The Annie Frey Show Podcast

The overwhelming answer will not surprise you. But is there much to discuss, racially, or is this entirely about politics? (Hint: yes). Greg Jarrett, Fox News legal joins the show to talk the Supreme Court hearing through, on this topic, and we name drop Golden Girls as often as we can in the last hour.

As bellwethers, of course! And here's where they stand as a temperature guage on the nation. Also, Annie are you OK brings Tricia in for some stories about the asexual nature of polar bears, probably, we think.

Is it possible? 9 months into the President's second term, and it's still such a ludicrous speed of work being done across the country. Hogan Gidley discusses, America First Policy Institute's Senior Advisor for Communications.

Better yet, she won't answer. Is that a yes? It doesn't matter, Bernie Sanders is here to explain for us, and for her. We also discuss the finer points of Pee-Wee Herman movies.

The Fox News Legal Analyst joins the AFS to discuss the Supreme Court's hearing on racial gerrymandering, and how it will affect elections, including, this coming midterm.

And this is in defense of racial gerrymandering, somehow. Let's dive in! Gregg Jarrett is here, too, to discuss the ramifications of this Supreme Court case.

Are congressional democrats besting congressional republicans this time, or are things different now? And how does Trump factor into all of this? That's our poll for today on the Annie Frey Show, where Wiggins returns, and Senator Eric Schmitt presents some optimism for St. Louis.

At the end of this hour, Trump and Kash Patel do a joint press conference, highlighting the country's wins in the crime fight. We also discuss whether or not womansplaining is a thing?

Senator Eric Schmitt, of Missouri, has a message to the good people of Illinois, including us on the Annie Frey Show. Also, we talk about crime with him, and the future of St. Louis.

Deroy says no- the party is hijacked and needs, desperately, a resurgence of reasonable democrats to take the steering wheel again.

In this hour, columnist Deroy Murdock, and Sen. Eric Schmitt, with a plan to turn his hometown around: St. Louis! A little optimism for your Wednesday afternoon.

We've known about this story for a long time- you know, the one where the Governor of Illinois takes all the toilets out of his house to evade taxes- but the rest of the country might just be catching up.

Donald Trump has negotiated peace in Gaza, and it is forcing even his most ardent enemies to praise his efforts.

Ladies, we have questions: Do you like it when men hold the door for you? Isn't mansplaining just men trying to be helpful? Is 23 too young to get married? And should Missouri reform the initiative petition process?

From making peace deals around the world to making streets safer, Donald Trump is having one of the most successful presidencies in history — and he's only been in office for nine months.

Trump makes peace in the Middle East, Obama's legacy looks worse as time goes on, and Ethan on parenting...

Joe Concha shares what lessons he would want his children to learn from Charlie Kirk's life. He also reveals if he believes a Republican can win the New Jersey governor's race.

Heritage Foundation national security expert Jim Carafano breaks down the deal that ended the war in Gaza.

The Article 3 Project's Will Chamberlain reflects on Barack Obama's presidency.

Donald Trump successfully negotiated peace in the Middle East, fended off China's attempt to control the supply of rare earth elements, and reestablished Columbus Day as a National Holiday. Not bad for an extended weekend's worth of work.

Will Letitia James and James Comey go to jail? A shocking poll shows students' cognitive dissonance when it comes to free speech. What is happening on college campuses?

Trump negotiates peace in the Middle East, China is attempting to corner the market on rare earth elements, and WaPo flips on Mamdani.

Should Columbus Day be celebrated? Will the Troops get paid in spite of the shutdown? Why is St. Louis Sheriff Montgomery on house arrest? This episode of The Annie Frey Show answers these questions and more.

Economist Steve Moore breaks down the economic battle with China and then weighs in on Columbus Day.

The shutdown continues. Ryan Schmelz, Fox News Radio Congressional Correspondent, joins the show to let us know if there is an end in sight.

From callers sharing their thoughts on who is responsible for the aggressive political climate to 600-foot politicians wreaking havoc on San Francisco, this show has everything.

Annie has to leave early, so she turns the show over to the boys. It starts with Ryan's interview of Lou Ferrigno, the original Incredible Hulk. Next, Ethan joins for an installment of Sports and Local. Brad follows that up by sharing the audio cuts from news stories you may have missed. The Show closes with the Poll Results

This hour of the show starts with Annie discussing how she handles her liberal friends who are absolutely terrified. Then Ryan presents another installment of The Bee or Not the Bee. The hour closes with Ryan sharing some difficult news.

"We're good and they're evil." Does a comment like that help, or is it accurate? Find out who said, "Bringing a gun to a knife fight" and whether or not it should be considered violent speech.

We discuss, and take your calls. Is Donald Trump the response to left-wing narrative shaping, or is he the source of something sinister?

Did Katie Porter (CA) really grow to 600 feet and destroy a bridge? Or is that a fake headline? Are the "Skimming Stones" a real competition, or a parody band? Find out!

The Nobel Prize went to ... someone other than Donald Trump the same day that Israel began its ceasefire agreement with Hamas. Here's how the historic deal came together, and how the Nobel prize went wrong with Bob Rose from WSKY Radio, Marc Cox and Annie Frey on KFTK and details on the agreement itself from KCBS Radio.

Is peace breaking out in the Middle East? We'll find out once the hostages are release, how serious this gets. In the meantime, care to dabble in some now-proved conspiracy? First, who's funding Antifa? Second, why did Obama's CIA hide their concerns about the Biden family?

A discussion about Make America Healthy Again breaks out...organically. See how that ties together? And do you decorate for Halloween? Did you know those giant skeletons aren't real?

The Vice Chair of America First Policy discusses anti-Israel Islamist groups, and their ability to squeeze out of pressure spots like this. But the hope is, this particular threat, at this particular time, will be neutralized.

Obamacare is a wreck, and has only raised prices. Why don't we fix the problem instead of throwing money at it? Rep. Eric Burlison represents MO-7.

In a loaded hour, will Rep. Eric Burlison on the government shutdown, and Fred Fleitz of America First Policy, we also find time to discuss John Solomon's investigations into the CIA's coverup of their own concerns about Hunter Biden.

Is peace happening in the Middle East? Several countries, including ours, are attempting to broker new accords, and we may see the release of hostages next week. It's time to celebrate...hopefully!

Ryan argues that the vacuum created by not teaching any worldview had left us with the current state of schools. Annie argues that hard-left teachers would destroy the faith on purpose if forced to teach the Bible. What do you think?

Point, counterpoint, who do you agree with on this topic? Even if you're a Christian, the answer may not be so simple.

Ouch. That's not how you do an interview, even an adversarial one, which this was not. Katie Porter has our attention for just this moment, then we'll go back to not caring.

Chicago PD is not responding to calls from help from fellow law enforcement. That never happens. This is Pritzker and Johnson's Chicago now. And Rob Chadwick is here to talk about it, retired FBI supervisory agent.