LARRY with Larry O'Connor

Joe Scarborough handed the mic to Chris Matthews, who went on MSNBC and told every Democrat in America they have to publicly renounce the DSA checklist — no ICE, no border, no prisons, no Pentagon — before Election Day. Good luck: Hakeem Jeffries and Kathy Hochul campaigned with Zohran Mamdani and Adam Schiff called him the future. Then CNN's Harry Enten pulled up the Fox News poll showing Mike Rogers up four in Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed 13 points underwater — the first Democrat down that far in a Michigan Senate poll since 1994 — and El-Sayed's newest surrogate is his sister, who posted a "see you on the streets" video right after October 7th.

Peggy Flanagan is Tim Walz's lieutenant governor and the Democrats' new Senate nominee in Minnesota — and in her first round of national interviews she threw Walz straight under the bus over the fraud scandal, saying "the buck stops with him" and "more should have been done sooner." She was then asked twice whether there should be any age limit on gender-affirming care for a ten-year-old, refused to answer, dodged whether she wants to abolish ICE, and attacked the Laken Riley Act. Her first big fundraising email claimed no Native woman has ever served in the Senate, which is news to Elizabeth Warren, and Scott Jennings summed the whole thing up on CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip.

Hakeem Jeffries was asked point-blank about the Democratic Socialists of America on the midterm ballot — and his answer boiled down to "just win, baby." Then Wisconsin's new Democrat nominee David Crowley went on CNN with Kaitlan Collins, refused to be called the man who stopped progressive momentum, dodged the gas tax question twice, and told America his sister-in-law makes the best Thanksgiving "chicken dressing." Francesca Hong lost the primary over Thanksgiving, and the photos from her victory party that never happened are something else.

AARP's John Hishta joins Larry O'Connor to explain the 2032 Social Security cliff — the year benefits get slashed 22% across the board if Congress doesn't act. Hishta also reveals how many Americans over 50 still haven't opened their SSA.gov account, what this October's cost-of-living increase is expected to be, and the one phone call that fixes most Social Security problems. Everything you need to know about your benefits, your work history, and when to claim.

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Steve Kornacki watched a massive vote dump land in Wisconsin's Democrat primary live on NBC's stream — then Milwaukee officials announced five sticks had the wrong data and pulled results back. Francesca Hong's polling lead evaporated and David Crowley won.

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Nancy Pelosi told Politico's Jonathan Martin that Joe Biden was a great president who just didn't advertise it — after claiming she never noticed his decline. Jen Psaki admitted Democrat leaders used to hand-pick nominees, and Abigail Spanberger dodged on Hamas.

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CNN's KFile caught Abdul El-Sayed hiding over 100 YouTube videos — a 4th of July takedown and a pitch to swap the Second Amendment for healthcare. Scott Jennings called it out on air, then Adam Kinzinger dropped an Obama ballot-fraud bombshell on David Axelrod.

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The Washington Post revealed that Donald Trump was secretly shuttled off Air Force One in an airport catering truck after an Iranian threat, moved to a smaller C-32A, and left the big jet flying as a decoy with the press pool and some White House staff still on board. CNN's Anderson Cooper called it deception and asked Kaitlan Collins whether there was any precedent for it — she never answered the question. Larry O'Connor has a message for the whining White House press corps, plus Trump's 50-year invoice counteroffer after Iran demanded reparations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released text messages pulled off Anthony Fauci's government phone showing that in January 2021 he privately warned Rochelle Walensky and Vivek Murthy that a second dose "theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester" — and the public was never told. Katie Pavlich flagged newly released documents claiming the raw data showed an 82% first-trimester miscarriage rate, and NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya told Larry O'Connor the shot should never have been mandated for pregnant women. Meanwhile Rochelle Walensky was on a pregnancy podcast months later telling expectant mothers there is "no bad time" to get vaccinated.

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Jamie Raskin cut an ad insisting young socialists don't actually want to socialize the means of production — hours before Bill Maher played the quote from Zohran Mamdani's top aide Cea Weaver about the government's "sacred right to seize property" and impoverishing the white middle class. Hasan Piker's reaction to that? "Beast mode. I love her so much." Larry O'Connor breaks down Raskin's socialism denial, Francesca Hong's collapse with Wisconsin Democrats, and Abdul El-Sayed's Hasan Piker problem.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told Jon Karl on ABC that "woke one was crazy" — the movement she helped lead — and Karl separated her from defund the police before she ever had to answer for it. She also claimed the dividing line between socialism and communism is democracy, and Karl's only Hasan Piker question came pre-loaded with an excuse. Plus: Joe Scarborough's warning to Democrats about Piker, and the AOC live stream that looks a lot like a 2028 launch.

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Abdul El-Sayed's side called it bigotry when Tim Scott's NRSC ad used his full name in Michigan — then on Meet the Press, El-Sayed said "Barack Hussein Obama" himself. Kristen Welker also pinned him down on Medicare for All, where El-Sayed effectively admitted taxes go up for people making well under $1 million. Plus: Gavin Newsom sat smiling while Michael Fanone trashed Charlie Kirk on Newsom's own podcast.

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The WNBA suddenly has a problem it can’t easily explain away. Former NBA players are putting its own rules to the test—and one simple question exposes just how difficult the situation has become. Larry O’Connor breaks it down.

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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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