If you provide amnesty for some, wouldn't you have to provide amnesty for all? Is Trump actually talking about this? We are talking about it on the Annie Frey Show, and discussing Texas, Superman, and vivid dreaming.
Picking up the conversation on dreaming from Wiggins America, Annie shares an intense personal dream she had a couple years ago. And we discuss the one and only Superman Immigrant.
Our Fox News Radio White House and Capitol Hill Correspondent is explaining how, and why, Congress has to pass a budget and a bill, and why those two things are separate. And how Congress could still reduce spending a bit more this year.
We are now giving Ukraine more weapons, according to Trump and Hegseth. This is a different place to be than 2018.
The nation turns it's weary eyes to Texas in prayer, and mourning. Jim Carafano fills us in on happenings abroad, and Ryan Schmelz, also with Texas roots, explains some things.
Fox & Friends' Lawrence Jones is from Texas, and is here to discuss this tragedy. "We've got to cling to our faith right now, because we know God has a plan." "We always ask God why."
Pam Bondi answered some key questions at the cabinet meeting today, and we hash out the meaning of the not-so-clear answers. Plus, Lawrence Jones from Fox & Friends is with us.
A surprise reversal in the Jeffrey Epstein narrative has many people wondering what's going on and why Attorney General Pam Bondi went from saying a list of the sex offender's clients were on her desk to saying the list doesn't exist. Plus, more than half of American murders go unsolved and Red Meat digs into why.
Do you trust Pam Bondi? What about Kash Patel and Dan Bongino? There are mixed messages coming out of this administration's mouth pieces concerning the Epstein case. We're also talking crime, Texas, and BBB with guests like Steve Moore, Eben Brown, and Mitch McCoy of STL police.
Do you want to see something cute that's not Ryan in a beanie? Then check this out! And, let us know what you'd like to name this segment: Today it's Erfan's Blerfs.
"I don't know how you would have prepared for something like this." It's a 100 or 500 year flood, since there's no mention of this in recorded history of the region. Eben Brown is Fox News Radio's national correspondent.
Get rid of your income tax. The states that have are faring very well. Steve Moore is an expert in economics at Heritage.
Is that the pitch from Pritzker for President? Steve Moore and Eben Brown join the show, and we talk about the value of a 1992 Rafael Palmero card now, in 2025.
St. Louis Metro Police Director of Public Affairs Mitch McCoy explains the improvements being made to policing St. Louis in general, but especially on July 4th. Progress!
And, how did STL fare over the weekend, with crime and crowds? All the single ladies: No make-up on first dates from now on. We'll explain.
Does anything that happened today affect the 2026 midterms? Hans Von Spakovsky enlightens us on continuing court battles, while Rep. Mike Bost calls in while voting on the House floor! It's a show full of substance, especially the 2:00 hour when we talk about our favorite way to eat snacks.
From meeting mermaids to fighting over the true meaning of C-mas, this hour has it all. Including the answer to the question: "Is dairy affecting your dreams?"
The Big Beautiful Bill passed today, but what's driving interest rates? Will this affect them? Stuart Rosenblum is President of Stuart's American Mortgage.
Talk about live reporting, Mike Bost is on the House floor during the vote, and giving us the minute-by-minute as the bill is poised to pass the lower chamber and head to Trump's desk.
A Wiggins America ends the hour with the most American injuries possible for July 4th, but first, Rep. Mike Bost LIVE from the House floor, and Stuart Rosenblum on the economy.
Are they getting together and watching Jurassic World, or operas? It doesn't sound like it. In fact, Hans says some of the dissent opinions have been little more than "emotional tirades," legally speaking.
And big for America too, with the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill. Hakeem Jefferies knows this, and he wants you to listen to him.
The results of the poll skew heavily in one direction. We're talking to AG Andrew Bailey today, Mike Davis of the Article 3 Project, and Rep. Darin LaHood of IL, and the Big Beautiful Bill is in the crosshairs.
Is there anything more American than a dirty old summer carnival? The freedom, the food, the pre-teens acting cool- it's all tradition. Also, did you have an Adidas jacket or a Starter jacket?
Representing IL-16, Rep. LaHood explains how the BBB will help pave the way for states who choose school choice.
This is just about as good as we're going to get out of a spending bill, but Mike Davis of the Article 3 project is here to stack up Trump wins beyond just this.
Is this a metaphor for something? We've got a loaded hour with Trump wins and Big Beautiful Bill congressional conversations, but we also sneak in a segment via tin-can phone.
Missouri's AG is pressing the Sheriff of St. Louis for his resignation, and has a laundry list of allegations against him.
The Big Beautiful Bill is getting bigger and less beautiful, but it's better than the spending bill we're currently under, adding even more spending than the new one would. But what's the House going to do about it?
JD Vance, Rubio, Sarah Sanders, or someone else? That's the poll today as we welcome Harris Faulkner from Fox News, Link Lauren from Spot On with Link Lauren, and Paul Perez with the National Border Patrol Council. And a special guest in the 2:00 hour...
