O'Connor & Company

The Republican Party is in disarray after the midterms, with many questioning the leadership and direction of the party. In this episode, we dive into the conversation about who should lead the Republicans in the House, with Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan vying for the top spot. But it's not just about the House - the conversation also turns to the presidency, with many wondering who will be the Republican nominee in 2028.
Larry discusses the midterms with a range of guests, including Newt Gingrich, who shares his insights on the Republican Party's challenges and opportunities. We also hear from callers, including Todd in Tampa, who makes a passionate case for Ron DeSantis as the next Republican nominee, and Nick in Scranton, who thinks Marco Rubio is the way to go. The conversation is lively and informative, with many different perspectives on the future of the Republican Party.
One of the key takeaways from this episode is the need for the Republican Party to reconnect with the American people. Many of our callers and guests point out that the party's failure to deliver on its promises and its lack of a clear message have contributed to its recent losses. We also hear about the importance of election integrity and the need for the party to take a stronger stance on issues like voter ID and immigration.
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The 2026 midterm elections have left the Republican Party reeling, with Democrats taking control of the House and Senate. Larry and his team are breaking down the results and discussing what they mean for the future of the party. In this episode, they're joined by a range of guests, including Kurt Schlichter, a senior columnist and author, and Sean Spicer, a seasoned Republican strategist.
The conversation touches on the reasons behind the Republican Party's loss, including the impact of the Iran war and the economy on voters. Larry and his guests also discuss the role of President Trump in the election, including his comments on Fox News and his claims that he would have won if he were on the ballot. They also talk about the importance of messaging and how the Republican Party can improve its communication with voters.
The episode also delves into the future of the Republican Party, with discussions about the potential leadership changes and the need for a new direction. Larry and his guests explore the idea of a "post-Trump era" and how the party can move forward without its former leader. They also discuss the importance of addressing the concerns of rural Americans and the need for a more nuanced approach to politics.
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It's Election Day 2026, and the nation is holding its breath as Americans head to the polls to decide the fate of the country. This episode of O'Connor and Company is a must-listen as the host shares his predictions and analysis of the election, challenging the notion of a "blue tsunami" and offering a more nuanced view of the outcome.
Larry delves into the world of politics, discussing the latest polls and data points that suggest a closer outcome than expected. He also touches on the importance of voter turnout and the impact of redistricting on the election. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the Democratic Party's strategy and the potential consequences of a Republican victory.
The episode also features a discussion on the importance of preserving the integrity of the electoral process, with a focus on voter fraud and the need for states to clean up their voter rolls. The host highlights the work of Judicial Watch, a non-profit organization that has been fighting to ensure the accuracy of voter rolls and prevent voter fraud.
As Larrry wraps up the episode, he emphasizes the importance of getting out and voting, and reminds listeners that the outcome of the election is far from certain. With a mix of analysis, predictions, and commentary, this episode of O'Connor and Company is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of politics and the 2026 election.
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The Michigan Senate race is heating up as Haley Stevens, a Democrat who finished second in the primary, endorses Republican nominee Mike Rogers. This surprise move has sent shockwaves through the Democratic Party, with some leaders calling it a "despicable betrayal." But what led to Stevens' decision, and what does it mean for the future of the party? In this episode, we dive into the details of the endorsement and explore the implications for the election.
The conversation with Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee, reveals a complex web of politics and personalities. Rogers discusses his campaign's efforts to reach out to black voters and build a coalition with Stevens, who he describes as a "courageous country over party" decision-maker. Meanwhile, Abdul Al-Sayed, the Democratic nominee, is facing criticism for his handling of the situation, with some accusing him of being "mean" and "divisive." The episode also touches on the importance of election integrity, with a discussion of voter rolls in Alaska and California.
As the election approaches, the stakes are high, and the conversation is getting heated. The episode features a lively discussion with Joe Concha, a media analyst, who shares his insights on the latest developments in the Alaska scandal. Concha notes that the New York Times' report on the issue has been a game-changer, and that the media's reaction to the story has been telling.
In this episode, we also hear from Byron Donalds, the Republican nominee for governor in Florida, who shares his vision for education reform and discusses the importance of building a strong economy. With the election just days away, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the latest developments in the world of politics.
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As Halloween approaches, the O'Connor and Company crew is getting into the spooky spirit, but they're not letting the holiday distract them from the important topics of the day. On this episode, Larry O'Connor and his guests dive into the world of politics, discussing the latest news and developments in the lead-up to the midterm elections. But they're not just talking about politics - they're also sharing their favorite Halloween stories and traditions.
This episode is a wild ride, with discussions about everything from the Alaska ballot controversy to the latest on the Abdul El-Sayed campaign. Larry's guests, including Sheriff Chuck Jenkins and KT McFarland, share their insights and expertise on the issues of the day. And, of course, no Halloween episode would be complete without some spooky stories and scary movie recommendations. From haunted houses to haunted politicians, this episode has it all.
But don't let the lighthearted tone fool you - this episode is all about substance. Larry and his guests tackle some of the toughest issues of the day, from the importance of law enforcement to the dangers of socialism. And they're not afraid to speak truth to power, calling out the Democrats for their hypocrisy and double standards.
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