andrew breitbart also named as a defendant. it. were the first to air the >> although we to not con doan what our employees do, no matter how entrapped we were we are committed to our 500,000 members that we will hold the defendant civilly and criminally responsible for the violation of crim fall laws. left out of all of this, the prairie dog. yes, there really is love whereever you go. andrew, grad to have you here. are you surprised that -- you look fantastic. are you surprised at all by the fact that you o are being sued? >> i haven't been served yet by the way. so, i can't talk about the lawsuit. that is what my abogado said. >> greg: i wish i knew what an abogado was. i get nervous when i get an angry letter from a viewer. how are you filing that the point in time? >> i'm -- i'm as nervous as i have ever been. i need -- i need extra soft and dry to deal with all the sweat that is going on right now. i don't understand why acorn thanked hannah and james and me for helping to expos the corruption last week and they fired these l

andrew breitbart posted this online., these were independent filmmakers who gave the video to him, and he covered it. how can acorn ostensibly to him? >> if he knew that they were going to do this and he posted it on mine, knowing that they illegally obtained it -- megyn: that is not enough. >> i think it is. and if he played a role in it, publishing it makes it a crime. megyn: did he have a role? isn't this what journalists do? >> it is fair game. >> did he know that they were going in there, though? did he play a role? did he send them in? did he support them? >> you could ask that question, but right now there are no facts to support that. >> that should come out, as well as all of this baggage surrounding acorn. megyn: acorn could live to rue the day they filed this lawsuit. thank you. one final word, there is a serious question over whether acorn even has a civil action. if it overcomes hurdle, it will be left with a major problem. three of the most unsympathetic plaintiffs possible complaining their own bad behavio

joining me is andrew breitbart.also runs andrew breitbart.com which is named after him. >> is acorn just an organization filled with fun people who like to have fun? >> just a fun group of people. there are two major divisions. they have the voting division, which is the one that is constantly under investigation yesterday before the story broke 11 people were arrested in miami dade for voter fraud, investigation into voter fraud. is so knowing that the story was going to come out today i find it quite interesting that that part was -- that those guys got arrested. the housing division set them up with low interest loans and government loans and try to facilitate the loans and get them looked up in all aspects of, i don't know, i think it is kind of a great society, they kind of facilitate people into mortgages and as you can see in there, they are able to get people to start small businesses like prostitution with el salvadorian underaged hookers. >> greg: some could argue they are just helping people. can't these

andrew breitbart can't do it.ox is the only one doing it, the only one. >> glenn, the first step in self-help is denial, right? so acorn is going to deny, and eventually what has to happen is people have to become outraged with things like this, putting prostitutes in your neighborhood. as i said, what's next? meth labs with our tax dollars? what are they going to do next? where do we stop them? by the way, the people that are pulling the strings are not the people doing the work. it is not these black ladies that were in acorn. glenn: tomorrow i'm going to show >> little bit about this whole system and how it works and how they're just using people in acorn, just destroying lives, but they make a nice buffer zone. kevin, thank you very much. we'll have you back. they make a nice buffer zone because, you know the connections between president obama and acorn. you watch them distance as the days go by. they will never want to show you this video of president obama. >> let me say before i even get inaugurated, durin

andrew breitbart.biffle effective national organization hanna giles and -- aiding and abetting -- defunding the organization major embarrassment for acorn. now acorn is suing ms. giles and mr. o'keefe. also andrew breitbart who posted the undercover tapes. mr. breitbart joins us from los angeles. sorry you have to go through this andrew. you know, it's unpleasant. tell us your strategy. you got your attorneys lined up and what do you think is going to happen? >> well, i can't speak to the lawsuit filed because i haven't been served yet. i can speak to the issue of the expose that james and hanna have done in film work. i can speak to the fact that this is a textbook case of journalism exposing how taxpayer funds are being misused. this is pure corruption found on these acorn tapes. i see this lawsuit as an attempt to stifle what is an obvious expose and its taxpayers money that is being used to fund this. acorn is still a taxpayer funded organization, and the two people that they brought in, acorn brou

sean: joining me now to discuss this is andrew breitbart from big government.com and the woman who plays the prostitute that you just saw, that's hanna giles. we will deal with the last part first. because he is asking well how much do you charge for her? >> yeah. >> so is he basically propositioning you. >> yeah, it was extremely awkward. the whole time he was very weird about the way he dealt with me and stuff like that. and then and he kept looking at me and would, you know, not even pay attention to james. it was extremely uncomfortable. and then they there came a point so he was like so where are you located? i was like san diego. he said no, no. but where? and then he asked me how much do you charge? sean: for the entire weekend and raw potential client? no, i just want to know -- so he is -- he hedged a little bit there. your reaction? by the way, you are 20 years old as we have been pointing out this week to our audience. that's a tough position to put yourself in. that's a dangerous position to put yourself in. >> at that point i wasn't really scared at any of the other ones. i

. >> i know we had andrew breitbart on earlier in the week. >> the first time i saw your show you had red brick background. i came to work and i was like where is that red brick wall. where is -- it was in our studio that we were using down the hall. it was tape to the wall. >> way to ruin the illusion that they weren't real bricks. >> greg: during one show the brick wall actually fell down. >> it is now in someone's living room. >> john gibson is suing us for that. terrible injury general motors >> greg: what would governor huckabee have to say about kay corn? we report and you bake me some toll house cookies with butterscotch chips. >> greg: you know, for a 600th show we thought why not celebrate by having a game of freeze tag with table dancers. but then we decided what not ask askabee huckabee, it's more fun. former governor huckabee. he is also the author of do the right thing. i own 27 copies and they are stapled to my ceiling. >> that's weird. >> greg: askabee huckabee everybody gets to ask questions but i get to go first since i'm the host. the big major topic, the buzz around

so that will be just an absolute treasure hunt for andrew breitbart. nonetheless, here is barney frank, as ali just mentioned, talking about whacking the funds for acorn. >> i think they have forfeited their right to get funds. i admired some of what they've done, but they had the sloppiness in the voter registration. they have some problems, frankly, with embezzlement with people on the staff. and then when i heard about this tolerance of using these bogus prostitution, it it became clear to me the organization is just not run well enough to get federal funds. steve: deposit barney frank have someone running a prostitution ring out of his house in the 1980's? brian: do we have footage? steve: i don't think so just curious. how about some headlines? alisyn: three suspects in that terror plot to detonate bombs across the country are heading to court this morning. us is the us is -- the suspected ring leader will be in a courtroom for plans maybe finalized to transfer him to a federal lockup in new york. zazi's father is expected to be released on bond.

the only one i know that could call for it is me and andrew breitbart. how about the number of people on the panel investigating -- are you ready for your heart to jump out of your chest? they announced this today. the number of of people on the panel investigating the arrest of this guy. remember him? 12. this is the good friend of barack obama, the hater, you know? the city of cambridge has selected 12 people from across the country to serve on an independent panel to assess the arrest, the outcome, the aftermath, and how better training -- training could have prevented the incident. the mayor of cambridge told "the washington post" a story that they're actually still covering that the panel members were picked because of their, quote, diverse professional backgrounds with their experience with community relations and conflict resolution. you got to be kidding me! here is all i need to investigate this incident. show this. this is from are the white house. this is a white house photo. here is president obama going to the rose garden. here is his very g

the whole tapes are posted in their entirety of big government government.com new web site by andrew breitbartd all of that, how shocking and wrong it is, i don't see a crime. it's -- look, it's early, but, from what i see here, bill, i looked at the possibilities. bill: wait a minute. couldn't you be charged with conspiracy to evade taxes? >> no. bill: you can't be charged with that? bill: advising someone not to pay their taxes. >> conspiracy you have to have an agreement to commit illegal act. bill: she was just advising them how to do it. >> that's not a crime. bill: last question about acorn because we have two other topics for you. isn't it true that acorn is a huge organization and maybe these are a few bad apples? >> listen, we have something stunning that's coming out on acorn very soon at the fox news channel. let's put it this way, i will give you a tease. i have spoken to the people at the highest levels in that organization. and even they have admitted to me that they have more than a few bad apples in the group. they have got a management problem at that place. bill: this is a co

i give andrew breitbart and big hollywood a lot of credit for launching this. greta: and the people who have shame on them is the united states congress and those who still won't defund them pending an investigation and those who are still defending them and it's not to say -- they certainly not -- are not all crooks but stand tough on this one with the millions of dollars. >> and interesting, john boehner introduced a bill to depfund them totally and i think to everyone's surprised that was accepted and voted on and passed by a big margin. so both in the house and senate now they have voted to depfund acorn. it's an interesting example that sometimes things tilt and people start reacting to the new information the greta: up next, is congress lazy? you'll find out. more with speaker gingrich next. plus the iranian president who arrives in new york in a few days just did it again. he said the holocaust just didn't happen. why is he doing this? [ female announcer ] the deeper you clean, the cleaner you feel. olay deep cleansers go beyond what the eye can see. the

sean: joining me to talk about call is the one who recorded that call and andrew breitbart is with ususy news time for you. thanks for being with us. patrick, let's go through this because there's real serious charges ultimately involved in this and i want to make sure we've got this right. this email is sent out, it's sent out to artists. who is it sent by? >> it was sent by yosi sergant, the former communications director at the n.e.a. >> this was sent out and we've gone back to this, what, how many groups involved in the conference call, approximate? >> involved in the organization of the conference calls at the white house? sean: the organization, yes. >> the white house office of public engagement, the national endowment for the arts, the united we serve which is the initiative for volunteerism and michael skolnik. sean: on the artist side, how many groups were involved in this? >> there is approximate 75 or 80 or so artists of various -- sean: of those -- >> and in that conversation -- sean: go ahead, andrew. >> in that conference call i believe there were 21 representatives of

sean: back with us tonight from big government.com is andrew breitbart and hanna giles who played the prostitute in that video only 20 years old. so you said i'm a prostitute. oh, ok. >> yeah. completely accepting. sean: then she admits that she, herself was an escort. >> yeah. not only was she an escort but she ran the service, the escort girl service. sean: yeah. three things that really strike me in this video tonight. the first is that she admits -- you very specifically say underaged girls that you are going to bring in from other countries. >> um-huh. sean: she is like oh, she is totally fine with that. >> yeah. sean: you basically say you want to take them from this pimp or this other guy and that you want them to work for you, the underaged girls? >> yeah. sean: walk us through a that and what she says. >> not only did she explala we were going to bring in underaged girls from el salvador to live in the house and run a brothel and make money off of them but we also explained to her that that if they were physically abused like punched, kicked, we would get more money off of th