The Annie Frey Show Podcast

She's the White House Deputy Press Secretary and she's here to talk about the Supreme Court decisions which fell today in the favor of the President.

But will it go anywhere? President Trump says yes, the voting republican base says yes, some Republican senators say no. A bit of a disconnect, you could say.

This is all about the gun rights law in Hawaii, and a handful of immigration rulings. Hans gives the implications of these rulings.

Are you listening to this show overseas because of our comprehensive World Cup coverage? Then you're going to be sorely disappointed! But you should still listen. Hans Von Spakovsky this hour.

It's a tough job, shrinking government, but someone's gotta do it, eventually...Tom Shillue is on the show from Guttfeld! and Harris Faulkner, of Outnumbered and the Faulkner Focus on Fox News.

This is Ethan's Saucy Soiree, and you never know what will happen in Sports and Local.

A guy said something to Annie about her cart. You be the judge. And, should women be getting flowers all the time or are they all just spoiled and probably that's what it is, right?

It's just to knock them down, that's all. And, we discuss getting horrible smells out of your car like the one Annie is trying to get out of her car right now.

She's on Outnumbered and the Faulkner Focus on Fox News, and the author of Faith Still Moves Mountains. Today she's talking with Annie about American culture, and American values.

Tom Shillue has worked with Nate Bargatze many times, on alternative circuits as comedians and has nothing but great things to say about him. Why all the controversy with him attending the UFC event?

How do we pronounce these acronyms? Let's give it a shot. And are all acronyms created equal in the eyes of the law? Wiggins America this hour discovers how to find a lie.

Weird stories about roller derby and Iran are waiting for you in the first hour alone. Then, does God hear our prayers for the Republic? And if so, how is he answering them?

We have thoughtful answers to this question, as well as news about Olin, and we talk whether or not women have a higher pain tolerance than men.

When they ask you if you'd like to round up, what do you say? Here's a creative response.

A resistance exists to fix these things, despite the conditions and all the fraud in California. Think about it- the highest gas taxes in the country and the worst roads? How did that happen?

Hamilton is a musical, The Patriot is a drama, but there really aren't many historically accurate (or existent) movies about the Founding of America. We talk to Trace Gallagher about this, also, from Fox News.

Senator Jim Talent outlines why there's a new order of business in the Middle East, and Trump made it happen. That new order does not include a terror state.

And, will New York City lose it's status as the financial hub of the USA? It seems to be heading that direction, but Wall Street will be the deciding factor.

This could be alternatively titled, A Reflection on the Reflection Pool, by the AFS. And maybe someday that's a good book, but for now, we've got Fred Fleitz to explain the Iran deal from an America First perspective and Steve Moore to explain why Latin America is going conservative.

It's important to compare Trump, or any politician, not to perfection, but to the alternative. Do we trust America would be safer from Iran, and the Middle East would be better off under Kamala Harris or Joe Biden? We could discuss this all day.

The center of the party is moving further and further left. Zohran Mamdani can't wear a USA jersey to USA World Cup games. Have you noticed that?

Our first guest, Stephen Moore, gives this quote when talking about the shift in Latin American politics, and how many countries have moved rightward, quickly, in light of socialism malfunctioning.

This is no endless war! So what's the problem with this Iran deal? Maybe it's just that people don't know much about it. Fred Fleitz is Vice Chair of the America First Policy Institute Center for American Security, and he's got the details.

The unfreezing of funds for Iran has a plethora of strings attached, including the purchase of US equipment for farming, and other things. Why do we dislike this deal so much?

The legality of these things is inevitably going to be questioned, but aren't they fun? Maybe you don't think so. We have mixed opinions, but more importantly, gas prices are dropping and we have questions about the Iran memorandum, which we will attempt to have answered.