The Annie Frey Show Podcast

It's election season (isn't it always?) And we're asking you if the GOP will keep the House, Senate, both or none? Hogan Gidley discusses the loss of Caroline Leavitt and Jim Carafano is predicting big things for the Middle East and Iran.

Can we please? The ratings would be huge, at least for a short time. So what exactly is the TNBA? Listen and find out!

He's predicted many things about foreign policy correctly, will he be right about this one? There is a fundamental transformation happening in the Middle East right now, and we're leading the charge.

An American icon is no longer with us. We tell stories, and talk with Hogan Gidley and Jim Carafano.

That's the idea! The department of education wants to get out of the way and let parents make decisions about their childrens' education.

Does America have the appetite for what Democrats would do with control of Congress? The midterms are coming, so we'll find out soon.

Rx drug prices have lowered, inflation is under control, government spending is down, and government waste is being eradicated, along with fraud across the country. The border is closed. Wages are going up. The President's policies are working, but is his personality?

There's more oil flowing now through the strait than before this war started- so are gas prices to follow suit? Victoria Coates is with Heritage's Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy.

Do conservatives have more kids? The answer is yes, and we discuss why that might be. HOPE is a 4-letter word, and so is NUTS. Annie advises having lots of babies.

They couldn't get away with it forever, and now they're paying the piper, whether they want to or not. Iran is a terror state, run by terror sponsors, and that ends now.

Oil falls, the Dow rises, all on the news of Scott Bessent's announcement about Iran. Apparently the markets like the move.

This is now a full economic war, where the US will not only sanction Iran, but pressure and stop any nation from doing business with them. Iran will be totally isolated.

Grown, diminished, or stayed relatively the same? Or are you a Christian at all? This is today's youtube live chat poll, and a running thread throughout the show today. Al Robertson of Duck Dynasty and much more from callers, texters, and Joe Concha.

Not that those two topics in the headline are linked, but they both come up in this hour. In particular, what is it about eating naked in a restaurant, with other naked people, that costs so darn much? Is it the food?

What a great promise! Yet, it takes time and persistence at times. Are we seeing a rise in the seeking of Christ in America? The raw numbers suggest yes.

Or lack thereof, as we discover many people walking through these trying times, and asking the most important questions of all. Where are you, God? Its these tests that define a life.

This is about The View, owned by ABC, having to backtrack on themselves so much. Credibility isn't even in the conversation, it's just awkward to watch it happen.

No finger wagging, no judgement- not from us anyway. Letting people know you have a relationship with God can change your relationship with THEM, but its a relationship grounded in eternity.

Strange happenings in LA with Karen Bass, mayor, bragging about taking tax-money for her campaign. Teens, summer jobs, and Brian Kilmeade in the second hour and giant dead squid with loud, accurate foghorn sounds round out the day.

"It's still too early," says Kilmeade, about predicting anything for the midterms. Gas and oil are the main issue, and it will depend on those prices. He's coming to St. Louis on Nov. 21, hear all about it!

In a very "Thursday" kind of hour, we discuss eating squid, waterslide wedgies, and the true sound of foghorns. This is all during "Annie Are You Okay" with Tricia.

There are mind control drugs in South America and Ghost Genes in the human genome. These stories are SCARY. Or at least we'll present them as scary.

A trans-man from San Francisco finds out America is not so bad after he leaves it, and Brian Kilmeade stops by for a visit about his upcoming show in Chesterfield.

What a strange story- the mayor of Los Angeles is going to use public tax money for her campaign, whether you're voting for her or not-- and that's supposed to be lauded?

This discussion goes far and wide about tipping culture, and it appears to be affecting the way workers ask you to tip now too. We speak with Hans Von Spakovsky about LA Mayor Karen Bass's weird fundraiser, and Wiggins America wows with Tales from the Darkside.