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As the midterm elections heat up, one Republican candidate is making waves in New York with her bold approach to fighting crime and corruption. Saritha Komatereti, the Republican nominee for Attorney General, is taking on incumbent Letitia James with a message that's resonating with voters. In this episode, we dive into the details of her campaign and the issues that are driving her message. Saritha Komatereti is a Harvard-educated lawyer with a background in federal prosecution, and she's not afraid to speak truth to power. She's taking on the status quo in New York, where crime and corruption have run rampant under James' leadership. From Medicaid fraud to carjackings, Komatereti is highlighting the consequences of James' inaction and promising a new era of accountability. But can she overcome the odds and win in a state that's traditionally Democratic? We also explore the latest developments in the James Tallarico saga, where questions are being raised about the Texas senator's mysterious disappearance…

This week's debate between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan has sent shockwaves throughout the country, with many questioning El-Sayed's stance on national security and his ability to represent the state in the US Senate. The debate performance has now become a dominant story in the campaign, with El-Sayed's inability to condemn Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood sparking heated discussions. As the election heats up, it's clear that this is not just about Michigan, but about the future of the Democratic Party and its stance on key issues. The debate highlighted El-Sayed's lack of experience and his inability to address critical issues, including terrorism and national security. His responses were met with criticism from Mike Rogers, who pointed out the importance of condemning terrorist organizations and their ideologies. The exchange between the two candidates was intense, with Rogers accusing El-Sayed of being a "terrorist sympathizer" due to his inability to condemn Hamas and the Muslim…

Today on the show, we're diving into a crucial conversation about the state of Western civilization, the threat of terrorism, and the future of America. From the streets of New York City to the halls of power in Washington D.C., we're exploring the issues that matter most to our nation's future. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the recent arrest of an 18-year-old ISIS sympathizer from Minnesota, who was planning a mass casualty attack at the Mall of America. We'll also examine the growing trend of Somali gang violence in the state, and how it's affecting communities across the Twin Cities. Our guest, Dustin Grage, a Minnesota-based journalist and columnist at Town Hall, joins us to share his insights on this critical issue. We'll also be discussing the importance of defending Western civilization, as exemplified by a powerful speech delivered by Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Athens, Greece. Rubio's speech highlighted the need to stand up for our values and principles, and to recognize the…

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We're diving into the world of politics, entertainment, and critter news. Larry O'Connor is back from his family vacation and ready to tackle the latest developments in the midterms. He's joined by Byron York, the chief political correspondent for the Washington Examiner, who shares his insights on the upcoming elections. They discuss the potential blue wave, the impact of the Trump factor, and the latest polls. But it's not all politics - they also talk about the Cornell 7 case, where a group of young men are accused of rape, and the rush to judgment that's surrounding it. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some critter news, including a report on a cat-stealing ring in Vietnam. The midterms are heating up, and the stakes are high. Byron York shares his analysis of the latest polls, which show a potential blue wave, but also notes that the Senate is still up for grabs. They discuss the impact of the Trump factor, and how it's affecting the elections. But what's really going on behind the…

This morning on O'Connor & Company, we're diving into the latest news and analysis on the biggest stories of the day. From the Supreme Court to the world of politics, we're covering it all. But one story that's got everyone talking is the potential plague outbreak in Russia. A researcher at an anti-plague facility in Siberia died after a suspected lab accident, and the White House is monitoring the situation. But is this a real outbreak, or just a case of misinformation? We'll break down the facts and get to the bottom of what's really going on. This episode, we're also discussing the latest developments in the world of politics, including the Supreme Court's new term and the ongoing battle over DEI and race in America's medical schools. We'll talk to Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, chairman of Do No Harm, about the group's efforts to expose the widespread use of DEI programs in medical education and the potential consequences for patients. And we'll also explore the latest news on the economy, including the release…

From a terrifying incident on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv to a suspected terror plot in the UK, we're seeing a disturbing series of threats unfolding around the world and right here at home. Meanwhile, in Virginia, Governor Abigail Spanberger's parole board has granted parole to eight out of ten inmates who appeared before them, sparking concerns about public safety and transparency. In this episode, we dive into the details of these incidents and explore the implications for our national security. We also hear from Major General Burt Mizusawa, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Virginia, about his views on the current threat environment and how he plans to address it. Additionally, we discuss the latest development in the Lindsay Clancy case in Massachusetts and the controversy surrounding Governor Spanberger's parole board. And in a special segment, we talk to Lori Taylor, the founder and CEO of The Produce Moms, about her appearance on RFK Jr.'s cooking show, The Real Food Show. But that's not…

The episode delves into the recent attempted hijacking of an airliner bound for Tel Aviv, and Larry discusses the implications of this incident with a former CIA officer, Dan Hoffman. They also talk about the recent speech by Secretary Pete Hegseth, who outlined his vision for a more focused and effective military. The conversation touches on the importance of accountability and the need to address the cultural changes that have taken place in the military over the past few years. The episode also covers the topic of voter fraud and the importance of ensuring that only eligible citizens are voting in US elections. Larry discusses a recent press conference where the Attorney General announced indictments against foreign nationals who committed unlawful voting and registration offenses in the state of Minnesota. The conversation highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the electoral process. The episode wraps up with a discussion about the importance of face-to-face communication and…

As we dive into the latest episode of O'Connor and Company, we're met with a mix of shocking news, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring stories. The show kicks off with a dramatic update on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv that made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a co-pilot allegedly attempted to stab the pilot. The passengers and crew members took control of the plane, saving the pilot's life. This incident raises questions about the safety of air travel and the potential for terrorism. The episode also delves into the world of politics, as the speaker discusses the recent hearing with Jack Smith, the special prosecutor appointed by Merrick Garland. Smith's investigation into the Trump administration has sparked controversy, with many questioning the legitimacy of his actions. Larry highlights the importance of accountability and the need for transparency in government. Meanwhile, the conversation also touches on the topic of AI, with the president signing an executive order to change the…

Larry O'Connor is back with another thought-provoking episode of O'Connor and Company, diving into the world of politics, entertainment, and current events. This time around, he's joined by Esther Wells, the Republican nominee for Montgomery County Executive in Maryland, who shares her vision for restoring good governance and attracting high-income earners to the county. They discuss the challenges of one-party rule and the importance of fiscal discipline in county government. The episode also touches on the topic of mental health, with a discussion about the Chicago mayor's new policy of replacing police with crisis mental health counselors. Larry is joined by Jason Johnson, the president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, who raises concerns about the safety of responders and the potential for violence in situations where law enforcement is not present. They also delve into the issue of pharmaceuticals and their role in exacerbating mental health crises. Meanwhile, Senator Ron Johnson joins the…

Larry O'Connor shares a deeply personal experience that left him feeling overwhelmed and emotional - the baptism of his first grandchild. As he reflects on this moment, he wonders if it's a sign of the grandparent effect, where the responsibilities and stress of parenting are replaced by a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for the next generation. But it's not just about grandparenthood - this episode also delves into the world of politics, with a focus on the upcoming California gubernatorial election and the importance of election integrity. Larry discusses the recent state visit between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and what it might mean for the future of US-China relations. He also talks to Stephen Mosher, author of "The Devil in Communist China," about the symbolism behind the eagle statue given to Xi Jinping during the visit. Meanwhile, in California, the Republican nominee for governor, Steve Hilton, is making waves with his campaign promises to cut taxes and reduce regulations.…

The episode delves into a range of topics, including the recent state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping, the ongoing debate about the role of women in leadership, and the importance of standing up for one's principles in the face of criticism. The conversation also touches on the issue of sanctuary policies and the need for cooperation between local and federal authorities to ensure public safety. Additionally, the episode features a discussion about the "wokefication" of the gospel and the importance of standing up for one's faith in the face of cultural pressure. Lauren Witzke shares her insights on the discovery of what may be the archaeological remains of Noah's Ark, and the implications of this finding for our understanding of the Bible and the natural world. The conversation also explores the importance of standing up for one's principles and faith in the face of criticism and cultural pressure. The episode also features a discussion about the need for cooperation between local and federal…

We're diving into the world of politics, entertainment, and current events. Larry is joined by a fascinating lineup of guests, including Michael Whatley, the Republican nominee for Senate in North Carolina, and Kim Jones, the co-founder of ICONS, the Independent Council on Women's Sports. They'll be discussing the latest on the midterms, the state of women's sports, and the importance of standing up for what's right. In this episode, Larry shares his thoughts on the upcoming midterms, questioning the narrative that Democrats are poised for a historic blue tsunami. He's joined by Michael Whatley, who's running for Senate in North Carolina, to discuss the state of the election and what's at stake. They'll also be talking about the importance of standing up for what's right, including the issue of women's sports and the need to protect female athletes from being forced to compete against biological males. The conversation also touches on the state of women's sports, with Kim Jones sharing her personal story and…

The show kicks off with a lively discussion about the president's recent speech at the UN, where he addressed the delegation from Cuba and announced a major deal with Greenland. The conversation also touches on the president's decision to make a deal with Iran, and the implications of this move. The episode delves into the world of politics, with a focus on the upcoming midterm elections. Larry and his guests discuss the importance of certain congressional districts, including Virginia's 10th district, where the Republican nominee Dave Beckwith is running against the incumbent Democrat. They also talk about the role of the media in shaping public opinion and the recent controversy surrounding the White House's decision to ban certain outlets from covering the president. The episode wraps up with a discussion about the importance of election integrity and the recent indictment of a postal worker for destroying mail-in ballots. Become a Townhall VIP member with promo code "LARRY":…

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Today on the show, we're diving into the latest controversy surrounding President Trump's decision to revoke the hard passes of CNN, Politico, and MSNOW. The president's move has sparked a heated debate about the First Amendment and the role of the media in our democracy. But what's really going on here? Is this a legitimate attempt to hold the media accountable for their actions, or is it a thinly veiled attempt to silence critics? We'll explore the facts and get to the bottom of this story. In this episode, we're joined by Delegate Dolores Oates, a state representative from Virginia, who shares her insights on the recent controversy surrounding Abigail Spanberger's decision to rescind protections for young girls in sports. We'll also discuss the latest developments in the world of politics, including the upcoming midterm elections and the Trump administration's efforts to address the issue of voter fraud. And, as always, we'll tackle the tough topics and bring you the latest news and analysis. But that's…

The conversation starts with a discussion about the upcoming midterms and the importance of voting, but it quickly takes a dark turn as Larry delves into the world of terrorism and the Democrat Party's refusal to condemn it. Larry shares a shocking statement made by Hassan Piker, a prominent figure in the party, where he claims that the US military is a greater terrorist threat than Al-Qaeda. This statement is met with outrage, and the host questions why the Democrats are not speaking out against it. The episode also touches on the topic of election integrity, with Larry discussing the issue of non-citizen voting in Virginia. The guest, Katie Gorka, chairwoman of the Republican Party in Fairfax County, shares her concerns about the lack of action being taken to address this issue. She emphasizes the importance of educating voters about the amendments on the ballot and the need to get out the vote. The conversation also shifts to the topic of business and economics, with Larry discussing the importance of…

Larry O'Connor is joined by the one and only Joe Piscopo. Joe's a national treasure, and his energy is infectious - you'll love hearing about their adventures on the high seas. This episode is packed with a wide range of topics, from the economy to education to the latest developments in the world of politics. Larry and his team dive into the recent interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, and they're joined by Thomas Aiello, vice president for federal affairs at the National Taxpayers Union. They discuss the reasoning behind the hike and how it might impact the economy. But don't worry, it's not all serious business - they also talk about the latest news from the world of supplements, including a product that's been helping people stay focused and sharp. But the real meat of the episode comes when Larry and his team discuss the latest developments in the world of politics. They talk about the upcoming midterm elections and the challenges facing the Democratic Party. They also delve into the world of…

Larry shares his thoughts on the recent FBI director's testimony, where he revealed some astonishing developments in law and order and crime in the country. The conversation also touches on the importance of education and parenting, with a special guest, Bill O'Reilly, sharing his expertise on the topic. The episode covers a wide range of topics, including the latest news on the FBI's efforts to combat crime, the importance of education and parenting, and the impact of radical ideologies on society. Larry also discusses the recent controversy surrounding Macklemore's concert, where he promoted pro-Hamas views, and the reaction from the music industry and the public. Additionally, the conversation delves into the world of politics, with a discussion on the upcoming Senate race in Michigan and the implications of Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy. Larry also shares his thoughts on the importance of critical thinking and the need for Americans to be aware of the threats to their country. He highlights the need for a…

Larry O'Connor dives into the world of politics, discussing the possibility of James Talarico, a Democrat candidate, winning the Senate seat in Texas. But is this really a thing? O'Connor invites listeners to weigh in on the topic, asking if anyone knows anyone in Texas who's voting for Talarico. The conversation also touches on the importance of rooting out fraud in government welfare programs, with a hearing featuring FBI Director Kash Patel and Senator Marsha Blackburn. The discussion highlights the need for transparency and oversight in the development of artificial intelligence, with Congressman Chip Roy weighing in on the topic. Additionally, the episode covers the Smithsonian Institution's latest attempt to distort American history, and the need for a more accurate representation of the country's past. Larry also shares his thoughts on the latest news, including Gavin Newsom's fly fishing excursion with Jake Tapper and the importance of protecting our children from the dangers of AI. He also invites…

Larry discusses the importance of preserving the truth about 9/11 with his guests, including Cully Stimson, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, and Asra Nomani, senior editor of investigations at Fox News Digital. In this episode, Larry and his guests explore the controversy surrounding the teaching of 9/11 in Fairfax County Public Schools, where students are instructed not to associate the attacks with Islam or Muslims. Asra Nomani, who has been investigating this issue, shares her findings and discusses the implications of this approach. They also discuss the importance of preserving the truth about 9/11 and the dangers of rewriting history. The conversation also touches on the recent plane crash involving Congressman Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee for governor in Wisconsin, and the reaction of some in the media to the incident. Larry and his guests also discuss the importance of being honest about the enemy we face and the need to preserve the truth about 9/11. Become a Townhall VIP…

As we mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the nation comes together to remember the lives lost and the heroism that defined that fateful day. But amidst the somber reflections, the conversation around national security and the threat of terrorism remains a pressing concern. This episode delves into the complexities of the issue, exploring the ideological underpinnings of the enemy and the importance of preserving moral clarity in the face of terrorism. Larry reflects on the events of the past two days, where a midterm convention was held in Dallas, and the energy was palpable. The convention was a platform for Republicans to energize their base, define their policies, and motivate voters. Larry highlights the importance of this event, noting that it's not a presidential election, but rather a series of 25 elections that will determine the fate of the House and Senate. The focus was on immigration, border security, and the dangers of letting Democrats take control of these policies. The…

The Republican Party is gearing up for the midterms, and last night's convention in Dallas was a big deal. The speaker discussed the importance of getting out the vote, especially among Trump supporters, and highlighted the key issues that Republicans are focusing on, including voter ID, oil prices, and the automotive industry. But what really caught our attention was the president's speech, which was all about making a stark contrast between the Republican Party and the Democrats. The episode delves into the details of the convention, including the speeches from Brandon Gill and Todd Blanche, and the president's address to the crowd. We also hear from Patrice Onwuka, a friend of the program, who spoke about the importance of the tax cuts and how they've benefited working-class Americans. But what's really at stake is the future of the country, and the speaker makes it clear that the choice is between freedom and socialism. The episode also touches on the passing of Charlie Kirk, a beloved conservative voice…

This week on O'Connor & Company, we're marking a somber anniversary - 25 years since the September 11th terrorist attacks. But amidst the reflections on that fateful day, the conversation takes a sharp turn into the present, tackling the pressing issues of our time. From the rise of socialism in America to the growing threat of Islamist ideology, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of our nation. We delve into the complexities of the 9/11 anniversary, discussing the lessons we've learned from that pivotal moment in history. We're also joined by Cal Thomas, a syndicated columnist, who shares his personal experience of the attacks and offers a candid assessment of the current state of the Republican Party. Meanwhile, Mike Gonzalez of the Heritage Foundation weighs in on the controversy surrounding the Smithsonian's woke-ification and the need to reclaim American heritage. As the conversation unfolds, we're reminded that the threat of terrorism hasn't disappeared, but has evolved…

Joining us today are experts in the field, including Greg Roman, executive director of the Middle East Forum, and Jonathan Fahey, former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. We'll explore the latest developments in Iran, the threat of Islamist extremism, and the ongoing battle over mail-in voting and redistricting in Maryland. In this episode, we'll discuss the current state of Iran's economy and the potential consequences of its economic collapse. We'll also examine the growing threat of Islamist extremism in the United States, including the Muslim Brotherhood and other groups that seek to influence American politics and impose their ideology on everyday Americans. Additionally, we'll delve into the ongoing controversy over mail-in voting and redistricting in Maryland, and the potential implications for the upcoming midterm elections. Our guests will share their insights on the latest developments in these areas, and we'll explore the potential consequences of these trends for the…

We discuss the Lindsay Clancy trial, where a mother is accused of murdering her three children, and the implications of a potential mistrial. We also talk to a former JAG officer and Heritage Foundation expert about the case and the role of the jury in determining the defendant's fate. But that's not all - we also delve into the world of artificial intelligence, discussing a disturbing new ruling involving AI-generated child pornography and the First Amendment. We speak with a special guest, Paloma Chacon, the principal deputy spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of State, about the Trump administration's massive visa crackdown and the growing threat of China's economic dominance. We discuss the impact of China's trade policies on the auto industry and the need for the U.S. to take a stand against China's predatory practices. Become a Townhall VIP member with promo code "LARRY": https://townhall.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of O'Connor and Company, Bethany Mandel sits in for Larry O'Connor and dives into the world of progressive politics, education, and the decline of critical thinking. From the controversy surrounding Mark Ruffalo's comments on the Paramount-Warner Brothers merger to the Lindsay Clancy trial and the debate about motherhood and feminism, this episode covers it all. Bethany discusses the case of a Virginia mom who received a six-month suspended jail sentence for letting her five-year-old walk to the pond in her gated community, sparking a conversation about the government's role in parenting and the decline of childhood independence. She also talks to Sean Kennedy about the latest antics of Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano, who's been accused of mishandling violent offenders and prioritizing the rights of illegal immigrants over those of citizens. Meanwhile, Karol Markowitz joins the conversation to discuss the importance of laying a foundation at home to prepare children for…

Mark Davis fills in for Larry O'Connor, discussing the upcoming GOP midterm convention and the importance of the midterms. The convention, taking place in Dallas, will feature President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, among other notable speakers. Mark Davis shares his thoughts on the convention's agenda, which includes topics such as working families tax relief, waste and fraud crackdown, and the importance of parental rights. The episode also delves into the world of politics, with discussions on the Texas gubernatorial election between Ken Paxton and James Tallarico. Mark Davis shares his thoughts on the Republican establishment's reluctance to support Paxton, and how this may impact the outcome of the election. Additionally, the episode touches on the topic of data centers, with Mark Davis sharing his concerns about the potential risks and benefits of these facilities. The conversation also covers the Lindsey Clancy trial, with Mark Davis sharing his thoughts on the case and the potential outcomes.…

We're diving into the latest news and controversy, from President Trump's ongoing feud with Iran to the debate over vaccines and the future of our country. Join us as we explore the complexities of these issues and hear from experts and everyday Americans sharing their thoughts and opinions. Today's episode is packed with exciting discussions, including a conversation with Jonathan Fahey, a former federal prosecutor and acting director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), about the recent decision by New York Governor Kathy Hochul to ban law enforcement from cooperating with ICE. We also hear from a caller who shares a personal story about the potential link between vaccines and autism, and discuss the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, where the jury is deliberating the fate of a woman accused of murdering her three children. We're also tackling the topic of election integrity, with a discussion about the new rule requiring states to provide the U.S. Postal Service with a…

Lindsay Clancy, has been accused of murdering her three young children, and the reaction from some has been nothing short of astonishing. The case has sparked a heated debate about the culture of victimhood and the dangers of socialism. On this episode of the podcast, we delve into the world of socialism and its effects on society, as well as the disturbing trend of people sympathizing with those who commit heinous crimes. The conversation touches on the rise of socialism in the Democratic Party, with candidates like Abdul Al-Sayed pushing the party further left. The host also discusses the Lindsay Clancy case, where some people are defending the mother's actions, citing mental health issues. The episode also explores the concept of pheromone maxing, a bizarre trend where some men are deliberately skipping showers and drinking their own urine to attract women. We poke fun at this trend, highlighting the absurdity of it all. Meanwhile, the conversation also touches on the world of politics, with a discussion…

In a world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, the debate over data centers has reached a boiling point. Today, guest host Kurt Schlichter delves into the complexities of data centers, exploring the arguments for and against their construction. From the tech bros who claim they're necessary for America's AI dominance to the concerned citizens who fear the environmental and aesthetic impacts, the discussion is heated. Kurt is joined by Will Hilde, Executive Director of Consumer Research, who shares his insights on the issue. They discuss the need for data centers, the role of big tech in the conversation, and the importance of addressing legitimate concerns from local communities. The conversation also touches on the influence of foreign powers, such as China, in shaping public opinion on data centers. Meanwhile, the show also tackles the topic of reparations, with Will Chamberlain, senior counsel for the Article 3 Project, weighing in on the issue. He argues that if individuals who did…

This episode of the Larry O'Connor Show is a wild ride, folks! Guest host Kurt Schlichter is filling in for Larry O'Connor and bringing his signature blend of humor, insight, and straight-shooting commentary. Kurt's got a lot to say, and he's not afraid to say it. Kurt dives into a range of topics, from the recent settlement between Meta and 29 state attorneys general over allegations of harming kids through social media addiction, to the latest on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. He's joined by Annie Chestnut Tudor, a tech policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation, to break down the settlement and its implications. Kurt also shares his own experiences as a dog owner, much to the amusement of his listeners, and discusses the importance of mail-in ballot security with a healthy dose of skepticism. Kurt also takes time to talk about the midterms, the latest on the Senate races, and the importance of getting out the vote. He's joined by Representative Mike Collins, who's running for Senate in Georgia, and they…

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It's a busy Tuesday morning in the nation's capital, and we're diving into the latest news and updates from the world of politics and beyond. Today's episode is packed with exciting discussions on Iran sanctions, election integrity, and more. Join us as we explore the implications of the Trump administration's new economic sanctions on Iran, and how they might impact the global oil supply. We'll also be discussing the recent Supreme Court decision on mail-in ballots and the potential consequences for the upcoming elections. In this episode, we're joined by Daniel Turner, the executive director of Power the Future, who shares his insights on the Iran sanctions and their potential impact on the global oil market. We'll also be talking to Don Palmer, the senior legal fellow for election integrity at the Heritage Foundation, about the Supreme Court's decision and what it means for the upcoming elections. Additionally, we'll be discussing the latest developments in the world of education, including the Trump…

The episode delves into the recent developments in the conflict with Iran, with the Treasury Secretary's announcement of a new economic offensive against the country. Larry discusses the implications of this move and how it may impact the region. Additionally, the conversation touches on the recent trade tensions with Canada, with the President imposing new tariffs on the country. Larry shares his thoughts on the potential consequences of this move and how it may affect the economy. The episode also explores the complexities of identity and free speech, with a discussion on the recent controversy surrounding a WNBA player who expressed her views on the definition of a woman. Larry shares his thoughts on the importance of respecting individual perspectives and the need for open and honest dialogue. The conversation touches on the topic of mental health, with a discussion on the recent case of a woman who was accused of murdering her children and claimed to have been suffering from postpartum depression.…

This episode of O'Connor and Company is a thought-provoking discussion that delves into the complexities of modern society, from the rise of Marxism in the US to the importance of postpartum care. The conversation starts with a shocking revelation about a woman who attempted to bomb the state Capitol in New York, highlighting the dangers of radicalization and the importance of addressing mental health issues. The discussion then shifts to the topic of postpartum depression and the recent case of a woman who murdered her three children, sparking a social phenomenon where women are rallying around her and defending her actions. The episode also touches on the importance of addressing the root causes of postpartum depression and the need for better support systems for new mothers. The conversation highlights the complexities of the issue and the need for a more nuanced approach, rather than simply blaming the pharmaceutical companies or the medical system. Additionally, the episode explores the rise of Marxism…

The episode starts with a discussion on the horrific murder in Fairfax County, Virginia, where an illegal immigrant committed a brutal crime, highlighting the consequences of sanctuary policies. Larry argues that these policies are a result of the Democratic Party's refusal to enforce immigration laws and their prioritization of politics over people's safety. The conversation takes a turn as the host discusses the connection between socialism and communism, citing the rise of socialist politicians in the US and their admiration for Marxist leaders like Fidel Castro. Larry also touches on the topic of election integrity, highlighting the issue of non-citizens being added to voter rolls in New Jersey and the need for voter ID laws. The episode also features a discussion on the upcoming election in South Carolina, where Congressman Ralph Norman is running against Senator Lindsey Graham's sister, Darlene Graham. Larry also speaks with KT McFarland, a national security expert, about the thorniest problem…

Florida's primary election results are in, and the news is big. Byron Donalds, a congressman from Florida, has won the Republican nomination for governor, and his wife Erica is a powerhouse advocate for education freedom. But the real story out of Florida isn't about Byron Donalds' victory, it's about the rise of the Marxists in the Democrat Party. Alexander Vinman, the star witness in Donald Trump's impeachment trial, was expected to win the Democrat nomination for Senate, but he lost to a state legislator named Angie Nixon, who is a member of the Democrat Socialists of America. This episode of the podcast dives into the implications of these results and what they mean for the future of the country. Larry discusses the Democrat Party's shift towards Marxism and the consequences of this shift. They also talk about the importance of education freedom and how it can be a game-changer for families. With Byron Donalds' victory, Florida is poised to become a model for the rest of the nation on education freedom.…

Larry dives into a heated discussion about a junior senator from Georgia, John Osoff, who's making waves with his recent comments about a young woman working in the White House. But that's not all - the conversation also touches on the Trump administration's impressive crime-fighting record, the importance of immigration enforcement, and the Democrats' plans to undo it all. The episode covers a wide range of topics, from the FBI's release of the 2025 crime statistics, which show a significant decrease in murder and rape rates, to the Democrats' plans to dismantle ICE and defund the police. Larry also discusses the latest news from the midterm elections, including the Senate race in Texas, where the Democrats are throwing their energy into a candidate who's been accused of being woke and out of touch with the state's conservative values. One of the most interesting parts of the episode is the conversation with Jonathan Fayhee, a former federal prosecutor and acting ICE director, who shares his insights on the…

Larry dives into the world of Democratic politics, where they're trying to convince voters that their candidates are the best choice for the upcoming elections. But are they really? Larry dissects the latest news and trends, from the rise of Andy Basheer, a moderate Democrat from Kentucky, to the antics of Kamala Harris and her supporters. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the economy to the latest controversies surrounding the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier that's been deployed for over two hundred days without a meaningful port call. Larry also discusses the latest news on the Democratic Party's efforts to win over voters, including the use of social media influencers and the creation of podcasts that aim to make their candidates look good. But are these efforts really working? And what do they say about the state of the Democratic Party? Become a Townhall VIP member with promo code "LARRY": https://townhall.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Larry dives into a shocking story about the FBI's operation to protect Joe Biden's reputation during the 2020 presidential election. With documents revealing a counterintelligence operation aimed at neutralizing the Ukraine narrative, Larry explores the implications of the FBI's actions and how they may have impacted the outcome of the election. The episode delves into the details of Operation Round River, a counterintelligence operation that involved briefing media and politicians to discredit the Ukraine story as Russian disinformation. Larry discusses how this operation may have been used to thwart Congress's investigation into Hunter Biden's dealings with Ukraine. They also examine the FBI's handling of confidential human sources, including the insertion of notes into informant files that labeled their information as Russian disinformation. The conversation touches on the broader implications of the FBI's actions, including the potential obstruction of justice and the abuse of power. Larry also discusses…

In a shocking revelation, the Secret Service's extraordinary measures to protect the President from a credible threat by Iranian terrorists have left the media fuming. The President's detail went to great lengths to deceive the press, moving the President to a different plane while keeping the media on the original aircraft. This move put reporters in harm's way, but it was a necessary risk to ensure the President's safety. The media's reaction is a perfect example of their priorities being skewed. This episode delves into the world of politics and media, where the lines between truth and deception are often blurred. Larry discusses the recent primary elections in Wisconsin and Michigan, where the polls were proven wrong, and the actual results were a surprise to many. The conversation also touches on the media's role in shaping public opinion and the importance of questioning the information presented to us. Larry also shares his thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding Dr. Fauci and the COVID-19…

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The conversation starts with a discussion about the upcoming midterm elections and the Democratic Party's attempt to downplay the radical views of their nominee, Abdul al Sayed. Larry delves into the specifics of al Sayed's past, including his association with a notorious anti-American podcaster and his own questionable views on Sharia law. The episode also touches on the media's role in promoting socialism and the dangers of the Democratic Party's shift to the left. Larry discusses the importance of fact-checking and holding politicians accountable for their words and actions. He also explores the implications of Kamala Harris's recent comments on voter integrity and the potential consequences of her presidential bid. Meanwhile, the conversation turns to the world of sports, where the WNBA is facing a crisis of its own. The league's refusal to acknowledge what the "W" in WNBA stands for has led to a controversy surrounding two former NBA players who are now identifying as women and seeking to join the…

This episode of the podcast delves into the complexities of America's economic anxiety, using the recent burrito debate as a catalyst for discussion. Larry shares a personal anecdote about a social media post that sparked a heated conversation about the affordability of food, particularly burritos. This conversation highlights the economic struggles of young people and the need for personal responsibility in managing finances. The episode touches on the topic of birthright citizenship, with the speaker discussing the recent executive order signed by the President to address the issue of birth tourism. This move has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it's a necessary step to prevent the exploitation of the system. Larry also explores the concept of personal responsibility, encouraging listeners to take ownership of their financial decisions and make smart choices. The conversation also shifts to the topic of the Democratic Party's stance on Israel, with the speaker questioning whether the party can…

In a bizarre conversation that's got everyone talking, the topic of burritos has become a hot-button issue in American politics. On this episode of O'Connor and Company, Larry dives into the world of affordability, economic instability, and the government's role in shaping our daily lives. From the cost of a Chipotle burrito to the rise of socialism, this episode is a wild ride that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the state of our nation. The conversation starts with a discussion about the perceived affordability crisis, with some arguing that the government's policies are to blame for the rising cost of living. Others claim that it's simply a matter of personal responsibility and making smart financial choices. Larry also touches on the topic of education, highlighting the importance of teaching financial literacy and critical thinking skills to the next generation. Meanwhile, a caller shares a personal story about making a delicious and affordable burrito using locally…

Yesterday's primaries brought some surprising results, with Abdul al Sayed emerging as the Democratic nominee for the Senate in Michigan. But what does this mean for the future of the Democratic Party and the country? In this episode, we dive into the details of the primary results and what they might portend for the general election. Larry discusses the implications of Abdul al Sayed's win, including his ties to the Democratic Socialists of America and his stance on issues like Israel and the Middle East. We also hear from Byron York, chief political correspondent for the Washington Examiner, who breaks down the polling numbers and what they reveal about the state of the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, in Virginia, a retired Army Major General is running for the Senate against incumbent Mark Warner, and we explore the challenges he faces in this uphill battle. The episode also touches on the economy, with a discussion about the benefits of the Trump administration's tariff policy and how it's helping small…

The 2026 midterm elections are heating up, and this week's primaries are shaping up to be a wild ride. On this episode, we dive into the latest developments in the Democratic Party's shift towards socialism, and how it's affecting the country. From government-run grocery stores to the rise of socialist candidates, we're exploring the implications of this trend and what it means for the future of American politics. The Democratic Party's shift towards socialism is a topic of much debate, with some arguing that it's a necessary response to the failures of the current system, while others see it as a threat to American values and freedoms. We're discussing the latest news and developments in this area, including the rise of socialist candidates like Abdul al-Sayed in Michigan and Zara Mumdani in New York City. These candidates are pushing for radical policies like government-run grocery stores and the abolition of the electoral college, and it's sparking a heated debate about the future of the Democratic Party.…

Today's show kicks off with a discussion about the recent cyber attack on Minnesota's municipal water systems, which has left many wondering if Iran is behind the attack. Our guest, Morgan Wright, a cybersecurity expert, joins the conversation to break down the details of the attack and what it means for our country's cybersecurity. The conversation then shifts to the topic of voter integrity, with a discussion about New Jersey's automatic voter registration law and the potential for non-citizens to be registered to vote. Our guest, Hans von Spakowski, a senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, weighs in on the issue and explains why the Justice Department has the right to access the state's voter rolls to ensure accuracy and prevent voter fraud. The episode also touches on the topic of gerrymandering in Maryland, where a proposed constitutional amendment would eliminate common sense from the election process and allow the legislature to create the most partisan maps in the country. Our guest, Nick…