O'Connor focused on the theatre industry and wrote from the perspective of a conservative in the closet surrounded by political liberals on Broadway.

[citation needed] His byline frequently appeared at Big Journalism, Breitbart's site focusing on the mainstream media.

In June 2011 O'Connor was promoted to the editor-in-chief[9] of another Andrew Breitbart brainchild, Breitbart.tv, a political video Web site catering to the right-of-center internet audience.

[11] The show consisted of O'Connor's monologues on current events in news, politics, and the entertainment industry; interviews with newsmakers and journalists; calls from listeners; and interaction with the live chat room.

Mitt Romney,[12] Newt Gingrich,[13] Rick Santorum, Herman Cain, Richard Dreyfuss, Greg Gutfeld, Fred Thompson, Ed Morrissey, Adam Baldwin,[14] and Michelle Malkin.

As well as local shows on major market stations like WOR[18] and WABC[19] in New York, WMAL[20] in Washington, D.C., WLS[21] in Chicago, WPHT[22] in Philadelphia and WIBC[23] in Indianapolis.