The Annie Frey Show Podcast

We're asking you to weigh in, as we periodically do, on what works and what you like! Also, what a crazy day- David Koechner from The Office and Anchorman is here, in studio, for two segments!!!

And, are sloths real? Annie thinks no. Or she used to. The Blues season is over, and Annie has mom hacks that are much better than Ryan's dad hacks. Also, are you a Ding or a Dong?

"You have a responsibility to entertain," but when it comes to society, he doesn't view himself as a man with deep responsibilities to the public. "I know all the mountain ranges," he adds.

We start the hour with the world-famous, Anchorman & Office & SNL star David Koechner, in studio, then we pivot to how to teach kids to be more assertive.

Is Woke Batman sort of fighting crime? Is Mamdani, mayor of NYC actually thinking about taxing other cities? Some of these stories are fake, and some of them are not!

It's been a good week for America, in a variety of ways. We're here to have a little fun with it today on the Annie Frey Show, since political correctness is anti-humor.

The Assistant Treasury Secretary is on the AFS today to highlight how babies born this year and last will have a leg up- but there's more!

Not that there's anything wrong with that. We talk to Hogan Gidley and Jim Carafano about Iran success, which is increasing by the day, and Hans Von Spakovsky about the Supreme Court justices. Could Trump pick another?

Volleyball for old people, the difference between April and May (on the ballfield) and finding your grandma playing video games are all part of the last hour today.

It's not what he was elected on, but every single one of these ordeals is moving the the right direction, or already has. Wow, what a difference! "It's like a giant Jenga puzzle."

Stuey is here to talk about these little-known mortgage routes. For instance, have you ever heard of a "Recast" mortgage?

"The question is, what's next?" Hogan Gidley of the America First Policy Institute says Trump is reshaping the Middle East for generations.

We talk to Hogan Gidley about Iran, then a detailed mission ops from Jim Carafano. Wiggins America looks at the worthless advice Gen Xers got that doesn't matter now.

With news of Alito going to the hospital, everyone is asking the same question. "Alito has been on the court for only 20 years," says Hans, while Thomas has been on for 30. That's a big time difference!

Trump's actions in the Middle East are historic, and major changes are underway. Just today, a ceasefire is announced involving Hezbollah! These are the ramifications of quelling Iran.

Is Trump starting wars, or ending them? We talk to Harris Faulkner on this topic, and then Margot Cleveland of the Federalist drops solid new evidence that Trump's impeachment in 2019 was staged by the "deep state." We take phone calls in the meantime about the Pope/Politics topic.

Yes, it's time to make fun of bad songs sung by hippie communists. This one is NOT the worst of them, but we do play one of the worst anyway, for comparison.

Who's the special guest? Why, it's LESA! And then, find out who the best mayor in the St Louis metro area is, at least, according to their last name.

And it's all Iran based. "The blockade is working" says the host of Outnumbered and The Faulkner Focus on Fox News.

Good & evil, bad & good, however you want to put it. This is about having a compass that drives your moral choices and opinions. We take your calls on the subject of Pope, Catholicism, and Politics.

They faked a whistleblower, fed him information he didn't have, and then used him to open an investigation which ultimately led to the impeachment of Trump. Margot Cleveland is here, from the Federalist, and you should listen to this.

The US blockade of Iranian ports is working. Iran has no leverage now. Is this how the conflict ends? Trump sure thinks so. Margot Cleveland is with us this hour, and Wiggins America walks through electability of the top Democrat presidential contenders.

We have a big show today with the return of ANNIE FREY from vacation, and Jim Talent with the latest on Iran, Sen. Eric Schmitt on the SAVE Act, and Chad Pergram on congressional math with the impending departure of Eric Swalwell, among others.

Trump is apparently the most supernatural doctor in history, in a post now deleted. We talk the Grafton/Brussels Ferry, and why women, apparently, take so long to get out of the car.

MO's junior senator says this country has suffered enough under bad amnesty and immigration plans, now is not the time to start talking amnesty. Lots of problems to fix first.