LARRY with Larry O'Connor

President Trump lays out his strongest case yet for voter ID, proof of citizenship, the SAVE America Act, John Thune, the filibuster, and why Republicans risk losing the country if they fail to act. Plus, Todd Blanche, Lisa Murkowski, and what’s next.

President Trump signs historic executive orders targeting birth tourism as Stephen Miller explains the administration’s new immigration crackdown. Here’s what changed, why Democrats are fighting it, and what it means for birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment.

The Senate referred Anthony Fauci to the DOJ for contempt after he pleaded the Fifth 111 times. CNN's Abby Phillip melted down, Caroline Sunshine called him a sociopath, and Chuck Todd wished for a debate — then Larry played his Meet the Press clip.

Zohran Mamdani lasted 23 seconds on stage at the NYPD's National Night Out on Staten Island before the crowd ran him off. Then a 2016 Disney tape exposes his real voice. Plus Daniel DiMartino buries DSA's Frances Gill on Venezuela.

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Harry Enten's own CNN data shows Abdul El-Sayed lost working-class and Black voters — he won college towns. JD Vance unmasks the coalition, Kaitlan Collins lobs softballs, and El-Sayed won't disavow Hasan Piker. Larry O'Connor breaks it down.

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Sean Hannity grilled DSA nominee Chris Rabb line by line — abolish ICE, abolish police, eliminate the Senate — and Rabb opened by calling him "Scott." Larry O'Connor breaks down the collapse and debunks the 1619 policing myth Rabb repeated.

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Abdul El-Sayed just beat Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democrat Senate primary, and Bernie Sanders went on CNN to tell Abby Phillip that Hasan Piker belongs in the big tent. Scott Jennings and David Axelrod turned it into a live war over AIPAC.

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Abdul El-Sayed barely won Michigan's Senate primary — and Larry O'Connor explains why it's a nightmare for Chuck Schumer. The black vote abandoned him, his 1 AM speech went full Marxist, and Mike Rogers is ready with a brutal 9/11 line.

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Shri Thanedar and Cori Bush both got wiped out in their primaries — and Larry O'Connor breaks down every brutal moment. Watch Thanedar fumble the Insurrection Act on Piers Morgan, blank on his own district, and Cori Bush blame AIPAC as Wesley Bell buries her.

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Zohran Mamdani rolled out his government-run grocery stores — and Larry O'Connor caught the tell: New Yorkers will need a photo ID to buy the discounted groceries, but Democrats still refuse to require one to vote. Larry breaks down the $30 million plan for stores the city already runs, Cory Booker defending non-citizen voting in New Jersey, and left-wing podcaster Scott Galloway getting doxxed on the very millionaire-tax list he cheered for.

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Wisconsin Democrat Francesca Hong — a card-carrying Democratic Socialist — is a week away from her party's nomination for governor, and her own words are coming back to haunt her. Larry O'Connor rolls the tape: Francesca Hong dodging CNN's Kaitlan Collins on her call to "cancel Thanksgiving," saying "86 Trump" on camera, describing her bond with her own biracial son as "proximity to whiteness," and calling both policing and tipping products of "white supremacy." It's the full radical record of the woman Wisconsin Democrats want running a state that just voted for Donald Trump.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. walked into CNN's State of the Union with Dana Bash expecting a fight — and turned her vaccine "gotcha" into a live takedown. When Bash insisted there was "study after study," RFK Jr. demanded she produce a single one, and she couldn't. Larry O'Connor breaks down the most brutal media-vs-RFK exchange of the year, from Dana Bash's stack of pre-loaded papers to the moment Kennedy told her she and CNN "were part of the problem."

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Can we expect any more wins from Congress before Summer recess? What are the tradeoffs we need to consider when building AI data centers? Plus, The Heritage Foundation has a new resource that can help you make sure the American history museum you are planning to visit is not a woke disaster. All this and more on this week’s episode of The Kevin Roberts Show with Larry O’Connor!

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Larry O’Connor is the host of “O’Connor & Company” on WMAL-FM and “LARRY” on Townhall Media.

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David From breaks down why the rise of socialism in New York City is the scariest warning sign in America right now — and how the Declaration of Independence directly refutes it. He reveals the radical founding idea that still terrifies big-government politicians: your rights come from God, not the government, and power flows only through the consent of the governed. Plus, why even the Smithsonian has stopped teaching the history every American should know.

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A new AARP poll exposes the crack in Jon Ossoff's Georgia re-election: he's up 23 points with swing voters over 50, but Republican Mike Collins actually leads 53-45 among all 50-plus voters — the exact bloc that decides midterms, where 88% say they're extremely motivated to vote versus just 62% of voters under 50. Larry O'Connor and AARP's John Hishta break down the Georgia Senate and governor races, the Keisha Lance Bottoms vs. Rick Jackson ticket-splitting, and why Social Security's 2032 solvency deadline is about to become every Senate candidate's problem.

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Chuck Schumer is desperate to finally become Senate Majority Leader, but his own party is already turning on him — Chris Van Hollen refused to defend him on camera, and his own crowds are screaming at him at his rallies. Then Hunter Biden went on the Macro Dosing podcast and called Schumer "a piece of," trashed Nancy Pelosi, and unloaded on Donald Trump's entire family, right down to the grandchildren — while his own dad still won't acknowledge Hunter's daughter Navy.

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Francesca Hong is about to win the Democratic nomination for Governor of Wisconsin, and she's running the oldest trick in the book — calling herself a Democratic Socialist while insisting she doesn't back the party's platform to abolish the Senate, the police, and ICE. But her own "Abolish the Senate" tweet from five years ago is still live, and the second she left her scripted Fox News taping, the mask slipped. James Carville is already warning his party this is how Democrats blow winnable races.

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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson went on Michelle Obama's podcast to explain how carefully she avoids any "appearance of partiality" — apparently not noticing the irony of the venue. Then Jasmine Crockett bragged that black women are "the most educated demographic in this country" while stumbling over her own acronym, calling it "quote unquote DIE," and blaming racism for World Cup fans rooting against Argentina.

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Larry digs into the ugly scene at a Seattle Storm vs. Indiana Fever game, where two teenage girls wearing "XX-XY" shirts in support of Sophie Cunningham were cursed out and called "trash" by adults sitting nearby — including, it turns out, Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton. Larry unmasks the Nordstrom employee caught on video hurling insults, walks through the girls' full account of the confrontation, and covers the fallout: the Seattle Storm's public apology, the WNBA suspending and fining Keaton, and Sophie Cunningham's own statement backing her young fans. Then he turns to a video the WNBA quietly deleted — Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers openly betting $400 on their own matchup — and asks why the league is letting it slide when other pro leagues suspend players for the exact same thing.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is under fire from his own party. Larry breaks down why Thune keeps hedging on the Save America Act (voter ID and proof-of-citizenship requirements) even though the House already tucked its two biggest provisions into a budget reconciliation bill that only needs 50 votes — votes Republicans already have. He plays the moment a reporter asks Trump point-blank whether Thune is "still the man for the job," compares Thune's rambling answers to Chuck Schumer's near-identical talking points, replays John Cornyn's confused response, and breaks down Senator Mike Lee's floor speech rallying 15 GOP senators who are refusing to let the Senate recess for August until the Save America Act gets a vote.