where james o'keefe. committed voter fraud himself of course of service because you can look at dorothy rodham you do focus. on your garment dromedaries are hearing. i think i can ask you because it also has been on i don't think with a rocker gone that doesn't mean that you know we have to keep everybody out of the band can't play we're going to do was you people voter fraud and say voter fraud isn't happening all right see it i do want to ask you because it is proven that the people who are going to be prevented from voting are african-americans are latinos are minority who don't get it and are able or again these are people that typically do gamma crap so this law would it benefit republican walls and ugly i mean that way it could cry if they don't get a ten dollar photo i.d. which most of them have anyone. it's very easy to get you so how many thousands of voters are you ok with disenfranchising so i'm ok with the very. good acorn registered. with this in franchising that has have have dick tracy or d

where james o'keefe. committed voter fraud himself of course of sorts because you could. you do for us if you could ever your. son your garments are going to get is where you have to go and i didn't ask you because and also i have seen you in the islands with a rubber gun that doesn't mean that you know we have to keep everybody out of the bedroom here it's like you're going to see it was for voter fraud and cited voter fraud isn't happening all right the and i do want to ask you because it is proven that the people who are going to be prevented from voting are african-americans are latinos are minority who don't get it and are at large and these are people that typically do go down a crap so this law would benefit republican walls and ugly i mean that way it could if they don't really have to know or photo id which most of them have anymore. it's very easy to get how many thousands of voters are you ok with just in franchising see i'm ok with that i was in the dark and crazy that acorn registered. with t

james o'keefe comes in, when you see the whole tape it turns out he didn't go into the offices in a pump costume. the audio and video doesn't match. was that explained by andrew breitbart as he put those videos forward? no, because there was a political game to be one. what happened? acorn got its funding pulled by the federal government. did anybody ask what is actual mission and objective? they served 400,000 member families across the country, registered 25% of all voter at the their height according to their files. they helped raise the minimum wage, and they counseled 250,000 people to avoid predatory and sub prime loans. so, poor people were having trouble. they need help, right? they don't have the fancy lawyers, and maybe they're getting foreclosed on wrongly. who was there to help them? acorn. are they there anymore? no, the big bangs can do what they want. if they're employer was treating them like garbage who was there to help? acorn. but they're gone. why? because andrew breitbart wanted to play a game. it affects people's lives and affected them deeply. that is part of andre

for james o'keefe doing the acorn videos he was always promoting especially fantastic talents like you, greg gutfeld. >> you mentioned this one thing, he had no problems being behind the scenes. he did a lot of work for a lot of famous people who took that work and did well with it and andrew didn't get a lot of credit for it. i want to show real quick before i go to you, andy. if it wasn't for breitbart we wouldn't have "red eye" and we wouldn't have met him. he was the first guest. he is a clip. >> i don't know what else to say about neil cavudo. >> what i want to say is about you. you said you won't have a lot of viewers. but you represent a lot of viewers like myself who have no expertise -- >> i have no expertise. >> i think people hillary late to you on that. >> so i look like a raving drunk. he looks like the base player of a swedish rock band. he has the long hair. they haven't gotten famous yet so he hasn't lost the weight. >> i said that to him once in half time i said, you are -- he looked like a wandering minstral. he should be talking in verse. >> yes, he should be talking

for james o'keefe doing the acorn videos he was always promoting especially fantastic talents like you, greg gutfeld. >> you mentioned this one thing, he had no problems being behind the scenes. he did a lot of work for a lot of famous people who took that work and did well with it and andrew didn't get a lot of credit for it. i want to show real quick before i go to you, andy. if it wasn't for breitbart we wouldn't have "red eye" and we wouldn't have met him. he was the first guest. he is a clip. >> i don't know what else to say about neil cavudo. >> what i want to say is about you. you said you won't have a lot of viewers. but you represent a lot of viewers like myself who have no expertise -- >> i have no expertise. >> i think people hillary late to you on that. >> so i look like a raving drunk. he looks like the base player of a swedish rock band. he has the long hair. they haven't gotten famous yet so he hasn't lost the weight. >> i said that to him once in half time i said, you are -- he looked like a wandering minstral. he should be talking in verse. >> yes, he should be talking

step one, conservative activists so let's take acorn and the james o'keefe videotape and andrew breitbart campaign. step two, fox devotes massive coverage to the lies max on the 24 hours after that first a.c.o.r.n. tape was released, fox just sent another dozen segments on it. step three, fox attacks other outlets for ignoring the controversy and they begin their coverage saying we are the only ones covering this. everybody all should be. step war and horrendous as work becomes problematic, mainstream outlets began reporting on the story and that is where you kind of see it having an effect. step five, media pundits praise "fox news" saying they were first-tier and then of course that sex, the story falls apart. the damage is done and nobody covers it. this has been a repeated pattern and it happened with a.c.o.r.n., happened with the van jones situation and happen with planned parenthood where they devote massive coverage to fox and then the goal is to pound it into the mainstream press will it -- macworld have an effect. the thing we can do is make sure the press is covering these thing

james o'keefe went undercover, released some edited videos, making claims about a.c.o.r.n.y said the video were edited. so they released the unedited video which didn't change the story, then a.c.o.r.n. changed their story again and released additional videos backing down on that a.c.o.r.n. defense. the drip drip drip. he became a real master at dribbling out stories, letting his opponents change their story and adding to the story in a way that their denial of the story had no merit. it was fascinating to watch. it got to the point where people andrew breitbart went after would typically be very, very quiet for a while, waiting to see what else he had. >> the shirley sherrod story. he caught a lot of flack for that because of the way he edited that, turned out he was editing it to take a certain angle, but when you had a chance to talk to shirley sherrod and see that entire speech she gave, she was portrayed unfairly. >> there were a number of people on the left and right who were critical of him. i was somewhat critical of him as well just having grown up in the south and

i put make-up on and everything because james o'keefe came to my door this morning and said they werere to put cameras in my bathroom for current and i said hang on a second. >> he answered coordinate with curlers. >> congratulations stephanie well deserved. >> thank you, honey, thanks for the tweeting, all right, and don't forget to do more man scaping for next week. >> appreciate it. >> you, too, honey. there he goes. [applause] >> what's that? you know we say where there's smoke there's kathleen madigan. i see smoke she's comedienne extraordinaire as we continue on "the stephanie miller show." shall we? is on the new news network. >>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two term governor. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. i think its brilliant. >>current tv welcomes two new hosts. news and analysis with a wa

for example, james o'keefe, the guy who famously made the acorn undercover videos.ing edited. but breitbart gave these people a forum and then the story would catch fire and those in the mainstream media would pick up those stories and even give a bigger mega phone. >> howard kurtz, thank you. we have a statement from shirley sherrod on his death. she says, the news of mr. breitbart's death came as a surprise to me when i was informed of it this morning. my prayers go out to mr. breitbart's family as they cope during this very difficult time. >>> newt gingrich hanging his hopes on georgia. will it be a make or break for his campaign. >>> we're going to ask a georgia political insider. >>> super tuesday is just five days away. the fight is on, campaigning in georgia, one of ten super tuesday states. newt gingrich is pinning his hopes on georgia. his own win so far has been south carolina and that was a month ago. 437 votes up for votes. georgia here, one of the biggest prizes on super tuesday, as we mentioned, it is a crucial test for newt gingrich. joining to us tal

this is james o'keefe. remember this? he's the undercover provocateur funded by andrew breitbart.uch established the end of that community group. media critic howard kurtz pointed out some of his biggest so-called scoops were not necessarily solid journalism. >> had he not had a tendency to go too far on occasion, i think he would be remembered more as a successful warrior on behalf of causes on the right. but in the example of shirley shah rod who your viewers may recall, he had posted an incomplete edited video that made her appear to be saying racist things when her message was exactly the opposite. not only did he do that, but he never really apologized for it, and that's the reason i think that he actually leaves behind a mixed legacy. >> despite some criticisms such as that, breitbart often found himself called upon to offer political analysis. he appeared this week on piers morgan tonight. >> how much was rick santorum to blame for his failure to win in michigan. he had a poor debate by common consent. people didn't like the attack on kennedy's speech even though he clarifi

james o'keefe. that's david's counterpart. we have all become very good friends. he worked for senator inhofe, though, so i would say betin anchts david, ruth, and james have all become like family working on this. i am going to list the incredible people who worked for me who worked with betina. andrew doorman, murphy barrett, tyler crushforth, grant cope, mike burke, tom lynch -- noi know that mike works for -- with senator cardin and staffs on the committee. and tom lynch works with our committee through senator baucus. mark hogner, charles brittenham, alex rinjel, dmitri karakesos -- just amazing. and lastly, i want to thank the leadership staff. this became a bill that was so big and involved so many committees. you couldn't do it without a leadership team. and so working, of course, with the leadership, with the senators i mentioned in the leadership starting with senator reid, senator durbin, we had bill douster, amazing job, bill. rema, highway mentioned -- who i mentioned before, who did the whip counts, and the staff directors of the key committees that w