The Annie Frey Show Podcast

We speak with legal expert Leigh Ann O'Neill about Trump's alternative options for tariffs, and celebrate a gold medal for USA! USA! Does it matter that Kash Patel was at the locker room jam, or not? The President made a call everyone loved, but there's always gonna be haters.

This may seem like a rhetorical question, but it's not! We actually want to know what the goal of the far left is, in their own words, which would bring joy & peace. And, will we see a different Trump after the midterms, or is he always the same Trump?

His recent remarks could skew either way, speaking to a crowd of black Americans, and trying very, very hard to relate. It didn't go well.

Could the DOJ use a shakeup at the top? He runs Florida as efficiently and effectively as any conservative (or otherwise) governor in any state, but he's going to run out of time soon. We also discuss Elon Musk's consistently correct remarks about the Epstein files.

The President says this Supreme Court ruling on Friday actually clarified and gave him more options for tariffs than before, in the legal sense. Leigh Ann O'Neill is here to discuss these options, and whether the Supreme Court really did give Trump a gift.

We're not trying to own the libs, "I actually want the libs to come over to our side," says Annie. And this USA hockey win was a good opportunity to do that. Rivalries are fun!

Trump comes out firing at the Supreme Court, upset at the tariff ruling today. We ask you questions about data centers in your community, and aliens, and Barack Obama. Is any of this a distraction? Is all of it?

We invite you to tell us which of these stories is real, and which are fake. For instance, did two female ICE agents really pretend to have car trouble outside an illegal immigrant's house, just to arrest him when he came out? Find out.

Shannon Bream is the host of Fox News Sunday and an expert on all things involving the Supreme Court. On a very busy day, she calls in to the Annie Frey Show to give all the background on this ruling.

This has forced Trump to possibly declassify info, which he has also seen, regarding aliens....or the lack thereof. We bring you the clips, and will the Supreme Court justices attend the State of the Union Tuesday? Kavanaugh is certainly invited!

There may not be a big change, now that the Supreme Court has ruled against Trump's tariffs. We talk about it with Shannon Bream, and, separately, Ryan discusses goth girls.

What is Trump's response to the Supreme Court's ruling on his tariff power? We give the President the stage, and he takes it, to tell America what a "disgrace" it is. But he's got a backup plan.

You're a safe distance from communism if you're in Missouri, but those of us in Illinoise are getting a little nervous. We have Ted Dabrowski, running for Gov. of Illinois on today, as well as Hans Von Spakovsky on the Save Act, and Mark Vargas of Newsmax brings us bombshell allegations against Gov. Pritzker, involving billions of dollars.

Tricia visits for a rousing segment of "Annie Are You Okay," involving smart underwear and cocaine clowns in your sewers.

Yes, and it's only being discovered because of a tour-guide named Roger! We discuss, in Wiggins America, foods which will be more expensive in 2026, and former Prince Andrew's legal troubles on his birthday, today.

Yes, from Illinois state funds. Mark Vargas, columnist for Newsmax and Editor in Chief of Illinois Review says the sunlight is coming soon on Pritzker, and many dirty deeds are coming to light now.

Who can it be? Because it has to be coordinated, if 1 out of every 5 CDLs issued to Illinois truck drivers is done so illegally. That's a number too high for sheer coincidence, but right in line with coordination.

It wouldn't be the divisive stuff. There are many ways we can save money just by cutting off the insider pipeline (fraud) that runs Illinois. These are highly unifying issues! Ted Dabrowski is running to be the Republican representing IL for Governor.

There's a long list of companies that have left Illinois recently, but are the CHICAGO BEARS maybe the next? It's amazing to think it's possible, which it certainly is. All because of bad business policies.

It's the Wild Wild West of the internet, at your kids fingertips. And it's much smarter than when you were young. Mark Zuckerberg is at a hearing in California today, and we're asking you to weigh in on intervention. Jim Carafano and Deroy Murdock are our guests, but so are you- we take calls on the topic.

He's on a tour, with an awesome name. And is he listening to the Annie Frey Show RIGHT NOW? We invite the text/call. We talk, also, time spent scrolling and SLU's streak.

"I do not trust these folks whatsoever," says Deroy, nationally syndicated columnist. He says the minute Democrats take back congress & the Presidency, they're going to nuke the filibuster entirely. They already tried it in 2021.

Concerning the Save Act, why do we have to pay for our birth certificates at all? Can we address this? Deroy Murdock is on this hour, on that topic, and more.

Do we need to redefine "privilege," back to what it originally meant out of its current highly-social context? Probably!

Deal or no deal? "You can tell nothing from what the Iranians say publicly," says Jim Carafano, on foreign policy, and Trump's aptitude for success in the Middle East.

And job losses are government jobs! Hooray! The economic news is good for anyone without prebaked anti-Trump notions. Can you feel it yet, though? Jim Carafano walks us through the Iran possibilities.

The results of this poll throughout, and at the end of, the show. We have wages, foreign policy, and the Save Act on our minds today with all the guests, and Annie has a migraine! What happens next is anyone's guess.

Mardi Gras was cold, SLU is good, and Logan Paul just made 11 million dollars promoting a Pokemon card because he can do that. What else do you need?

Yes, even with an 80-20 issue in favor of showing ID to vote, Democrats do not want to capitulate on this very popular issue. Hogan Gidley is the former National Press Secretary for the Trump Campaign.

Missouri's former Senator Jim Talent explains how Rubio & Trump are giving Europe exactly what they need, and how the President is using economics to force China's hand.

How are they different? How are they the same? Why is Ryan interviewing Jim Talent about Trump and Europe? Where did Annie go? These questions and more are answered right away in this hour of the Annie Frey Show.

Wages are up $1400/person in one year, but they haven't gotten to the $3000 number to make up for what was lost, per person, during the Biden years. Kush Desai, Deputy White House Press Secretary, says this is a top priority.

He lived and spoke through many eras of America, but Jesse Jackson as we knew him, in the 80s and on, was different from the Civil Rights era. And Kush Desai joins us this hour about money.

NGO defunding is my love language, and I tell my spouse this all too often. What is yours? Cheryl Casone is on the show from Fox Business to talk about all the positive economic news which continues to flow but with little attention, and Wiggins America is The Bee or Not the Bee.

AI amiright? Yes, we have an extremely short horror movie about the show, and we'll play it for you. In the meantime, did you know the Annie Frey Show won a radio award?

We discuss, in depth, why beads are so important this time of year, or possibly the inverse of this. And, bonus: Why AI is so important to the new designs of beads, and their hypnotic effect.

We discuss canning sanctuary cities, Homan, Trump, and ICE wins over the last 2 weeks. There's a reason you haven't heard as much about Minnesota recently. Plus, why beads are so attractive to women in February.

"It was a GOOD report!" Fox Business's Correspondent breaks down what this economy is shaping up to be, and why it's not getting enough attention.

When privates are up, and public is down, that's a healthy economy working. We talk to Cheryl Casone about it, of Fox Business and Wiggins America brings The Bee or Not the Bee.

Trump has some big savings coming for you on new cars, and Lee Zelden (EPA) is very excited about it. Plus, Hans Von Spakovsky on Voter ID and Deroy Murdock says, "the toilet's broken, the plaster's coming off the walls" about a very particular election integrity issue. Stay tuned!

There's a higher principle at work here, and it's called Amendment 1. We talk "Non-traditional Valentines Day" ideas on Wiggins America, and somehow advocate for the return of #56, Ray King, to the Cardinals.

Live, from the lips of the President, we have more coverage of pressers and discuss the nature of Czars. Why was Obama obsessed with czars? Isn't that a RUSSIAN WORD?