The Annie Frey Show Podcast

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?

Fetterman says he'll support the Save America Act, so Republicans can lose 4 votes now in the Senate- depending on the filibuster. Deroy is a Fox News Contributor and Project 21 Ambassador.

"It's patronizing," says Hans, Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom. And it's not only racist, but it's proven time and time again not to be true, that minorities somehow can't get ID, or that it affects voter turnout.

Trump and Lee Zelden give a presser in which they lower the cost of new cars *snap* like that, through deregulation. We talk news, family and Fortnight.

A massive show today with Michelle Tafoya, running for US Senate in Minnesota, then Senator Eric Schmitt, talking about the Save America Act. Catherine Hannaway is the Missouri Attorney General, on with us at 1:30, and then Jack Posobiec explains what it was like from the epicenter of the TPUSA halftime show that shook the entertainment world as the #1 US livestream of all time.

Nerves going into it? Kid Rock surprising everyone? Certainly! But, "The inspiration was Charlie," says Jack Posobiec, Senior Editor at Human Events. This was a cultural event, and there's a lot of "behind the scenes" to hear.

In an hour where we make a strong & long pitch to make Andrew McCutchen a Cardinal, we also find out from Jack Posobiec that the TPUSA halftime show was the #1 US livestream of all time and #2 worldwide.

"They have a rule that says you're not qualified" to be a member of their board if you're not a woman or of a certain skin color. That's illegal. Find out who the Missouri AG is referring to.

The Save America Act is on the agenda today on the AFS, and in the Senate, but first, Annie and Sen. Schmitt debate the merits of Annie moving, finally, to Missouri.

In a case full of dead-ends, here's another. We have Missouri covered in this hour though, with Senator Eric Schmitt and MO Attorney General Catherine Hannaway on.

She's running for Senate to change that! In Minnesota, Michelle Tafoya is one of the biggest names in the race, and all she's asking is that you "review your paystub" and ask where all that money goes.

Shouldn't this have been done by now? Defunding the NGO complex trying to radicalize and overthrow America with your own money. And, how the Trump admin is making your cars cheaper again.

He's running for governor of IL, and here's how he can win. Ted Dabrowski says he's talking to the right coalitions to thread the needle come November, and turnout is key.

We have Jim Talent on to update us on Iran, and Joe Concha highlights the sudden drop in ratings for the Super Bowl Halftime Show. "You can't outsource this stuff to Jay-Z." We also talk getting older, great pizza and a Cardinals trade which, according to Wiggins, will have a huge affect on the bat and the ball and the clubhouse and things.

And yours, judging by the amount of responses we got. It's Xs and Ys day, where we discuss the hard topics of women & men, including washing your legs, and what scares you about getting older.

Strategies abound with Bob & Tammy of Retirement Advisory Group. It's all about locking in gains and avoiding losses.

There was a 39% drop in viewership compared to last year's halftime show. It can't be denied that this was a huge drop. Was it TPUSA or something else?

Would this be considered progress or regression? Jim Talent, Former US Senator from MO and Chairman of the Reagan Institute's National Leadership Council has the answers.

The images from a tampered camera, before dawn on the day of the kidnapping, provide law enforcement with a trove of evidence. Now we watch for any turns in the case. Jim Talent, Joe Concha, and Bob & Tammy Kershaw this hour.

And what do we call ourselves now that "American" is used for the entire western hemisphere? United Statens? These are the dilemmas caused by multicultural halftime shows, apparently.

We discuss where the ire should be placed, if it should be placed, and why. Also, Ryan Schmelz on Capitol Hill with government shutdown news, and SAVE Act news, and Stephen Moore on Trump Accounts.

¿Qué te pareció el espectáculo del descanso? ​​¿Sentiste que te quedaste un poco al margen con artistas como...Bad Bunny? Did you find this description humorous or bothersome? Because that's kind of the point.

It's a beautiful phrase, compound interest. And that's what Trump Accounts are built on. Economist Stephen Moore shares how he actually suggested this same principle as a way to fix Social Security.

We debate the coverage of Nancy Guthrie, and how the media should handle a high-profile kidnapping. Starting the hour with economist Stephen Moore, who has good news.

Will Thune bring the SAVE Act to a vote? To pass, Republicans will need to do something with the filibuster. Ryan Schmelz is here to break it all down.

All Spanish language music is what he does, and he got hired, and snuck in some semi-cultural-political stuff, but that's what the NFL wanted. And TPUSA nailed it on the counter-program.

Remember the players of the game, of international intrigue. We take calls in the 1:00 hour on this subject, and Andrew says he turns pawns into queens all over the board with his genius moves. Most of them are too practical to hate. Your thoughts? Plus, Mike Bost and Dr. Jacob Olidort.

She just...wasn't...good...at anything. Kamala Harris acts like she won the 2024 Presidential Race on a podcast, and we discuss what pet peeves we have that aren't related to anything my wife does.

A Cards TV deal that makes them less money this year, analyzed. And we discuss the merits of having a ton of kids now that Trump Accounts are a thing!

He's the Director of American Security at America First Policy Institute, and he's very serious when it comes to the implications of Iran- this could be a major shift for the world.

And the Supreme Court seemed to have great questioning for him....though we still don't know the outcome of the "standing" case regarding election integrity.

It was over the Epstein stuff, which has been poorly played by this DOJ. However, policy has been strong, and personality is part of the package. Is this 19D Chess?

Will you watch the Puppy Bowl? There are local puppies this year! This does not matter, what matters is the filibuster, with Hans Von Spakovsky here to talk, the budget, with Rep. Jason Smith, and the future of Illinois, with Lt. Gov. Candidate Carrie Mendoza, with Ted Dabrowski.

Also, we talk some local ties to the Puppy Bowl, and which dogs to root for from the STL area, while also covering much more important issues like Trump's Rx Pilot plan, and a Rat Pilot, but that's different.

"Homeland was only for 2 weeks," says Jason Smith, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. So what happens after 2 weeks to the DHS funding?

Chris Cuomo seems to have found his lane after leaving CNN. Shame he couldn't have done it while he was there. We talk through institutions captured by radicals with our guests this hour.

R, L, or "Team Sanity" as she puts it, Carrie Mendoza and Ted Dabrowski have actual, real, implementable plans for day 1 of a Republican Governorship that are practical. But can they get your vote in the primary?

And is the SAVE Act the most important piece of legislation in Trump's second term? Hans is here, Legal Expert, on this and many other headline issues.

Rep. Tim Burchett acknowledges that good barriers, not bears, make good neighbors. And Hans Von Spakovsky talks election integrity updates.

Surprisingly, there are quite a few more options to this question than you might initially think. Let's discuss, for the future of the country. And common sense wins. Deroy Murdock is here to talk martyrdom, and Paul Mauro will break down the kidnapping case sweeping the nation.