The Annie Frey Show Podcast

Ryan and Brad kick off the show by asking listeners: Who actually leads the Democratic Party right now—Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, Barack Obama, or someone else? They break down what each party stands for without Trump in the equation. Then Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez joins to discuss Trump’s aggressive moves in the Strait of Hormuz, Project Freedom, skyrocketing gas prices, and the light...

Yes. Not really, but I'm entertained. No. Those are your options on this opinion poll today. 8647 in seashells, my man. Will Chamberlain is here to talk redistricting, and we tell the story behind the story with our David Koechner interview from 3 weeks ago.

There's the interview you heard, and there was the conversation you didn't- they were different things, and they both ended much better than we could have expected with comedian David Koechner.

It can be charm, or it can be bludgeoning. Does honey win more arguments than vinegar? We answer big questions like, What's the most shocking thing in your life, and How Ryan left the DGS.

An expansion of the private sector, and a shrinking of government jobs! It is my understanding that's what a healthy economy looks like. Kush Desai, with the White House, is here to confirm or deny.

It's MayDay if you're on the left, and you want to shut down your school, and business, and anything productive. Kinda like Covid! We also give you a very important announcement from Lionel Richie, and more.

Virginia, Florida, and onward! Will Chamberlain outlines the states that will change the political landscape of the House of Representatives.

We ask, would Trump still be Trump without the haters? If they all went away, would Trump implode? Wiggins America brings The Bee or Not the Bee and Will Chamberlain answers your burning redistricting questions.

A dive into gerrymandering, and the political shake-up caused by the Supreme Court, as well as Gregg Jarrett of Fox News on James Comey's future indictments and why we're all hoping to be more like Florida.

We talk about bulls on the loose, and how to know it's a bull. Plus, Pizza Hut makes a very popular move, and Tricia is in studio to lead us in "Annie Are You Ok?"

No race-based districting might seem obvious, but it took a major tool away from Democrats who have been using race to gerrymander for decades and decades.

Chief Congressional Correspondent for Fox News Chad Pergram says the framework is in place to finally end the shutdown. What, you forgot about it?

Trump makes an announcement that will bring more people into the market- specifically low income- by expanding retirement accounts. We also talk to Chad Pergram about the end of the shutdown?

"There's nothing virtuous about James Comey," says Gregg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst. There are more indictments to come for the former FBI director.

Speak on, girl! Missouri, among other states, are heading in the right direction, no pun intended. Gregg Jarrett is with us this hour and Wiggins America teaches kids life skills they otherwise would not have.

You know it. You've probably had to go through it. But does it help? Anonymously, HR will tell you it doesn't. Why do we keep doing this in corporate/proper America then? We have Link Lauren and Eric Schmitt on the show today, and a Wiggins America inviting you into the world of the top-10 video games ever played.

Can non-white people be racist? There's a correct answer to this question and a politically correct answer to this question. Also, did you hear about the brawl at Six Flags? The new owners are taking it seriously. Hooray for new ownership.

"I'm more interested in the other indictments that will come," says Schmitt, regarding former FBI Director James Comey. "This guy's a bad actor, and he was the director of the FBI." He's been involved in much worse things than seashells.

Roblox, Tetris, Grand Theft Auto, Mario Bros. One of these didn't actually make the top 10. But some titles you wouldn't expect may have. And one I've never heard of.

Will Trump release more UFO files? DO THEY LIVE AMONG US? (ahem) Allow me to introduce this hour by telling you Deroy Murdock and Senator Eric Schmitt will be joining us to talk through the news.

Link, host of Spot On with Link Lauren, was at the White House yesterday for the King Charles visit. "The King is not an inherently political figure." So, what was he there to do yesterday?

Ooooh, methinks you might like this...the Supreme Court just effectively shut down race-based gerrymandering, which democrats have used for years to undermine Republican states and districts. Poof. Gone. What does this mean for the midterms- and even moreso- for 2028?

King Charles III becomes the first British monarch in over 30 years to address a joint session of Congress — and Democrats stood and cheered. Meanwhile, the Southern Poverty Law Center is indicted for allegedly funding the very hate groups it claims to fight. Annie Frey breaks it all down with Jack Posobiec, Fred Fleitz, and Joe Concha. Plus, Wiggins America’s “What the…?” stories, X’s & Y’s with...

King Charles III delivers remarks to a joint session of Congress on America’s 250th anniversary — Democrats clap for the King but not the President? Annie reacts live. Then Ryan Wiggins bails, so Mark Reardon steps in for X’s & Y’s and tackles gender differences on car shopping, “nesting,” and the viral baseball foul ball controversy, where a man took a home run ball from a little girl.

Fox News contributor Joe Concha pushes back hard on the “both sides” narrative after multiple assassination attempts on President Trump and the killing of Charlie Kirk. Concha breaks down why political violence is overwhelmingly coming from one direction and shares his take on the current media and cultural climate.