what happens to andrew breitbart? >> guest: well, i just graduated from college, a place where -- it was like my bar mitzvah i thought i would learn an education about judaism but i left feeling very empty and i learned how to chant. i was open for a spiritual sxeerngs and i didn't get it. i felt the exact same way in college where i was an american studies major. and the stuff that i was reading was incomprehensible. and it was jargon. it was noam chomsky-like to a person who doesn't understand that language. and it was demoralizing. and i graduated less skilled, less motivated and i was a waiter. >> host: you robbed yourself? >> guest: i did. my education was a lack of an education and so i was waiting tables right after graduating college, and i finished my lunch shift and i'd go home -- >> host: and your friends would say why are you doing isn't just you're so much better than this. >> guest: it was embarrassing and humiliating and was it the best thing of having the humiliation and to work and grind it and the pe

what happened to andrew breitbart?> guest: i just graduated from high school, it was like my bar mitzvah and i left feeling very empty because i just learned how to chant. i felt -- i was open for a spiritual experience. i didn't get it. i felt the exact same way in college, where i was an american studies major and the stuff that i was reading was incomprehensible. and it was jargon. it was noam chomsky-like in its lack of comprehension to a person who doesn't understand that language. and it was demoralizing. and i graduated less skilled, less motivated and i was a waiter. >> host: you robbed yourself. >> guest: i did. my education was a lack of an education. and so i was waiting tables right after graduating college and i would finish my lunch -- >> host: and your friends were saying why are you doing this. >> guest: it was embarrassing and humiliating and to work and grind it and the people that i was always looking up to and trying to impress were looking down on me, and i started to pay for my own -- >> host: but

many of you watching the show, you may not like what andrew breitbart is singing but andrew breitbart is very honest, very revealing about himself and his book and he leaves no stone unturned by you probably think that he is a rich conservative person with all this money he can make things happen. one you to know if the book tells the story -- and went to a donor and she said no i cannot deal with this right now but he went to your father and said to your father data, i need to borrow $25,000. barham money from your father just to give legs to the a.c.o.r.n. story. >> guest: by the way, people described me as a media mogul devotee party. as the media mogul ander breitbart three [laughter] >> guest: why storage to get to the tea party, and i have to car payments, one for the minivan and a mortgage. why is that? why is it that arianna huffington gets $315 million for the huffingtonpost.com creating a liberal version site that is a reflection of what already exists in the media yet nobody is knocking on my door when i created the huffingtonpost.com. there is no money to be on the right.

many of you watching this show and may not like what andrew breitbart is saying, but andrew breitbart is honest and reveals about himself in this book, leaving no stones unturned, but you probably think he's some rich conservative person with all this money and makes things happen. i want you to know, and the book tells the story, you have to get the book. i'm urging them to get the book. it's a good read. >> guest: thank you. >> host: you went to a donor who was wealthy and says i cannot do it. you went to your father and said, dad, dad, i need to borrow $25,000. you had to borrow the money from your father just to give legs to the acorn story. >>>> guest: yeah. >> host: and you paid your father back. >> guest: by the way, people describe me as a media mogul at the tea parties. ladies and gentlemen, media mogul. i think to myself i flew in steerage in the boat, i have two car payments, and a mortgage, why is it -- why is it that arianna huffington gets $31 a million for creating a liberal version, a liberal blog site that is a reflection of what exists in the media, but nobody knocks

we will be joined by publisher and blogger andrew breitbart. host: it has been nearly a week since the killing of osama bin laden. we thought we'd ask you to comment on the week's events and the handling of the killing of osama bin laden. the numbers are up on the screen. you can send us a tweet. twitter.com/cspanwj. or an email. this is the front page of the post. promise kept. we mean what we say. he is on the cover of this and the daily news. we will never forget his visit to ground zero. a noise of the compound raid. only one of the five people shot was armed. the head of the house intelligence committee say that they've revised the story again. mike rogers says white house officials got ahead of themselves in talking of a firefight. that bin laden used one of his wives as a human shief. there was a rifle. waited,yey should have rogers said. the white house did not expliaan wrong.y key elements were here is the "washington t imes." in retrospect, killing the most dangerous man was easy. the hard part is figuring out what to do next. the use

i swear you think if that's andrew breitbart crotch. i've seen andrew breitbart structure that's not that's not it not also was informed by your standards of practice committee that's all i'm allowed to say wieners wieners. ok well the other person they got is the. scuse me web site because last week we critique to their frontline documentary on weekly leaks and it turns out that somebody actually went after them and put two bugs still alive in new zealand i like that one but i think i like the winner better when he gets a. more money since he was dead than any artist since oh so i think it's brilliant so either you probably use a new z. we're going to see his next album coming out next year i think is the on the first i haven't heard that before oh yeah i think he's in new zealand with elvis is kind of the soldiers killed the hobbit with peter jackson as well. i can't wait to hear two parts talking about maybe. the hobbit by tupac and. the people you know p.b.s. even knew who to talk so i think that i really got to. juggle you know it

i enjoyed it andrew breitbart is here. guys, good to see you.hink it took a lot of courage for the president. it was gutsy decision because he could have bombed the place. send our seals in, the best of the best, because he wanted to show the world to make sure we got him. and every move he has made since, i think from the burial to getting rid of the body to not releasing the photos has been a mistake. >> you think we didn't get him? >> >> sean: no. i know we got him. that's not the point. as ann coulter said we have a right, we paid for his death. we have a right to see those photos. >> no, i don't think that's correct. i think is he thinking like a parent. he has two young children and he understands how all pervasive this photograph would be. >> sean: i have let my 12-year-old son watch gladiator and brave hart and the passion of the christ. >> no one killed for real. >> sunday night the president of the united states hit a grand slam. the first thing i did was to go on to twitter and write congratulations president obama, the armed services

andrew breitbart's after party will be crazy. it will not be good, but it will be crazy.ames o'keefe st night. i thought it was them, but it may have been a regular pap to disliked organized labor. hal wildcat a party be when it is held in accordance to shariah law? this is the year o sweeping changes happening. katie couric and now shes leaving cbs. she was known best for asking tough questions like, "name a newspaper." years of hard-hitting questions and she will be known for a woman who doubles as a cat -- a category on family feud. follow-up question -- name something you keep in your attic. [laughter] katie is one of the many departures will seen this year. npr fired someone after he said muslims made them nervous. the is the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. [laughter] msnbc's -- >> berman was suspended for donating money. the punishment seemed rather harsh considering the slap on the rest of larry king got after giving a bfalo nickel to the campaign of chester arthur. cnn replaced larry king with peirs morgan this year. out with the old, in with the w

was only a matter of time before the doctors spoke up that's right the right wing rag job andrew breitbart published an article on his website today suggesting that he won't believe it until he sees bin laden's body with his own eyes in other words you won't believe bin laden's dead until the president releases the long form corpse so this is what we should expect in the coming days in the american political scene from our more on this i'm joined by robert perry investigative journalist and editor of consortium news jamie weinstein deputy editor of the daily caller dot com robert jami great to see you both insta thanks thanks for joining us. and maybe we should give in to this graphic i don't know if we can pop it up on the screen just cancel the two thousand and twelve election it's this is it here it is president obama sorry it took me so long to find a copy of my birth certificate i was too busy killing but not i mean you know it's this is his moment is not deserved to be was it was a you know from what we know a very courageous decision her very dangerous decision to to send american t

. -- and andrew breitbart. we will have a joint economic committee meeting to receive aprils committee and employment figures. that is on c-span 2 at 9:30 eastern. here on c-span, erskine bowles and alan simpson, coachers of the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform, will discuss the budget deficits, entitlements, and tax policies live at 10:30 eastern. also at 10:30 on c-span 3, a pentagon briefing on the role of reserve units including comments from general james cartwright, a vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. president obama went to new york yesterday for a wreath laying ceremony at the 9/11 memorial perry previously planned a trip followed the send a mission that killed osama bin laden. before the ceremony, the president visited firefighters at the pride of midtown fire house which lost 50 men on 9/11, more than any other fire house in new york city. this is about 5 minutes. [applause] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> the main reason i came here is because i heard the food is

line you can credit because this is i'm not partisan with this for the tea party doesn't believe it breitbart didn't believe it rolled it daily and i was just in your hats their issue my issue is i'm on record nine years ago with this information i'm not partisan it is a presidential level they may fight over who gets to be president but on the trillions on the wars on the torture on the secret arrest the democrats to the line just like the republicans just like they have the same secretary of defense that bush and robert gates so this is the same deal and this is to signal a new era in war and a lot of this me who was sandy and a friend pakistan and you bring pakistan i'm wondering where glenn beck fits into this you've said that he's a government operative and i'm wondering what agency he works for. well he works for basically the right wing foundations that that cover the right wing of the control paradigm to keep folks on the reservation fighting with each other and then there's the george soros ford foundation arm that basically created the cia the ford foundation and others are on recor

host: we will start with a call from last vegas, a democrat, you are on with andrew breitbart.ler: good morning. i am astounded at the mindset. the hatchet job you has done, i don't think there is any reason to take a position that you are a warrior for the right. it comes out of the same playbook as fox news. the store, like, continue to live. -- distort, l, continue to lie. don't distort the facts. that's all i have to say. >guest: i would ask him to do the same peri. i believe he has been given the talking points from the left. the truth behind the sharad thing is that out of outer space a video st that was edited. that is not true. it was a long excerpt that was two + minutes long. at the end of that video was the retentive arc where she says this year realizes it's not it's not about black versus white, is about rich versus poor. who defended me on this? chris matthews of all people confronted howard dean and joan walsh on the air instead of this is a hack job, why did andrew breitbart keep in the park where he said she had a change o mind. in my 1400-word piece, it says e

thank you, c-span, i'm armstrong williams with andrew breitbart. .. >> welcome. my name is joe b. thacker, but the johnny appleseed society in urbana, ohio. we are located for this program in the johnny appleseed education center and museum and historic daily hall here at the university. we are here to listen to howard means talk about his brand-new book. this is his 10th book in its written a biography of johnny appleseed or john chapman and is here to tell us all about the book. the book is "johnny appleseed," the man, that's an american story. so i welcome howard. [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much. my book was published only five days ago and since then i've done taping sessions with some of the nationally syndicated radio shows. this is the first live event for "johnny appleseed" and it couldn't have been in a more appropriate. not only because we are in the newly renovated johnny appleseed center, joe dusek was one of the first people i contacted after simon and schuster agree to publish the book here before it written a word of it and show has been atrophic hope f

andrew breitbart's after party is going to be crazy. it won't be good but it will be crazy.ctually met james o'keefe last night, at least i think it was james o'keefe. it may have just been a regular pimp who hated organized labor. npr is having a party but i'm sure it will be pretty sedate. how wild can party get when it's held in accordance with sharia law. it's what i was told. this has been a year of sweeping changes happening, tv news. katie couric announced she is leaving cbs. katie was known best for asking the tough questions like, name a newspaper. the years of hard hitting questions and she's going to be remembered for the one that could have doubled as a category on "the family feud." follow-up question, name something you keep in your attic. katie is just one of the many departures we have seen this year. npr fired juan williams after he said muslims make you nervous, so juan is black and an afraid of muslims, making him the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. msnbc is keith oeber man was suspended for his show for violating company policy by donating

that's andrew breitbart. >> that was "after words" book tv's signature program where authors are interviews by journalists, policymakers, and others familiar with their material. book tv airs saturday at 10 p.m., 12 p.m. sunday, and 12 a.m. on monday. you can go to booktv.org and click on the topics list on the upper right side of the page. .. the. >> and the principal in the school system. laura has liv negative charlottesville since 1993 coming to work in the state prison system now the director of piedmont house a transitional home for men returning from prison. her book talking about the anatomy of an execution is 10 years in the making finally completed with the assistance of bay, there. she is 13 from the united methodist church and her parish is the people god puts in her path daily. lynn powell is the author of framing innocence of the prosecutors, a mother's photographs the prosecutors deal and a small town response and a two books of poetry and the sums of paradise. from the national endowment from the arts and the ohio arts council her work has been included in numerous anthologi

. >> well, i talked to a conservative blogger andrew breitbart and our legal analyst jeffrey tu jeffreyme perspective. do you know how he got this photo and did you know him before? >> well, i didn't know him before. he was the one who tweeted it. he sent it, and forwarded it through twitter to many prominent people within the blogosphere, and including arianna huffington and the "huffington post," and i happened to be there at my kitchen island, and i saw it and so -- >> what is your opinion in how he discovered that? >> well, we have an exclusive at government.com right now, but he has been monitorings, rep weiner, for quite some time now. >> i want to ask you about the photo, because it was sent to a 21-year-old woman jeanette cordova and she said that she had never met the congressman and simply followed him on twitter and jokingly referred to him as her boyfriend on a tweet. but look at the statement that she gave to the new york "daily news." quote, i don't have a clear understanding of is exactly how or why i'm involved in the fiasco and he goes on the call it speculation and fau

i am armstrong williams, andrew breitbart. .. >> up next on booktv, francis fukuyama discussing the tribal societies to the rise of politics in europe. >> good evening, everyone. thank you all for coming. this is clearly a standing audience, and i know that we're eager to get into this and have lots of discussion because we're here to celebrate the publication of francis fukuyama's major contribution, the origins of political order from prehuman times to the french revolution. before we begin, i want to just say that this -- this is a moe -- big time for politics and prose. she and barbara immediate with the stellar staff here at politics and prose and you engaged with books and ideas and the community of writers, editors, readers, agents made this more into a bookstore. it is a thriving community institution. it is a setting for the discussion and december semination of ideas, and it's a public space where people meet, talk, disagree, discuss, and do it in a civil way, and it will continue that way under the leadership of its new owners, brad graham. i just want to continuity will stand a

about one of the life changing moments, you're watching the hearing, and what happens to andrew breitbart? >> guest: i just graduated from college. i thought that i would learn an education about judaism, but i left feeling very empty because i just learned how to chant. i felt -- i was open for a spiritual experience. i didn't get it. i felt the exact same way in college where i was an american studies major, and the stuff i read was inexrens -- income presenceble, and it was demoralizing, and i graduated less skilled, less motivated, and i was a waiter. >> host: you robbed yourself? >> guest: i did. my education was a lack of an education, and so i was waiting tables after graduating college, finished my lunch shift. >> host: your friends said you're better than this. >> guest: yeah, it was embarrassing and humiliating, and the best thing that happened in my life, the humiliation of having to work and gripped it and the people i looked up to and wanted to impress looked down on me. i started to pay for my own shoes. >> host: your parents cut you off? >> guest: it was brutal. i dedicated

graduate it would be humiliation but then a friend of yours who is very bright called and said andrew breitbart i have the perfect job for you. tell us about that. >> guest: he was from havard. he was an avid -- astrophysics major who always cared for me. he always knew that in prep school i was not going to be the a student that but that i was the class clown but that map well. even though -- that was how i skirted around my add and was able to maintain my place in an elite prep academy where everybody was havard, stanford and princeton bound. i knew i was not going to be going to an elite academy. i did want to leave my friends though. seth knew my burden. seth knew -- >> host: but you would visit him. >> guest: he visited me and he would say i need to take you on a walk. know just sit down here. i need to take you for a while. he took me for a walk round the street in santa monica this is when i was utterly wayward. he said i have seen your future. is this thing called the internet. it works the way your brain works and at that point i had been diagnosed with adult add and i had tried ritali

andrew breitbart's after party will be crazy. it will not be good, but it will be crazy. thought it was them, but it may have been a regular pap to disliked organized labor. hal wildcat a party be when it is held in accordance to shariah law? this is the year of sweeping changes happening. katie couric and now she is leaving cbs. she was known best for asking tough questions like, "name a newspaper." years of hard-hitting questions and she will be known for a woman who doubles as a cat -- as a category on family feud. follow-up question -- name something you keep in your attic. [laughter] katie is one of the many departures will seen this year. npr fired someone after he said muslims made them nervous. the is the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. [laughter] msnbc's -- >> berman was suspended for donating money. the punishment seemed rather harsh considering the slap on the rest of larry king got after giving a buffalo nickel to the campaign of chester arthur. cnn replaced larry king with peirs morgan this year. out with the old, in with the who? rick sanchez

andrew breitbart, a conservative blogger, whose site first reported the story, suggested there shouldis to determine the veracity of congressman weiner's hacking allegation, which certainly bears criminal implications. a spokesman for the fbi tells cnn they're not investigating this alleged hacking of a member of congress' twitter account. weiner has hired a lawyer to investigate the next steps and get advice on what civil or criminal actions could be taken. the office is downplaying this as a prank and are loathe to treat it as more. dana bash, cnn, washington. >>> if you are planning to visit any federal monuments this summer in washington, d.c., just remember, do not dance. not even quietly. because you can't dance there. it's banned. check out this video from saturday. five people were protesting that dancing ban by getting a little footloose inside the jefferson memorial in d.c. look at this, i u.s. park police officer having none of it. there is now an investigation under way as to whether the officer used excessive force. we'll run the story by our political buzz panel in a few

c-span2, francis fukuyama on the origins of government on "after words" conservative blogger andrew breitbartrmation to a self-described cultural warrior. he's interviewed by armstrong williams. also in this weekend in america aflame, david goldfield on the role of religion leading up to the civil war. look for the complete schedule at booktv.org, and sign up for booktv alert. >> at the annual national rifle association meeting in pittsburgh, nra vice president wayne lapierre called for the resignation of attorney general eric holder. he accused the justice department of mishandling an investigation of gun sales allowing guns to reach mexican drug cartels. this is an hour and a half. >> today amid swirling reports of a growing government scandal, most of the major media has ignored news that our federal government sanctioned the running of illegal guns into mexico. leaked from within atf and evidence from congressional committees are building. they should be with investigated by every news organization in this country. we deserve to know the truth. please watch. >> they blamed honest, law-abi

andrew breitbart discusses his transformation from liberal to self-described conservative cultural warrior. he will be interviewed by armstrong williams. david gold field will talk about the role of religion leading up to the civil war. look for the complete schedule at book-tv.org and get our schedules in your in box. >> you can access our program any time with the cspan radio iphone app. it is all commercial free and you could listen to our signature interview programs each week and is available around the clock wherever you are. downloaded free from the app store. >> the unemployment number rose to 9% in april but employers added more than 200,000 jobs. for the third straight month, this is the biggest hiring spree in five years. we may hear more about that from comments from the president who is in indianapolis for today touring the allison transmission plant. we will have coverage of that and we will have the president at fort campbell later today, live at 3:50 p.m. eastern. he will be back in texas next week and he will speak on immigration in el passer next tuesday. yesterday, the c

york will take your questions about subsidies for oil companies, and we will be joined by andrew breitbart, indignationridges' -- righteous indignation". >> this weekend, university of nevada las vegas professor david schwartz on the biggest threat of the 1940's and 1950's. an evening of conversation with those who traveled and worked the underground railroad. the story of ronald reagan and if it could have happened anywhere else but in the golden state. how the schedule e-mail to you by pressing the c-span alert button. >> house armed services committee representative buck mckeehan said the failure to cut spending poses a danger. the congressmen said the reason a u.s. helicopter crashed during the mission to osama bin laden's compound was not a mechanical failure, but a combination of factors. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the heritage foundation. thank you for your patience. congress is a deliberative body and it has those occasionally. the chairmen took some time to come over here a few minutes ago and have to go back for a vote and now he is back with us. we're happy to have h