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Steven McBee

Steven McBee

TV personality

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Sep 8, 2026

Ryan BaileyHOST
76:43
I mean, still listen to this show, but go listen to their show as well.
Ryan BaileyHOST
76:46
[laughs] And I'm telling you, listen to that Steven- Start with the Steven McBee Jr. interview, and then go to their hot topics.
Ryan BaileyHOST
76:53
They also, we didn't even get to talk about Love Island, the mess that this reunion was, but I know they talk about it.
Ryan BaileyHOST
76:58
Yeah.
Jami RiceGUEST
11:37
Yes.
Emily HanksHOST
11:37
From 2018 to 2020, Steve McBee was under-reporting corn and soybean crops in order to receive insurance benefits, like the loss benefits.
Jami RiceGUEST
11:47
Mm-hmm.
Emily HanksHOST
11:47
So he would be like, "Oh, we only got 400, 500,000 bushels of corn," when they really had a million, and then they would get, this would qualify them for the insurance benefits that they were not entitled to.
Adam NewellHOST
26:26
Well, lo and behold, it sounds like there's more investigations and more financial situations going on.
Adam NewellHOST
26:32
If you guys didn't know, Steve McBee Sr. is officially out of prison, right? But his $4 million restitution still has yet to be paid, and on top of that, before he went to prison, he ended up transferring over some of the businesses into his other sons' names, and now they are being brought into court over this because-
JasonHOST
26:57
God
Adam NewellHOST
26:57
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speaker_1HOST
0:11
yeah it's definitely an interesting one where it's been going on for a few years and it seemed like it's kind of like one part of it is ending but a whole nother part of it is beginning
speaker_0HOST
0:20
yeah they're like not letting up on this family So Steve McBee Sr. is a Missouri farmer featured on the Bravo series, The McBee Dynasty.
speaker_0HOST
0:31
He was charged in November 2024 with one count of federal crop insurance fraud.
speaker_0HOST
0:36
He underreported crop yields, hundreds of thousands of bushels of corn and soybeans in 2018. plus additional issues in 2019 to 2020 to collect money he wasn't entitled to from the federal crop insurance program.
RoxanneHOST
27:12
And so I wanted to kind of talk through it and explain it to everyone.
RoxanneHOST
27:18
So the government is alleging that Steve McBee Sr. transferred major ownership interest in three family businesses to trust for Jesse and Cole after he already knew he was under federal investigation.
RoxanneHOST
27:29
And according to the lawsuit, those transfers included Steve's 39% interest in McBee properties, 99% of Rock Bluff Development, and 99% of S&K Enterprises, divided evenly between Jesse and Cole.
RoxanneHOST
27:43
The government claims Steve received no payment for those transfers.
ShantelHOST
18:43
So it's like, it's like, you can't just hear your boys say like, Oh, she's traveling too much.
ShantelHOST
18:47
Like Steven, you were, you were in the, you were like with your girlfriend this whole two months.
ShantelHOST
18:51
Like, you know? So it's like, like, it's like, um, Cole, I feel like Cole is the only one that was like working maybe, but And then you have, I mean, Jesse like is like, you know, holding chickens in the jacuzzi.
ShantelHOST
19:02
Like who knows what he's doing too.

16 MINS LATER

RoxanneHOST
35:18
yeah now okay so here's something that's interesting so we see a scene with steven mcbee and his girlfriend ally okay and uh they are talking about this Texas move.
RoxanneHOST
35:28
I just want to point this out.
RoxanneHOST
35:29
Last week, Allie on social media commented that she had no idea that was Steven was ever thinking about moving to Texas and that she was like baffled by it.
RoxanneHOST
35:38
And then everyone came after Steven on social media and they were like, Oh my gosh, like he's a psychopath, the Adiata, whatever they had to say about it.

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