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The Steve Gruber Show Steve Gruber
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Conservative talk radio, bringing midwestern, common sense approach to the very complex issues we face around the United States and around the world. #GrubersGotYa #SteveGruberShow
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Scot Bertram, Pro-Life Legislation
Guest host Scot Bertram discusses news and headlines.
Pro-Life Legislation -
Tim Walberg, How do you think the impeachment will be remembered in November.
Congressman Tim Walberg Michigan's 7th congressional district.
How do you think the impeachment will be remembered in November. -
Scot Bertram, Impeachment hearings harmed Joe Biden more than President Trump
Guest Host Scot Bertram discusses news and headlines.
Impeachment hearings harmed Joe Biden more than President Trump -
Scot Bertram, Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders urged an end to online “bullying or ugly personal attacks”
Live—from the campus of Hillsdale College in beautiful Hillsdale Michigan— this is Scot Bertram in for Steve on the Steve Gruber Show for
–Friday February 14th 2020—
Three— Eight Senate Republicans voted with all 47 Democrats to rein in President Trump's ability to take military action against Iran, paving the way for a veto showdown with the White House. Senators voted 55-45 on the resolution that would require Trump to pull any U.S. troops from military hostilities against Iran within 30 day unless he gets congressional approval for the military actions.
Two— A majority of voters believe it was inappropriate for Joe Biden’s son to work for a Ukrainian gas company while his father led U.S. foreign policy initiatives in the country, according to a new poll. The Biden-Ukraine affair ultimately led to President Donald Trump’s impeachment for pressuring Ukraine to investigate the Bidens. Voters were split 47-47 percent on whether it was appropriate for the Senate last week to acquit Trump, the poll shows.
And number one— Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders urged an end to online “bullying or ugly personal attacks” after a powerful hospitality-industry union in Nevada accused his supporters of harassment. The Culinary Workers Union said supporters of Sanders “viciously” attacked the organization via Twitter, text, voicemail and direct messaging after the union criticized the senator’s universal healthcare plan. -
Seton Motley, Trump’s Measly 'Trade War' 2019: $24 Billion in Tariffs - and a $22 Trillion Economy
Seton Motley is the founder and president of Less Government.
Trump’s Measly 'Trade War' 2019: $24 Billion in Tariffs - and a $22 Trillion Economy -
Mark Mix, Nancy Pelosi's Big Labor, Big Government, Puppet Politicians Vote to Wipe Out State Right to Work Laws
Mark Mix, is President of the National Right to Work Committee which is a 2.8 million member public policy organization. He also serves as President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.
Nancy Pelosi's Big Labor, Big Government, Puppet Politicians Vote to Wipe Out State Right to Work Laws
Customer Reviews
One of Best
Obviously a target of the liberal machine based on these reviews, he must be doing something right!
43rd President
This sorry podcast is un-American and therefore, I don't approve. Dub-ya out.
Lacking Substance
Steves show lacks any substance. It is just the same recycled material each week. He fails to see both sides of the equation and is quite biased against the liberal media and agenda. While this is to be expected from a conservative thinking host he takes it overboard.
Outside of the show on social media, Steve also lacks integrity. He often mocks people and makes promises that he does not intend to backup. For example on Twitter he once made a bet with user @yeagernochase regarding the 2016 US election and refused to pay. Not a good look for Steve.
