In Hour 1, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range dive into Donald Trump's surprise visit to the Federal Reserve, where he confronted Jerome Powell about FED renovations and pushed for lower interest rates. Then, Fox News Radio’s Eben Brown joins to break down Ghislaine Maxwell’s unexpected meeting with a top DOJ official and the political implications surrounding her subpoena and potential cooperation. The hour wraps with “Bee or Not the Bee,”

In Hour 2, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range react to new Hunter Biden interview clips discussing his infamous laptop and past drug use. Scott Besant’s criticism of the Federal Reserve sparks conversation about potentially moving the Fed under the Treasury Department. The guys also dive into changes in the soda world Coca-Cola bringing back cane sugar and Pepsi dropping certain flavors and debate whether soda tastes better in glass bottles. Plus, a nostalgic look back at a wild Saturday Night Live sketch with Tracy Morgan and Britney Spears, and a quick discussion on digital currency and Bitcoin legislation.

In Hour 3, Ryan, Ethan, and Brad unpack President Trump’s executive order targeting NIL rules in college sports, including new restrictions on third-party payments and the impact on recruiting. They also touch on Missouri’s back-to-school sales tax holiday, tornado recovery efforts in St. Louis, and the best burrito spot in the state. Health trends come into play with St. Louis ranking 72nd in the nation’s fitness index. They wrap the hour with entertainment, theme park experiences, Disney vs. Universal innovations, and Flo Rida’s place in the playlist.

In Hour 3, Ryan, Ethan, and Brad unpack President Trump’s executive order targeting NIL rules in college sports, including new restrictions on third-party payments and the impact on recruiting. They also touch on Missouri’s back-to-school sales tax holiday, tornado recovery efforts in St. Louis, and the best burrito spot in the state. Health trends come into play with St. Louis ranking 72nd in the nation’s fitness index. They wrap the hour with entertainment, theme park experiences, Disney vs. Universal innovations, and Flo Rida’s place in the playlist.

In Hour 2, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range react to new Hunter Biden interview clips discussing his infamous laptop and past drug use. Scott Besant’s criticism of the Federal Reserve sparks conversation about potentially moving the Fed under the Treasury Department. The guys also dive into changes in the soda world Coca-Cola bringing back cane sugar and Pepsi dropping certain flavors and debate whether soda tastes better in glass bottles. Plus, a nostalgic look back at a wild Saturday Night Live sketch with Tracy Morgan and Britney Spears, and a quick discussion on digital currency and Bitcoin legislation.

In Hour 1, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range dive into Donald Trump's surprise visit to the Federal Reserve, where he confronted Jerome Powell about FED renovations and pushed for lower interest rates. Then, Fox News Radio’s Eben Brown joins to break down Ghislaine Maxwell’s unexpected meeting with a top DOJ official and the political implications surrounding her subpoena and potential cooperation. The hour wraps with “Bee or Not the Bee,”

Ryan Wiggins, Brad Range, and Ethan play “Bee or Not the Bee”

Ryan Wiggins fills in for Annie Frey and dives into the latest on Ghislaine Maxwell with Fox News Radio’s Eben Brown. They break down her recent DOJ meeting with a Deputy Attorney General, the potential for a retrial or commuted sentence, and the political pressure surrounding the Epstein case. Brad Range joins the conversation to give additional insight into the media coverage, public speculation, and how this could impact political figures like Donald Trump and the Clintons as Maxwell faces a House subpoena for an August 11 hearing.

It's not a slow news day, but we do talk about the chicken joke for way too long in the 2:00 hour.

Hello and welcome to the Annie Frey Show where we have Dr. Marc Siegel on MAHA, Rep. Bost on spending, and Hans Von Spakovsky on the scandal of the year.

Chickens are protected in Key West, friends. But watch out for the lady with the mace. She's a real go-getter.

They're going to do a budget this year, and in fact, Mike Bost says they're 60% of the way there. Will we see a government shutdown? Time will tell. And also, wouldn't it be nice if the government shut down and we saved that money? But it doesn't work that way.

He's the Senior Medical Analyst for Fox News, and he's here to ease concerns about the President's swollen ankles, among other things, including MAHA developments.