that was what andrew breitbart was trying to build. the last conversation i had with andrew copiously to be the president of new think tank use building in hollywood. he said i just want artist to come together and talk to each other. i think the money can come from political people, but you got to let artists artists. the thing is artists are not going to be stickhandling conservative. they will be cultural critical. there going to support values that you can get behind and that does happen. it still does happen in hollywood. the only problem is when you see like the dark knight movies, those are deeply conservative movies. i used to joke that if bettman took his mask off and found that he was george w. bush. they would really hunt him down. it doesn't happen but i think you need, you need the conservative money to allow artists to the arches. it's very hard to do because the minute you start cursing, amended you have character use the name jesus in vain, they start to say no, no, no wait a minute. that is art. the most conservative wo

i called my power, andrew breitbart. i hope you guys remember andrew breitbart. a day.what i tried to talk to conservatives about cold sure. there was disgust of laughter over the phone. for the next several years i went around to conservative groups giving speeches about how we ought to care about the culture. how the culture works. why we ought to have think thanks. we ought to give awards and build -- because the thing about the culture, while conservatives -- everything is an emergency. if we don't win 150 congressional districts in missouri the constitution is dust. it is a slow way. it eats away at the world you know and sweeps under your feet. the san gets eaten out from under you. that is how culture works. how else do you explain that we live in the freest, wealthiest, strong nation that has ever existed and twice we elected a guy who promised to run the mentally transform it? i want to fundamentally transform this country. strong,oo free, too stop us. that is the culture. getting into people's heads, convincing them this is an oppressive and wrong place

[laughter] i went home, i was so upset, i called andrew breitbart. [applause] and i said what a day i just talked to conservatives and there is a gust of laughter. for the next several years i went around with g conservative groups giving speeches about how we should care about the culture and why we need thing takes to think about tv and movies and books and give awards because while conservatives are worried, the thing about the culture is that it eats away at the world you know what sweeps under your feet, because how else to explain that we live in the finest, wealthiest strongest nation that's ever existed and twice we elected the guy who promised to fundamentally transform this country. ea, were too strong, were two free, stop us bute that's the culture getting to people's heads convincing them that this is a oppressive place for evil place. trump true. he's an answer to a culture that has hated the central values of this country for 50 years. people say they elected him because they're angry. of course angry. 50 years of every movie show and c

>> andrew breitbart not just because i work for him but i think he saw the potential for people who were outside of politics and the establishment that were forgotten. to see their potential and concerns to give them the tools whether our website or others in general that the internet could allow the to compete and andrew breitbart in many ways on one occasion actually predicted he could be the republican nominee because he saw the way trump could use the media to his advantage and he thought conservatives needed to do the same thing and gave them the inspiration and he endured moments the slings and arrows from people. the internet is not a friend of the place especially if you are conservative. a lot of people spend time attacking you that he stood up and defended those who had more to lose and i will be your shield and he really continues to inspire people today not just in the united states but around the world we get inquiries from those who have seen a movie about andrew or they are excited about what he continues to provide to say i hear voices out there you are not listening to w

[laughter] so i went home i was so upset i called andrew breitbart. i hope you remember him. [applause] i said i just tried to talk to conservatives about culture and all i got was laughter over the phone. so for the next several years i learned giving speeches about how we ought to care about the culture how culture works and what it does and think about tv and movies and books and give awards because while conservatives are worried everything is an emergency 159 congressional districts in missouri. but with the culture it is the slow wave that eats away the world that you know and send your feet. you know how you stand on the beach and wave come to stand out under? that is how culture works how to live in the greatest will be a strongest is ever existed on earth and twice we elect a guy who promises to fundamentally transform? yea we are to free your we are to stronger we are too happy. that is the culture getting two people had. thinking that this is an evil place or wrong place. trump is not a political phenomenon is a cultural phenomenon is an answer to a culture that ha

and i take a close look at the career of andrew breitbart. he's kinda like the john the baptist for the savior who now occupies the white house. there is a sense in this book. of my and maybe your of what feels like the eternal sake girl of the car he is subverting federal agencies. he is doing it all in the name of the common people. it is just so maddening to me that this goes on and on and it it seems to be impervious. we think of the amazing opportunity that we have to interrupt this cycle permanently. the fantastic mandate behind them desperate people anxious for him to do something. i think about that moment. we could be in the second year of the biden presidency or something like that. would've gone on and on for decades. it's ronald reagan all over again. only different hairdo this time. all of the essays in one essential story. this is what society looks like. is the thrill. there is no longer any limit on their power to accumulate. so in strict headline terms. they cover the years of the obama presidency and in the populist explosio

>> i used to work in that industry before andrew breitbart discovered me. used to work in the management business and i adore this industry and the art form. but, broadway lean so far to the left they have fallen over and they can't get up. they really are. i love the business but the fact is and rosie was just saying to her fellow broadway performers there at the protest, make sure the president knows you are alive. he knows you are alive but he also knows that all those people you're talking about regarding alive, the people from middle america who save their pennies and come to new york. when he sees what these performers think of him, what the industry thinks of him, they might go on a cruise next time. >> tammy: this is a point where sums -- at some stage, they may have a better idea like better tax cuts and paychecks. we all benefit from those things so maybe it's time to start focusing on that. larry, thank you for joining me tonight. there's plenty of derangement to go around these days. in hollywood, donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star has b

>> greg: you think andrew breitbart and his inspiration and broadcasters and ben shapiro later. are seeing a move which is so refreshing. >> kennedy: i'm so glad you brought up ben shapiro. ben shapiro slamming socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez for accusing him of catcalling. for challenging her to a political debate. hear what he has to say next. ♪ i'm worth it ♪ baby, i'm worth it ♪ um-huh ♪ i'm worth it ♪ ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ no, what?? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. but prevagen helps your brain with an ing

>> i used to work in thiscr enty before andrew breitbart discovered me and touch me out of obscurity,to work in the management business on broadway and in los angeles. and i adore this industry, i adore the art form. but broadway means so far to the left they have fallen over and they can't get up. and i love the business but the fact is rosie was just saying to her fellow broadway performers there at the protest, make sure the president knows you're alive. he knows they're alive but he alsoso knows that all of those people you are talking about are alive. the peopleu' from middle america who save all their pennies, they come to new york, they buy tickets to a broadway show and when they see with these performers think of them, what ethe industry thinks of them, they might go on a cruise next time. >> tammy: thank you so much. this is a point where at some stage americans coming together, finding and focusing on what we do have in common like better paychecks, raises, tax cuts, safer country. we all benefit from those things and maybe it's time to start focusing on that. thank you so

culture is an incredibly important aspect, and it is something andrew breitbart understood.aid the quote that politics is downstream from culture, and it's important that we as conservatives embrace that. [applause] it's interesting to hear you talk about how the right, in your opinion, is cannibalizing itself. that is something the left often says about itself, they often say that the right is so good at being cohesive. if the left is cannibalizing itself, or at least if they are it would seem to me it could either be for petty and the reasons, because they agree with your views but disagree with your tactics, or because they honestly disagree with some of your views. without getting into names, what's your analysis of where this disagreement -- >> i will not attribute any weives, i will just day could be going after liberals and leftists, but there is still a segment of the republican party, and many house leadership and senate leadership, that hate this president. yesterday, everyone is complaining about bob mueller. it is house republicans that authorized this is a prose

i think whoever votes for or against kavanaugh will be thinking politics, as andrew breitbart said, politicss downstream or flows from culture. if it looks like the democrats are going to win the house and the justice department, the people who used to be at the justice department, the u.s. attorneys in southern new york do the thing with campaign-finance, even though that would probably fail if that went all the way to the supreme court, the trump-cohen thing is a campaign violation. i think if they put enough of that into the public and find some nondisclosure agreements former ciarendan -- think the i democrats if they take the house will impeach trump and the senator from maine, collins, will not be able to afford to vote for kavanaugh because kavanaugh with -- what uphold the president -- would uphold the president's right to not be legally prosecuted for something. host: on michael cohen's campaign-finance violations, the ones he pled guilty to, we will take a deep dive into that in our 8:30 block today. we will be joined by bradley smith, a former chairman of the federal elections com