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Rob Steele

CEO of Newcap Radio

Oct 23, 2026

28:09
I don't know if you have any insights on that or any reaction to whether that's important to the voters in Michigan.
28:15
Well, it's a big topic.
28:17
It's not entirely clear how important it is to the voters.
28:21
The media has the voters riled up on fuel prices, which are still lower than under Biden, about the war, which has nothing happening.
28:30
The fuel going through the Strait is the same as it was beforehand.
28:33
But nobody wants to talk about the fact that wages have actually outpaced inflation.
28:40
But all that being said, those are difficult conversations to get through.

11 MINS LATER

39:24
Senate?
35:21
And Rob Steele, what's going on in Michigan and how they feel about our country and how they feel about what's going on in the world?
35:30
Yeah, so the RNC, we're entirely focused on giving Trump all the tools he needs to be successful in his last two years, you know, continuing an abundant, cheap energy, a secure border, manufacturing jobs, law enforcement.
35:41
prosecuting fraud, all the things that we want to have.
35:45
You know, for Trump in the last couple of years, we need to have the Senate so he can appoint more judges.
35:49
We see some of the crazy decisions that some of these judges make.
35:53
And so we need a big, bigger, bigger group of judges appointed by Trump.
35:57
And so and we know that he's a he's endorsed a few candidates that kind of go against the the insider Senate group.
39:31
Any gut feeling what's going to happen in November?
1:30
Well, Rob Steele, give us the pulse of what's going on in Michigan and how they feel about our country and how they feel about what's going on in the world.
1:40
Well, first, John, it's exciting to be on Cats and Cosby, you know, and we appreciate you bringing info from around the nation, you know, to Red Apple media listeners and talk radio 77 WABC.
1:50
And of course, it is appropriate you talk about giving the pulse because I happen to be a practicing cardiologist.
1:56
So that worked out well.
1:57
But yeah, so the RNC, we're entirely focused on giving Trump all the tools he needs to be successful in his last two years, you know, continuing an abundant, cheap energy, a secure border, manufacturing jobs, law enforcement.
2:10
prosecuting fraud all all the things that we want to have and of course uh the save act we need but you know for trump in the last couple years we need to have the senate so he can appoint more judges we see some of the crazy decisions that some of these judges make and so we need a big bigger uh bigger group of judges appointed by trump and so And we know that he's endorsed a few candidates that kind of go against the insider Senate group, so they'll be a little more America first and will probably help us get the SAVE Act.
2:40
And, of course, we have to hold the House, and that's not easy in the midterm.
6:17
Well, Rob Steele, I mean, any gut feeling what's going to happen in November?
0:53
Well, Rob Steele, give us the pulse of what's going on in Michigan and how they feel about our country and how they feel about what's going on in the world.
1:03
Well, first, John, it's exciting to be on Cats and Cosby, you know, and we appreciate you bringing info from around the nation, you know, to Red Apple media listeners and talk radio 77 WABC.
1:13
And of course, it is appropriate you talk about giving the pulse because I happen to be a practicing cardiologist.
1:19
So that worked out well.
1:20
But yeah, so the RNC, we're entirely focused on giving Trump all the tools he needs to be successful in his last two years, you know, continuing an abundant, cheap energy, a secure border, manufacturing jobs, law enforcement.
1:33
prosecuting fraud, all the things that we want to have.
1:36
And of course, the SAVE Act we need.
5:40
Well, Rob Steele, I mean, any gut feeling what's going to happen in November?

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