58% of the Annie Frey Show audience says NO!  42% of the AFS audience must be encouraged then, because the polls are favorable for a Trump win.  But the Senate?  That's dicey.  

There's a laundry list of things that you should keep to yourself.  But then again, there are things you should be sharing, especially with your significant other.  It all depends on who you're talking to, I guess?

The Fraternal Order of Police has endorsed President Trump.  Why?  Joe Gamaldi is here, and he's not holding back.  

Deroy Murdock and Lt. Joe Gamaldi are both here to share bold stats on crime, economics, and Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump.  

Are you worried about his security?  Deroy Murdock says he needs to keep doing rallies, keep the crowds roaring, and maybe, maybe do these things indoors from now on.  

How do we make American food great again?  Surprisingly, there are a lot more politics involved that there should be.  So we have a health problem with a political solution.  Interesting times.  

Sunny Hostin is on The View, and if you've noticed, there's a certain worldview that is propped up and encouraged on that show.  It's a highly destructive worldview, with an appetite for annihilation that cannot be satiated.  Also, Dr. Marty Makary is here to talk about health!

There would have to be high-level officials involved if the U.S. government had anything to do with it.  But what about Iran?  Or was the Secret Service trying to make itself look good?  These are the ideas being floated currently, and we discuss on the Annie Frey Show.  

Which party wants to leave you alone and let you live your life?  That's a good question, because whichever party is trying to control your speech is probably not the one who wants to leave you alone.  

Toilet paper, coffee pods, and lots of other things.  We discuss which of these you really can rely on outside of well-known names, and which ones to buck up and pay for the top tier.  

There are now Americans who think it's fine to prosecute your political enemy, as long as they disagree with him enough.  Andy McCarthy explains how the process itself is the penalty, regardless of the outcome.  

An ingenious way to warn terrorists:  Blow up their pagers.  Jim Carafano joins, and Andy McCarthy explains why Donald Trump's lawfare is not confined to him, he's just the one we hear the most about.  

Wiggins outlines why he thinks the second Trump assassination was not an inside job, but also gives the ways it could be.  Annie entertains the idea that maybe we don't know yet.  Brad's all in on conspiracy.  What about you?  

This isn't just a wrapup of new Fast Food menu items, this is an in-depth look at what drives our food passions.  It's Wiggins America.  

This seems to be happening a lot, doesn't it?  Let's talk about why, and what the future holds for Trump.  Why are crazy people trying to assassinate him?   Joe Concha, Robert Law and Steve Moore are guests on Ryan's birthday.  

Matt Walsh has the #4 movie in America, asking that very question.  His results will SHOCK you.  That anti-racist thought leaders can be bought.  It's an intriguing tale, and it's in theaters now!

One attempt is too many.  There are now two would-be assassins who have attempted to kill the former President, and possible future President.  The Secret Service is asking for more resources.  When is there enough proof that they don't have it?  

The difference between the Trump economy and the Biden-Harris economy could not be more stark.  Does Trump need to campaign?  If he only campaigns on this, it would probably be enough.  Steve Moore and Joe Concha join.  

Economics are not Kamala Harris's strong suit.  She does have a plan though, it's called, "Opportunity Economy" and it is as detailed as putting two nice words together.   

The Director of the Center for Homeland Security and Immigration laments the state we're in, where political violence against Trump is becoming the norm.  

Would there be the same "blame the candidate" rhetoric, or would people be losing their minds that the sitting (Republican) president wasn't protecting his political opponent.  Assassination attempt #2 is in the books.  Let's hope there's not a 3.  

We welcome back Hannah, who has recently won the Best Local Radio Host award and is now a co-host on the Bret Mega Morning Show on Y 98. Hannah discusses her transition from the Annie Frey Show to morning radio, sharing insights on the early hours and fast-paced content. The show features an engaging "Ask Us Anything" segment where Hannah answers questions about her tattoos, dance routines, and first cars. The hosts also delve into the significance of lifelong relationships, and the YouTube Live Chat poll reveals 55% of listeners do not want Trump to debate again.

In this hour of the Annie Frey Show, President Donald Trump speaks live from Rancho Palos Verdes, California. He criticizes Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom for their handling of state issues, including water management and crime. Trump addresses his debate strategy, legal challenges, and his plans for large-scale deportations and enhanced border control. He also outlines his economic policies aimed at job creation and contrasts his vision with the current administration’s approach.

Annie Frey and co-host Brad Range dive into Donald Trump's decision not to participate in another debate with Kamala Harris. They discuss concerns surrounding Harris's internal polling and her struggle with young voters, along with media bias and off-the-record political insider influence. The hour features listener reactions and opinions on the debate performances of both Trump and Harris, including insights from callers.

  The discussion touches on homelessness in Springfield, Ohio, where a local advocate highlights the real impact of housing displacement. Annie also dives into the political ramifications of immigration, resource allocation, and Kamala Harris's record, linking it all back to the broader economic struggles facing Americans today.

Annie Frey opens the phone lines to callers, sparking a lively discussion on whether Donald Trump should participate in future debates. Jan proposes a town hall format where voters can ask direct questions, while Michael commends Kamala Harris for her debate performance and sharp counterpoints to Trump. 

In a surprise appearance, Hannah Gibbs, former producer of The Annie Frey Show and now a prominent host on Y98’s morning show, joins the conversation. The episode covers her transition to Y98, the challenges of early morning radio, and her recent accolade as Best Local Radio Host. Hannah shares insights into her personal and professional growth, reconnecting with Annie and the audience in this fun, nostalgic segment. The show also includes a live chat Q&A, where listeners get to ask Hannah their burning questions.

On this episode of The Annie Frey Show, the team explores voter reactions to a possible Kamala Harris presidency versus support for Donald Trump. They discuss the relationships among Joe/Jill Biden & Kamala Harris, and analyze a video of Joe Biden wearing a Trump hat. The episode also covers a reported interim report on an assassination attempt on Trump and related security issues.

 In this episode of The Annie Frey Show, Tammy Bruce delves into the surprising voter shift from Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump, attributing it to dissatisfaction with current Democratic policies and a newfound appreciation for Trump’s unorthodox approach. Later, Tyrus joins Annie to discuss Patrick Mahomes' decision to remain politically neutral and the role of celebrities in politics. 

Tammy Bruce delves into the surprising shift in voter sentiment, highlighting how individuals who previously supported Hillary Clinton are now backing Donald Trump. Bruce attributes this shift to dissatisfaction with current Democratic policies and a growing appreciation for Trump’s non-traditional approach. She contrasts Trump’s direct, unpolished style with Kamala Harris’s more refined but less substantive rhetoric. Bruce also emphasizes the importance of a strong Republican turnout in the upcoming elections and the need to counteract the Democrats' fear-based campaign tactics.

In this episode of The Annie Frey Show, Tyrus joins the discussion to react to Patrick Mahomes’ stance on staying politically neutral and how celebrities use their platforms. Tyrus and Annie explore the motivations behind political endorsements in Hollywood, the intersection of sports and politics, and why public figures like Mahomes choose to focus on unity instead of division

In the first hour of The Annie Frey Show, the crew dives into Donald Trump's election performance and his confrontations with Biden supporters at a Pennsylvania event. They also break down Hunter Biden’s legal troubles, including tax evasion, and discuss Merrick Garland’s DOJ press conference on nonpartisanship. To conclude, the crew explores the pressing need for the Save Act to protect voter integrity and prevent illegal voting.

In this episode of The Annie Frey Show, Annie and Brad are joined by Hans Von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, to analyze the Merrick Garland-led Department of Justice. They explore allegations of political bias in high-profile cases involving Donald Trump and Joe Biden, examine the DOJ's handling of election integrity issues, and discuss the role of political appointees in shaping the department's actions. Strategies for restoring public trust in the DOJ are also discussed.

Let's talk about that debate.  Because everyone with skin in the game has an opinion...except us?  Ours is that the debate didn't really do...anything... What's your opinion?   Amazingly, Kamala Harris seemed to calm nobody's fears that she doesn't have a plan, and Trump did the same thing Trump always does.  

Ryan shares a story about 9-11 he's never told before, and Brad is doing some very unique things in remembrance of this day.  We also address, a little more, what it takes to be a man.  

Dan and Doug from the Edwardsville Rotary Club have some important info to share with you about what they're doing in Madison County.  If you have a non-profit, or you're just trying to help people, you're going to want to pay attention.  

Trump took the bait at times last night, but there's always something to it, isn't there?  For instance, does he need to talk about crowd size?  Not really.  Does he need to hammer down on the economy?  Yes.  Lots of guests this hour, let's go!

Lahren says DJT went down rabbit holes he shouldn't have gone down last night, but that Americans are still asking for substance from the Trump alternative.   That's what Kamala wants to be, isn't it?  Just an alternative.  

Looks like someone is benefitting personally and politically from having an absentee president!  He failed in the first debate, so the bar was pretty low, wasn't it.  Deroy Murdock is here to explain how living in Joe Biden's shadow has helped Kamala Harris at every turn.  Except policy.  

A debate that will mostly be forgotten within a week is the topic of the moment, but so is the 23rd Anniversary of September 11th, 2001.  Let's discuss, and Wiggins America is here to help you be a man.  

Ok, but in which direction will it be a landslide?  Ryan says it has to be over 320 electoral college votes to be considered a blowout, what do you say?  The polls suggest there's slow, steady movement away from Harris.  

CNN did an unexpected fact check of Kamala Harris's policies, since she won't talk about them or take questions unless Tim Walz is there to help.  Trump Advisor and Washington Times Columnist Tim Murtaugh is here to discuss.  

There's an unusual theme to this hour, and it has to do with sniffing irregularly.  And no, Joe Biden is not involved!  

Ever heard of Brew in the Lou?  Join us as we talk to Libby and Amee of Lutheran Elementary Schools about a number of topics, including an important naming, revealed!  

He's made some bold predictions and been right:  Like for instance, how bad the border crisis would be starting on Day 1 of the Biden-Harris administration.  Now he's making another bold prediction.  It's Jim Carafano, live from Albania!  

The Biden Harris administration has run away from their decisions, and they're being allowed to now by a very willing media.  Bernie Sanders agrees, she's just saying what she needs to say to win.  

And yet, Kamala Harris has taken a pass on anything that's not strictly scripted speech.  Her "values" haven't changed.  That's her way of saying she's changed her position on basically everything.  But would she govern from the middle or the left?  What do you think?  

Aggressive & attacking, or mindful & demure?  Keep in mind, the mics will be muted.  Kamala will have done 48 days of avoiding the press to make sure she's prepared.  Trump will probably walk in like it's any other day.  Will Scharf comes in studio to catch up, let's dish!

There's an epidemic in America that no one is talking about.  Hopelessness.  Is your hope in politics?  Why do we have so many more people willing to turn to murder?  These and more questions we discuss.  

Trump attorney Will Scharf gives the lay of the land regarding ongoing lawfare against DJT.  The absurdity of some of these lawsuits has been negated by their own failure to bring him down before the election.  After the election, do you really think they'll continue?