The Annie Frey Show Podcast

We start the show discussing the post-9/11 flying situation, and end the show recommending a new documentary on Disney+ about those who survived it. But for the most part, today we're talking about life & consequences of bad decisions. And good decisions too!

There are home movies on VHS, and there are "home movies" on your phone right now. Is this how we remember life the best? Also, Trump Accounts suddenly pay Annie live for her kids' Trump Accounts!

He's running for congress in IL-13, a lean-blue district held by Nikki Budzinski. But he's not just running on a stronger IL immigration system, he's also running against socialist policy.

We start the hour with Deroy Murdock, and end with Jeff Wilson who's running in a purple district, leaning blue, in IL-13. Can he pull off the upset?

He's hand-waving his associations with this violent, looney stuff, but it's not so easy to dismiss when you're running to represent Michigan in the US Senate, says Deroy.

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This show has it all! Link Lauren on the WNBA, Jim Talent on Iran, Will Chamberlain on dems stacking the Supreme Court, and Wiggins on what it takes to be a great dad. And that's all in the first two hours! The third hour has a wonderful story about how the Arch was built.

According to Brad and Ryan, yes! But their definitions are wildly different. Annie weighs in. Plus, there is a secret society of Hollywood conservatives, and yes, they have to hide.

Yes, they're going to do it the minute they can. They do not care about trashing the institution, as long as they rule over the rubble.

Iran things it can mess around, and then talky talky. Nope. They're about to find out, and they've been finding out that Trump is not the same as past presidents.

And he's running to represent Michigan in the US Senate! Hey Michigan, are you paying attention? We have Jim Talent and Will Chamberlain on this hour to discuss this and more.

Why is that darned W so confusing? Scholars have puzzled for years what the W could be, and come to almost no conclusions.

Why is the ballroom construction even a debate? Do Democrats realize a democrat president will one day be able to use the ballroom? Is there some weird nostalgia with the East Wing?

Data centers are the subject in focus today, but so is energy. And this should not be a partisan issue. We talk with Taylor Rogers from the White House about Trump's order regarding energy, and Aaron Del Mar is in studio, Darren Bailey's running mate for Governor of Illinois.

Did you know Avengers: Doomsday is a movie coming out soon? And did you know Missouri and Illinois both have very good basketball teams this year? Simply by reading this description, you now know.

She's the deputy White House press secretary, and she's informing us about the President's executive order today on the electric grid, and all things national security.

This is the power hour, where we discuss the grid, and the AI revolution. We're like a silicon valley podcast, and our hair is all slicked back.

Ok, but can they win the governorship of Illinois? It's an uphill battle for sure, and it's all math. Nobody is excited about a Pritzker 3rd term (not even dems). Aaron Del Mar is here in studio, and he's Darren Bailey's running mate.

Wiggins America has the Monday roundup, but in this hour we're talking Data Centers AND the Darren Bailey campaign strategy with his running mate, Aaron Del Mar of Illinois.

Today we take on the Flock camera controversy, data centers, and anything else making waves! And then we kinda check-out in the 2:00 hour to be honest with you. Hey, it's a Friday.

Are there concerns? Yes, but let's have real discussions about these things instead of taking everything at face value. Also, have you ever been totally on autopilot at work? That's us today!

Trump will appear both nights at the RNC midterm convention. What exactly is a midterm convention? It's new!

How about AOC or Newsom? Our conclusion? Probably not. Trump is one-of-a-kind, and most people who attempt to be like him are cheap imitations.

There are multiple good uses for these, and multiple abuses and misuses. It's the latter we care about. Is the reward worth the risk?

Yes, it's possible that some of the "bad takes" are manufactured click bait for online engagement in the Lindsay Clancy case. That's how social media works. And it's all legal.

That's the question of the day, and we talk to Hans Von Spakovsky about the big mail-in ballot case from the Supreme Court, Catherine Hanaway, Missouri's Attorney General, and Trey Gowdy about his book, "The Sound of Regret."

These are basic human survival tools, listed above. So the government should provide for them, don't you think? We discover in "Annie Are You Okay" why Dr. Christina Edelman is a great name for a bat.

"I want folks to know the criminal justice system" says Gowdy, who outlines how these books are written in his head LONG before they make the page. Listen for more.

Missouri's Attorney General knows the dangers of kids having unrequited access to the internet, but the government has a small role here too.

A discussion about the state of the DC Swamp, punctuated by conversations with Trey Gowdy and Catherine Hanaway, Missouri's Attorney General. And some Burger King news.

Why is there any debate about this crime needing to be reprimanded? A small but stupid minority of women think it wasn't really her fault, it was her brain's fault, or something.

Great guests fill out the show today, including Dr. Oz, on Trump's war against prescription drug prices, and Margot Cleveland, Senior Legal Correspondent at the Federalist on the Supreme Court's ruling for Trump on mail-in-ballots.

They say it's the Southern FU, but it's all in the inflection, honey! We also discuss the names of those long cigarette holders, and question whether St. Louis is uniquely poised to make a comeback.

We're getting closer to the midterms and the Supreme Court has made it known that the President has the authority to make rules about mail-in ballots.

Why are communists here? Because Democrats have allowed it. Don't look at Republicans, we hate this stuff!

It was just bad comedy! Although why is Jelly Roll hosting a late-night show anyway? Oh well, better luck next time, if Kimmel stays on the air.

Dr. Oz is the Director of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and he's saving those programs, one fraud bust at a time.

Casey Musgraves is a singer who is using her concerts to raise money for illegal aliens. Hmmm. I may stubhub my Casey Musgrave tickets. And Dr. Oz joins the show.

It's election season (isn't it always?) And we're asking you if the GOP will keep the House, Senate, both or none? Hogan Gidley discusses the loss of Caroline Leavitt and Jim Carafano is predicting big things for the Middle East and Iran.

Can we please? The ratings would be huge, at least for a short time. So what exactly is the TNBA? Listen and find out!

He's predicted many things about foreign policy correctly, will he be right about this one? There is a fundamental transformation happening in the Middle East right now, and we're leading the charge.

An American icon is no longer with us. We tell stories, and talk with Hogan Gidley and Jim Carafano.