Nothing is more important to this born and raised Illinoisan working mom of three small children than the future of this great country. Annie may be a millennial, but she's far from the caricature. Proving that young people can harness attributes of self-determination, hard work, and true conservatism, Annie loves discussing the latest news and events with people of all walks of life. Don't agree? Great! Love what she's saying? Perfect! The Annie Frey Show is Younger. Smarter. Better.

Dinesh D'Souza joins us this hour, and Wiggins America brings you some questionable John Fetterman comments on why the GOP was wrong to bully Fauci.

We start the show with a report on a water-systems hack from Iran in Minnesota, and then we talk to Senate candidate Michelle Tafoya about men, women, sports, and the Indiana Fever. How is it that Socialism and Israel are the two issues driving apart the democrat party?

How is it that Israel and Socialism are the two lines in the sand dividing the democrat party right now? We take your questions this hour in #NextQuestion, and discuss Amendments 4 & 5.

She's running for Senate in Minnesota, and cultural issues are central to the conversation right now in America. Michelle Tafoya is here to talk about fairness in sports.

If you have kids under 18, or grandkids, they qualify for what might be a free money account. Kush is here to discuss this and how the admin is solving problems we didn't know we had.

She continues winning on and off the court. We discuss how the older you get, the less you seem to care when people disagree with you. Kinda nice, isn't it?

There's been an attack on the water systems software of Minnesota- a cyber attack. Did it come from Iran, or incompetence? We shall soon know, but until then, the Annie Frey Show is here on a Friday.

The audience is an overwhelming yes, with caveats, but that's why we're having the discussion. Also, Trump Accounts, a rehash of 2020 (what a year!) and why are Annie and Tricia talking about feet in the 2pm hour?

She's somehow involved in the culture war by asking men to play men's sports. And could the NBA be coming to St. Louis? It's a long shot but there are rumors.

Why is Jordan all mixed up in these negotiations? Sen. Talent can give the lowdown on Hezbollah, and Jordan's role in all this Middle East turmoil.

This is a legal problem for him. Now that he's pardoned, what is he protecting himself from? Is it his reputation that's on the line, as his diary suggests?

There's a lot of misinformation about Trump Accounts. Also, are you a wee-oooh (policeman) or a honk honk (trucker) as we discover the professions of our listeners, ad there's a shorthand language developing in the AFS chat among them.

He plead the 5th over 100 times yesterday- the count has changed to 112 times apparently- but why won't he talk now when he talked plenty in all the other hearings? Is it...gasp...the pardon?

This is one loaded show, with a lot of passionate opinions, and dare I say, pleas. Amendments 4 and 5 are very good opportunities for Missourians, with Marc Cox and Mark Reardon both joining us in studio. And Sen. Josh Hawley is our guest after grilling the rat this morning, Dr. Fauci.

Further discussion about ELIMINATING YOUR INCOME TAX. MISSOURI! This is your chance! And it probably won't happen again. Also, Fauci is an A-cup, and wearing flip-flops to work is fine.

"What a crook, that's my take-away." Sen. Josh Hawley got his chance to ask Dr. Anthony Fauci a series of questions today, and got nothing but legal...or illegal...pleading the 5th thrown back. "He didn't want to be held to account."

Why has this issue crossed all boundaries? Because it's a local issue, at heart. Deroy is a nationally syndicated columnist and Fox News Contributor.

Is the data center issue becoming left/right? Deroy Murdock explains, and Senator Josh Hawley joins us after a hot and contentious line of questioning on Capitol Hill with Fauci today.

Fauci is in the hot seat, but saying absolutely nothing. His words are already transcribed against his public statements in 2020. The man lied, and the world felt the pain. Marc Cox and Mark Reardon are in this hour to discuss Amendments 4 and 5 as well.

He's been pardoned already, so what will happen in tomorrow's hearing? The truth, the whole truth, and genuine repentance, or will Fauci incriminate himself further against his own words, public and private? We discuss with Joe Concha and Rep. Mary Miller today.

If he had not run for President in 2023/4, what would be Ron DeSantis' political position now? We hyperbolize, and discuss, while also asking in Xs & Ys, do women genuinely need more down time than men?

Concha predicts these hearings will prove he deserves jail, but that nothing will happen because the left legitimately does not care what Fauci did.

She makes the case that we can basically do anything we want there, with little recourse- so the decisions are for long term security and short term fixes, both simultaneously.

Victoria Coates and Joe Concha are our guests on the topics of Iran and Fauci, but we pause inbetween to hear the President speaking and everyone singing at Lindsey Graham's funeral.

What should happen next to Fauci? "Throw the book at him," says Miller. "These are crimes against humanity," and we have them all, plain as day, in his own handwriting.

Lies, lies, and recorded lies in the world of the NIH, led by Dr. Fauci, who is coming to a bit of public reckoning. Rand Paul leads the way, and we talk to Rep. Mary Miller about it.

Should she run? Will she? Who else do they have? Dave Rubin of the Rubin Report is our guest today, on this subject and socialism in America, and Annie tells a story of sports disqualification.

How do you respond to a Dylan Mulvaney joke? Trump is "on" and we don't know if you watched it, but it's a funny affair. Also, why does the World Naked Bike Ride only go 3 miles?

"Just the average apolitical person" doesn't really get socialism. It sounds nice, but they realize very quickly it doesn't turn out very well. Dave Rubin is the host of the Rubin Report.

And they're saying people don't like the economy. But why? The economy is actually very strong right now, especially jobs. But the obvious problems still exists- prices.

Kamala, AOC, and who else is leading the polls for Dem President in 2028? And Sen Kennedy is on Face the Nation facing some asinine questions about the Save Act.

The Fauci Diaries, Day 1: We learn that there was almost nothing true from Dr. Anthony Fauci concerning Covid. It's a major scandal, will it be covered extensively?

We debate the merits of tightening the belt vs. the overprinting of the dollar, and how both can co-exist. Kevin Wheeler joins us for a youth sports diorama, and Ethan takes us on a naked bike ride.

It's time to stroll down memory lane, and reminisce a bit before we veer off into leathery old beach people skin, and what would be your weapon of choice, in the room you're in now, if the revolution started today.

Is your dream to ride around St. Louis naked on your bike while raising money for no cause and vaguely protesting something about the environment? Then we have the segment for you!

Is Elon Musk really offering Mel Gibson money to make a better Odyssey? Does the WNBA really only have 7 female players?

We take calls and texts on the poll about affordability, and ask whether there are things that can be cut, or do wages need to rise to catch up?

We discuss youth sports, and Kevin Wheeler from KMOX joins us for most of the hour as both sports analyst and coach himself!

Is it affordability, Iran, election integrity, or socialism? And while you're pondering that question, consider what makes a man attractive-really-to a woman, because we're discussing both all day!

Which does it indicate? And we also tackle the phrase, Happy Wife, Happy Life. Being emotionally available, is that something attractive to women? Are you sure?

The Lt. General thinks Trump "has done the right thing," but "this has expanded out." So what is next, in dealing with the Islamic Republic? Kellogg has opinions.

"We're in it to win it," says Tracy, acknowledging that for a Republican, it's an uphill battle in Illinois. But wouldn't IL be better off as a 2-party state?