—he arson by the way killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes— Number Two— Big News north of the border—Alberta separatists have turned in the signatures to force a vote on leaving Canada—and its almost certain to happen later this year—take that Marxist Carney— Number Three— Democrats invented the game of rigging the maps to manufacture power through years of systematic gerrymandering, and now that Republicans are finally playing it to win, the left is melting down like snowflakes in a Texas summer.
Steve welcomes Justin Goodman of White Coat Waste Project to discuss major bipartisan wins in the new Farm Bill targeting taxpayer-funded animal testing. Lawmakers from both parties are backing efforts to end controversial experiments involving dogs and cats funded through federal agencies. Goodman explains how watchdog investigations helped drive the reforms—and why the fight is far from over. A rare issue bringing together conservatives, liberals, and animal advocates alike.
Steve sits down with Wellness Company CEO Peter Gillooly to discuss explosive claims surrounding anti-parasitic drugs like ivermectin and mebendazole. Gillooly weighs in on allegations that promising low-cost cancer treatment research was ignored—or buried—for decades. The conversation also turns to shakeups inside the Trump administration’s health leadership and what it could mean moving forward. A controversial discussion raising major questions about medicine and government. Visit TWC.Health/GRUBER and use Code GRUBER to save!
Steve has a conversation with Ivey Gruber about the rapid expansion of massive data centers and the concerns growing around them. From water usage and land impact to noise pollution and energy demands, communities are starting to ask tough questions. Gruber breaks down what these facilities mean for nearby residents and why the issue is becoming increasingly controversial. A closer look at the infrastructure powering the digital age.
Steve welcomes Michele Steeb, founder of the Free Up Foundation, to examine America’s growing homelessness crisis. After years on the front lines, Steeb argues that current policies like “Housing First” have failed to deliver results. She explains why faith-based and recovery-focused approaches may offer a more effective path forward. A critical conversation on what’s working—and what isn’t.
Steve has a conversation with former FBI agent Tom Simon about a shocking $17 million mortgage fraud scheme targeting homeowners. With decades of experience investigating white-collar crime, Simon breaks down how these scams work—and how easily people can become victims. He shares what to watch for and how to protect your property. A warning every homeowner needs to hear. Visit HomeTitleLock.com and use code GRUBER to protect your greatest asset!
Steve welcomes political commentator David Zere to provide the latest updates on Pentagon activity and the evolving situation with Iran. As tensions continue to rise, Zere breaks down what’s happening behind the scenes and what recent statements from President Trump could signal. The situation is changing fast—and the stakes are high. A must-watch update on a developing global story.
Let’s get rolling—LIKE ALWAYS there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— Market experts now say that if and when the Fed drops interest rates—it could trigger one of the biggest explosions the US economy has ever seen—and that would be great before the mid-terms— Number Two— Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib thinks the homeless junkies living on your street should have a bill of rights so they can squat anywhere they want—for as long as they want—to hell with anything you care about— Number Three— Continuing on that note: The Democrat party has gone all in – no holds barred – on their vile, hatred rhetoric aimed at anyone who isn’t a full-blown socialist –
Steve welcomes Tim Doescher of Unleash Prosperity to break down a new report warning of major economic fallout from a proposed 10% credit card interest cap. The findings suggest tens of millions of Americans could lose access to credit—putting hundreds of billions in economic activity at risk. Doescher explains how this could impact working families, travel, and the broader economy. A policy debate with serious consequences.
Steve sits down with Marine veteran and congressional candidate Michael McGuire to discuss the bigger picture behind recent foreign policy moves. From Iran to China and beyond, McGuire explains how current strategy is building toward confronting major global threats. Drawing on his military background, he breaks down the role of naval power and strategic pressure. A look at the global chessboard—and what’s coming next.
Here are 3 Big Things for this hour— Number One— A Michigan Senate candidate admits she voted in a California election—after she had moved away to Michigan permanently—BUT defends the vote saying ‘moving takes time’ –voter fraud is what I would call it— Number Two— The price you pay for chicken and beef is being manipulated by foreign companies that control most of the major meat processors in the US—according to AG Secretary Brooke Rollins— Number Three— We are on a countdown to an end to the ceasefire in Iran—as President Trump seems to be getting weary of the ongoing games from whoever is in charge in Iran— And he is pulling no punches—
Steve welcomes Texas State Representative Briscoe Cain to respond to what he calls misleading reporting from NPR about the state of Texas. Cain doesn’t hold back, accusing national media outlets of distorting facts and shaping narratives. The conversation dives into media credibility, political bias, and the growing divide in how stories are told. A fiery exchange on trust in today’s media landscape.
Steve sits down with LabMD founder Michael Daugherty to discuss growing concerns over hospital accountability in Michigan. Drawing from his experience battling the administrative state, Daugherty warns that new policies could shield bad actors instead of protecting patients. He explains why transparency and oversight are critical in today’s healthcare system. A conversation that raises serious questions about who the system really serves.
Steve has a conversation with oil and gas expert R.T. Trevino as Americans feel the sting of rapidly rising gas prices. With tensions escalating overseas and key supply routes under threat, prices are jumping fast—and could climb even higher. Trevino breaks down what’s driving the surge and what drivers can expect in the weeks ahead. A critical look at the forces hitting your wallet.
Let’s get rolling—there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— Spirit Airlines collapsed over the weekend—less than 2 years after a merger with Jet Blue was blocked by Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren—now 17,000 people lost their jobs—wonder how they will vote next time? Number Two— While gas prices are soaring the United States is at all time record highs for exporting oil and gas! Does that make any sense to you? Don’t you think we should keep the oil and gas here right now? Number Three— In case you missed it – the walls may finally be closing in on one of the most sanctimonious, self-righteous deep state operators this country has ever seen—
Steve sits down with John Tillman, CEO of the American Culture Project, to break down the high-stakes battle over redistricting. Drawing from his new book Political Vise, Tillman argues that control over elections goes far beyond the ballot box. He explains how recent Supreme Court decisions could reshape how politicians engage voters—and why the fight over maps is more important than ever. A deep dive into the power struggle shaping America’s political future.
Here are 3 Big Things for this hour— Number One— A huge win over the weekend for those opposed to testing on animals—hundreds of beagles were transported out of a Wisconsin breeding facility that has bred dogs for research for 60 years— Number Two— Democrats are facing huge blowback from trying to gerrymander the whole country—now that SCOTUS has ruled race cannot be a factor—Tennessee and Alabama are hustling to change the districts—making way for 3 more Republican seats— Number Three— In Michigan—the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination to be the US Senate candidate—is the openly racist and antisemitic candidate Abdul El-Sayed—and that moves the Republican frontrunner Mike Rogers into the position of having a clear advantage to flip a Senate seat RED in Michigan for the first time since 2000…
Steve has a conversation with Dan McGroarty of Graphite One about a resource most Americans aren’t thinking about—but should be. As drone warfare explodes globally, demand for graphite—the key component in advanced batteries—is skyrocketing. With the U.S. ramping up drone production, McGroarty explains why domestic supply is now a national security issue. The question: are we prepared for what’s coming?
Steve welcomes GhostBed CEO Marc Werner to uncover why so many people wake up tired, sore, and overheated—and why it may have nothing to do with age. After battling his own severe pain and sleep issues, Werner set out to redesign the way mattresses support the body. From cooling technology to proper alignment, he explains what’s really disrupting your sleep. If you’re not waking up refreshed, this could be the fix you’ve been missing. Fix your health by fixing your sleep- Go to GhostBed.com/GRUBER and use code GRUBER to save!
Steve sits down with GOP strategist Mark Vargas to break down the latest political and global developments. From escalating redistricting battles across the country to shifting gas prices and rising tensions with Iran, Vargas connects the dots on what it all means moving forward. It’s a fast-moving landscape with major implications at home and abroad. What should Americans be watching next?
Let’s get rolling—there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— Fed Chair Jerome Powell got one last chance to stick it to America—and he did—by blocking a reduction in interest rates—with the most objections in 35 years—he just doesn’t want to help you—or anyone else— Number Two— President Trump has been meeting with the CEO’s of the nations big oil companies—and is telling them to quit gouging American consumers—its about time—and something I have been calling on him to do— Number Three— Yesterday – United States Supreme Court just delivered a thunderous blow for sanity, fairness, and the plain text of the Constitution.
Steve sits down with Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, a Mayo Clinic–trained gynecologic oncologist, to break down his controversial federal case. Once a leading robotic cancer surgeon serving Medicare and Medicaid patients, Kumar says he was aggressively prosecuted over what began as a billing dispute. He warns this case could have chilling effects on women’s healthcare access—especially as uterine cancer rates rise. Is this accountability—or a dangerous overreach into the doctor’s office?
Steve welcomes financial expert Nick Hopwood, CFP, to break down the latest moves from the Federal Reserve and what they mean for your money. With interest rates holding steady and inflation concerns creeping back, Hopwood explains why the next few months could be critical for investors. He also tackles the age-old question: “Sell in May and go away?” After years of market resilience, is a shift finally coming? Visit PeakWM.com/GRUBER to get a second opinion!
Here are 3 Big Things for this hour— Number One— The disgraced former FBI Director James Comey made his first court appearance yesterday—as he is facing 20 years in prison for allegedly threatening the President with a social media post—we will have to wait and see where it goes— Number Two— The United Arab Emirates is exiting OPEC—and what will that mean for global supply? Some say it will change the market possibly to our benefit— Number Three— The battles over Congressional districts and Gerrymandering remains at the top of the Feed today—as the Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana district that was created based almost exclusively on race, it’s a big win for Republicans—and at the same time—Florida has pushed through new districts in lightning speed that will give Republicans 4 new seats— the Supreme Court ruling may also nullify California’s new maps that also relied on race—
Steve has a conversation with legal expert Hans von Spakovsky on what he calls a “clown circus” unfolding at the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. From internal dysfunction to broader concerns about election integrity, von Spakovsky lays out why he believes the system is breaking down. The discussion also touches on state-level battles and what’s at stake for future elections. Is this oversight—or political theater?
Steve welcomes hair loss expert and trichologist Laura Volpe to share a natural approach to tackling thinning hair. As founder of ManeInk HairLoss Solutions, Volpe breaks down how Pureance’s HydraLift Shampoo is helping women achieve fuller, thicker-looking hair without harsh treatments. She explains how it works, how easy it is to use, and why so many are making the switch. If you’ve been struggling with fine or limp hair, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss. Simply head over to Pureance.com to place your order. And don’t forget to use discount code EARLY to save 35% on your order.
Let’s get rolling—there is a lot to cover—here are 3 big things— Number One— Disgraced former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted again by the Department of Justice—this time for posts he made on social media—indicating he supported the idea that President Trump should be taken out— Number Two— The Virginia Supreme Court has handed a victory to those fighting the referendum last week that would re-draw Congressional districts in favor of Democrats—the state’s high court denied certifying the election—and the drama continues— Number Three— President Trump just dropped one of the most beautiful troll moves we’ve seen in years—and you need to hear about it—
Steve welcomes Sarah Starman, Senior Food & Agriculture Campaigner at Friends of the Earth, for a heated discussion on the growing “People v. Poison” movement. With cancer survivors protesting Bayer’s RoundUp as the issue reaches the Supreme Court, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Starman breaks down the claims, the legal battle, and why activists say public health is on the line. Is this a fight for justice—or another politically charged war on agriculture?
Steve sits down with Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at TWC, to unpack controversial new research on ivermectin and mebendazole as potential cancer treatments. The discussion dives into how these anti-parasitic drugs could impact cancer cells—and why the findings are raising eyebrows across the medical community. McCullough outlines what comes next and whether this could reshape how we approach treatment and prevention. Is this a breakthrough—or a battle with the medical establishment? Visit TWC.Health/GRUBER and use code GRUBER to save today!
Here are 3 Big Things for this hour— Number One— The markets continue to perform very well despite the high cost of oil lately—in fact consumer confidence is far higher than expected—again—so what are your feelings on the economy right now? Number Two— Democrats are doing exactly what I told you they would and you fully expected—attacking President Trump and blaming him for being the target of assassination for the third time in less than 2 years— Number Three— The second indictment of James Comey—this time by a grand jury in North Carolina has been handed down and this time it comes with an arrest warrant—so stand by—a mugshot is forthcoming—
Steve welcomes Tim Roberts of Patriot’s Relief to talk about the growing interest in CBD and natural pain relief. From how it works in the body to why so many people are turning to it, Roberts breaks down the basics in a clear and practical way. They also discuss real-life benefits and what users are experiencing. A helpful conversation for anyone exploring alternative wellness options. Go to PatriotsRelief.com/Gruber or call: 877-230-1776 ... use code GRUBER to save!
Steve sits down with Dr. Michael Burgess, former Congressman and physician, to break down new polling on vaccines and voter sentiment in Michigan. With strong opinions emerging across party lines, the issue could play a major role in the upcoming midterms. Burgess explains what the data shows and how health policy is influencing political decisions. A critical intersection of public health and politics.
Steve welcomes investigative researcher Kevin Mooney to discuss growing concerns over how science is being used in the courtroom. With calls for stronger judicial oversight and a return to objective standards, the debate is intensifying. Mooney breaks down what’s at stake and why it matters for policy and public trust. A thought-provoking look at law, science, and accountability.
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