The Annie Frey Show Podcast

A lawsuit could force Illinois to redraw its congressional districts in light of the recent Supreme Court ruling. But will it help?

"It has shaken our military and the intelligence community," says Rep. Eric Burlison, who is on with us this hour. Lots of topics to discuss with him and Deroy Murdock.

Sure seems like it. Chuck Schumer doesn't have much leash when it comes to spending too much, but he'll say he's concerned. Wiggins America is Things You Should Never Buy Used.

With new clips surfacing from Susie Wiles, Chief of Staff for the Trump White House, among others, saying we're going to find out soon how many states Trump actually won in 2020, it's a topic worth revisiting. Plus, we discuss kickbacks in Ohio for the fraud line, and cropdusting, which means exactly what you think it does.

Is it possible we've gotten to the point on the timeline when it doesn't matter if the illegal being deported is a pedophile, but whether they were treated fairly by customs? ICE is the keyword, and wherever they go, they're prejudged.

Andrew Harding of the Heritage Foundation is here to discuss the pendulum swing of addressing China through different administrations.

Trace Gallagher is the Chief Breaking News Correspondent for Fox News and he says the dynamic of the LA mayoral race has implications for ALL blue cities in the USA.

That dream involves having a socialist running New York City, and an avowed anti-socialist like Spencer Pratt running Los Angeles. A perfect experiment, wouldn't you say?

Luke is an investigative reporter for the Daily Wire, and he's uncovered entire buildings that are fake scheme centers in Ohio.

In the middle of this hour of important discussions, as Trump visits China, we take a break to talk about the existence of a baby Beiber, if such a thing exists for the superstar, and Wiggins America offers up things retirees regret buying.

Or...do you have one at all? It appears most of you DO NOT WANT THE MEDIA TO SENSATIONALIZE THIS. Alright, we hear ya! Rachel Campos Duffy on family, Steve Moore on jobs, and Katie Pavlich on Iran in this show from a secondary studio.

We discuss strength, inwardly, and also, is the Virginia Supreme Court about to get unanimously fired for not giving Democrats what they want? In this discussion, we learn the difference between a Sack and a Pack.

"The only country continuing to cause problems is Iran," says Pavlich, host of "Kavie Pavlich Tonight" on NewsNation. It's actually rather remarkable how well the Abraham Accords have held together.

"But people are worried about affordability," and that absolutely matters. But making more money is the way out, and that is happening now. It just needs to happen faster, to make up for Bidenflation.

Is Hormuz the main driver of woes at the pump right now? Of course. But wouldn't we all be better off without gas taxes? Temporarily...or permanently?

For instance, making meals, and making people come home to eat those meals instead of all the extra-curriculars, that's what gets them all in the same place at the same time. It's tough, but it's important.

Maybe it's something in the air, or maybe it's summertime creeping in, but it feels good to be proud of your country right now, if only gas prices would go down. Wiggins America has the Monday Roundup.

We're talking aliens, and not the voting kind. And we're talking theology. A wise man once said, never mix politics and religion. That man is not on our show today. Gen. Keith Kellogg is, and so is Kevin Farley!

A quote there from Annie Frey, of the Annie Frey Show, as we do a lot of talk about theology and aliens, AND a vigorous discussion about what the show might become if somebody wanted to leave.

That's a strange occurrence- something must be working! 700,000 jobs have been created in the private sector just in Trump's second term. It's a number that's starting to be felt. Sonderling is the current Acting Labor Secretary.

Are there allies to help us enforce things, ongoing in the Middle East/Iran? Yes, says the General, and United Arab Emirates, of all people, could be the ones to do it.

The Farley house was competitive in one thing: Comedy. He says a lot of comedians now are trying to be smart, and poignant, but what makes him really laugh is someone falling into a lake.

We talk Iran with Gen. Keith Kellogg and the economy with the Acting Labor Secretary of the US, then a bit of Mother's Day advice from Ethan.

Kevin Farley joins us for a rollicking session of stories, and Wiggins America brings us the Bee or Not the Bee on a Friday in St. Louis, Missouri (and Illinois).

This question could be a divider of people. It's along the lines of 1. Stay the course. 2. Alter it up. But not exactly. Larry Alex Taunton brings the heat with a great segment on real fascism and we find out if Annie is Okay or not in the 3rd hour.