The Annie Frey Show Podcast

The goal of any President should be the same: Make things better by facing the challenges of your time, with an eye on living standards for the average American. Kush explains how Trump has his eye on the ball at all times.

Hans Von Spakovsky is our first guest this hour as we discuss some rulings from the Supreme Court, first in favor of Trump and then against. Wiggins America goes over the greatest achievements in American history.

I'm no geomotrist, but I can tell you that 100 Billion Dollars is a lot of money. And that's just medical fraud? Per year? Oh holy moly, man. We discuss what this will mean for future generations, and how Trump is the catalyst for change.

Here come the socialists! It's not theoretical or hidden anymore--they're here and they're running American cities. Let's look and see how their doing with Missouri's Jr. Senator.

And what about women asking men to marry them? Is this okay? The text line blows up in response, and not entirely in the direction you might suppose.

He goes state by state to show how ludicrous these laws are, yet, democrats don't want to and will not fix these obvious problems. I wonder why they won't?

With gas prices falling and oil prices ahead of them, will we need to discuss Iran anymore, even if the conflict continues? It's also an hour of Caitlin Clark drama, and the WNBA's lack of concern.

The House is ready, what say you, Senate! Mary Miller is the IL-15 House Rep and she's on board.

There are people atop the Empire State Building sharing a message of love. Wanna bet it turns into a stunt to self promote, or to promote communism? We're skeptical people!

It's an important day with rulings coming down regarding trans sports participation and birthright citizenship. The future of the nation hinges on these 9 people. Are they doing their job? (Are ALL of them doing their job?) We discuss with Katie Pavlich and Sec. Linda McMahon joins us for the first time.

This is great advice we're giving you. Trade in your friends for more attractive ones and it could benefit you greatly. It's all about achievement and advancement, and it's dog eat dog out here in hotland. This occurs during Xs and Ys, when we answer gender questions.

The Primetime host of "Katie Pavlich Tonight" on NewsNation joins us on a day of consequence regarding SCOTUS rulings.

Justices Thomas and Alito are in lockstep here. It's a major issue, and if the Court won't address it, then who will? Congress? Ha! But it's about the separation of powers and the balance of the branches, and that matters. We talk about...talk radio, too.

She's the Secretary of Education, and she's educating us on how curriculum comes to be in American classrooms. Surprise! Her office does not dictate this. But there are real problems with it, regardless.

Multiple rulings dot the news landscape today from the esteemed halls of the Supreme Court, regarding birthright citizenship and trans sport participation. It's broken down here, and live!

Amy Coney Barrett and John Roberts strike again! We discuss the latest Supreme Court rulings and a walk down memory lane with Chuck Schumer inciting the erection. And much more! It'll get you all wound up!

Chuck Schumer gets the full replay on the AFS, and Trump begins calling US Senators out by name! We air it live! It's a fun hour of the Annie Frey Show.

"Seven billion people on the planet, and we're the lucky ones." Steve Moore begins the segment talking about the blessing of being and American.

There are talks in Qatar, but is the Memorandum of Understanding a good first step, or the only step, and about to fall apart? The latest in US/Iran discussions.

Common sense legislation? Yes! Yet some of our left-leaning commenters say it's worthless to ensure only US citizens are being registered to vote. Why?

The Fox News legal analyst says, hold your horses, congress can still fix this. The court basically said the rules are in place, but said nothing about who makes the rules--it just isn't going to be the Supreme Court.

Sure, ballots can come in whenever! The Supreme Court makes a narrow 5-4 judgement siding with states rights in federal elections. We have many opinions and experts weighing in.

In light of the Venezuelan earthquakes, we're asking which of these is on your mind the most: Tornados, earthquakes, floods, or wildfires? Which is the most difficult to endure? Steve Cortes joins us today and the 2:00 hour we do Ask Me Anything.

What's your favorite childhood memory? What's the craziest thing you've ever done for your job? In our case, this would be, what's the craziest thing we've ever done for the show. AMA, Next Question this hour.

There's a lot of tax money being spent on foreigners, and surprise, some of them are bonafide foreign spies or intelligence. This is not a secret. Steve Cortes points it out.