The Annie Frey Show Podcast

"It's going to teach children to be entrepreneurial," says President Trump. What's he referring to? Why, Trump Accounts, of course!

A definitive look at biohacking and looksmaxing in this hour, with important advice from the team on how to look your best. Kush Desai from the White House is our guest on other topics.

Democrat, Republican, both or neither? The obvious answer is both, but we dig a little deeper into recent examples of fraud, and find a tilt in one direction. Joe Concha, Stuart Rosenblum and Jim Carafano join as guests.

Or does a man have a role in the discussion of the issue at large? Also, Ryan and Ethan get emotional over very bad soccer, and they're right and everybody else is wrong!

Carafano explains a lot in this segment, but also dives into this endless war, saying, essentially, this war is already over- and will never have any resolution. It is, what it is.

If a tree falls in a forest, does it have a nazi tattoo? We discuss much more important issues with Jim Carafano and Stuart Rosenblum this hour.

"This is the red line?" Democrats have suddenly discovered the demarcation of a candidate, just now? Oh wait, this has happened many, many times before in recent history on that side of the aisle.

There are numerous examples of corruption in politics, but does it skew one direction lately? Debate! And Joe Concha joins us to discuss Graham Platner in Maine.

Fox News is showing incriminating texts from Tyler Robinson to his roommate about why he chose to - allegedly - murder Charlie Kirk. It's because Charlie was so full of "hate." What do you say about this? We have a bit of World Cup discussion on hand, but for the most part, it's America 250.

Should she take a whiskey cold plunge or clean the bathrooms? Annie has a little time, and we have suggestions. Plus, there's a major Walmart moment you should hear.

The road to the majority may run through Minnesota, where the corruption of current leadership is national news, over and over again. Michelle Tafoya is running for Senate there, and she's talking with us today.

It's America 250 baby! Steve Moore points out how Americans of all political stripes are celebrating, although it's a little tilted toward you if you like free market economies.

No, this isn't vandalism, it's the spirit of America and it's Annie's car! Ever had a bad day? Where your windshield breaks suddenly? We discuss, between economics with Steve Moore and the Senate with Michelle Tafoya.

Now that people are seeing we're not the source of all the world's problems, are they waking up to propaganda news? Hogan Gidley is with the America First Policy Institute.

Hogan Gidley from the America Policy Institute this hour, and Wiggins America gives tell-tale body language Americans use, which other cultures don't. There's something about leaning on things in public. Weird!

It's the sweet spot of all American fun- the summer of 2026. Enjoy! We have a show lined up that celebrates it and asks you who is our best ever? Washington, Lincoln, Graham or Trump? There's extra Red White and Blue in this show free of charge.

There is nothing "republican" about this celebration, except that republicans seem to be the only ones willing to celebrate our history. It's playing out in real time, as Democrat leaders manufacture reasons to avoid celebrating.

These two factions have divergent views of the world, but a common enemy. That enemy is freedom, capitalism, and Christianity. Larry Alex Taunton is Host of Ideas Have Consequences.

You're nominating the greatest Americans in history, and your list is exhaustive. We interview Larry Alex Taunton about Communism and Islam, and Rep. Mike Bost who's hard at work on Capitol Hill even today.

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?