and breitbart. i think for the younger generation of conservative activists, know that you were preceded by the likes of power line bloggers who celebrated 10 years on the internet this year. glenn reynolds at the university of tennessee, the law professor and has been the godfather of the blogosphere and drove home this concept that we are an army of david's. lucien goldberg and jonah goldberg were there -- in the days of conservatives on line. i mentioned the free republic.com. before there were conservative activists and people with video cameras going into the occupied camps, we got those great documentary's yesterday. there were free republic activist to wage war on the precursors to occupy. the code pinkos and the answer mob. they are of the piece. these are all the george soros- funded monkeys i was talking about. as funny as they can be with their tambourines and drums, these people are destructive. these people have cost millions of dollars in losses of businesses in places like oakland and

but who in that moment when shirley sherrard was first presented to the american people by andrew breitbart as a racist, the leadership of the naacp initially, although they came around pretty quickly, but initially saying she should be ashamed of herself for her comments. now that had to have happened because they just didn't know who shirley sherrard was. see, that's fine if you didn't know who shirley sherrard was, i did know that. if you've ever watched "eye on the prize" which i assume anybody on naacp did, the name sherrard should have wrung a bell. they liberated georgia while king was taking care of atlanta. that willingness to see a rural woman from georgia as inherently expe expendable. and then, of course, post 2010, the full assault on women through the personhood amendments, through the fight between koman and planned parentho parenthood. you have to laugh. seriously, we're talking about the pill in 2012. the outlawing of abortions that never actually occur. telling sandra fluke that she has to defend against being a slut in order to speak to the american people as though we ar

she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff.ain because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you a a >> good morning and happy friday to everyone. i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. this is friday june 22nd. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". it is time for your 5@5:00. an assault by the taliban on a lakeside hotel in kabul ending overdmiet leaving 17 people dead. >> security forces and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire after dozens of people taken hostage. the standoff lasting over 12-hours. the five taliban militants also found dead including 3 homicide bombers. >>> it is dangerous

she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff.ain because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you a a

they use andrew breitbart, james o'keefe, etc. and they use highly doctored videos and go to congress and say look at this outrage on acorn, and they defund it. what is the result, poor and minority registration efforts and less votes. and the democrats actually voted with this. how clownish are you? how could you not see this obvious ploy. oh, i guess so, i'll vote with the republicans. they're destroying you right in front of your eyes. we go to wisconsin because the third leg of this is crippling the public sector unions. why do they have to do this? first of all, it's ongoing. it's exactly what governor walker did. he went after the public sector unions, mainly state employees and teachers. result, lower democratic vote gained g.o.p. governorship and impact funding. afscme what is that, state and federal workers, exactly who governor walker went after. and then nea and aft teacher organizations. do you think they're targeting the teachers because of political principle? do you think it helps this to say, goddamn teachers! no,

breitbart called them the democrat media complex. the new media rose up parsley because the old media failed to tell the truth. it was from that very first new medium break through 15 years ago when this lowly little store clerk in a lowly little apartment equipped with his computer and a modem, he broke one of the biggest stories of the decade. his name was matt drudge, and the rest was history. [applause] in hindsight we see that the story that he broke, it was more than just a president having an affair. ago when this lowly littleto men that. it was about a major all media publication that had spiked the story 11 times and they knew all about. not just one to check their facts, not twice to double check, but 11 times despite the story. why? because as charter members of the democrat media complex and they were protecting their guy. so when a fellow with a modem and a web site found out about this he decided to tell the truth there refused to tell, and how that old media cried foul and they howled. they denounced drudge as irrespon

she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff.ers in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you at the rosemont theatre. if you would like to join doreen, check it out. the show is sold out on the 23rd but we have tickets for the matinee. >> glad you got your money's worth, colleen. >> never going to happen, jeff. i'm not politically correct enough. but i don't care. "killing lincoln" has been on the best selling list for nine months. thank you all. >> from north carolina. >> that's because they aren't as smart as you are, josey. thank you for watching me. and finally tonight pinheads and patriots. our pals, regis and kathy lee, together again on nbc. >> it's wednesday, j

"the daily caller" and breitbart judge ethical journalism? how did we get in bizarro world. pat says there is a two-fold reason there's so much flack directed toward joe williams. one, he's absolutely correct about mitt romney and two he is black and in the eyes of the far right, he's not allowed to even have an opinion much less express it. what's going on with eric holder? we'll find out at the top of the next hour from former assistant attorney general. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: happy thursday! thursday, june 28th. good to see you today. this is the "full court press," your new progressive morning show on current tv coming to you live across this great land from ours from our nation's capital where this is d-day today for the supreme court on healthcare, of course. that's the big story of the day. who knows what the hell they're going to do. they could throw out the whole thing. or they could let the entire thing stand. but this much is certain. whatever they do, universal healthcare is the right thing to do. every american deserves universal healthcare and whatever the cour

when shirley sherrod was first presented to the american people by andrew bright arc as a racist -- breitbartld be ashamed of herself for her comments. now that had to have happened because they just didn't know who shirley sherrod was. and you see that is fine if you didn't know who shirley sherrod was and maybe if i didn't know but i did but if you ever watched "eyes on the prize" which i'm sure anyone in the naacp did then they named sherrod in the state of georgia should've rung a bell for you because charles sherrod is -- while king was taking care of atlanta. but that willingness to see a rural black woman from georgia as inherently expendable, and then of course post 2010 the full assault on women through the personhood amendment, through the fight between colman and planned parenthood and through putting contraception and on the agenda in the 21st century. i'm sorry, it's horrible but really you have to laugh. like, seriously? we are were talking about the pill in 2012. the outlawing of abortion that never actually occurred. telling sandra fluke that she has to basically defend agains

week that mitt romney going to solyndra and making campaign appearances is something that andrew breitbartthe criticizing the media whenever it investigates either romney or mitt romney donor and saying you guys didn't do the due diligence. it's a powerful argument for the campaign to make. >> nia malika and david, thank you both so much. all of you be sure it stay tuned to msnbc at the top of the hour, "meet the press" with david gregory will have massachusetts governor, duvall patrick, as well as ohio gorngs john kasich. >>> a little wet weather is not doing much to dampen the royal spirit along the river thames, that's where thousands have turned out to see queen elizabeth ii. joining us again is nbc's anna belle roberts, who is thames-side. is the forecast affecting the mood of the citizens at all, annabelle? >> not at all. the pageant started under gray skies. heavy, looked like there might be some rain. but it held off right until the boats reached tower bridge behind me, which is the very end and then the heavens opened. it's been a constant downpour since then. but that hasn't damp

but in that moment when she was presented to the american people by andrew breitbart as a racist, the leadership of the naacp to initially, although they came around quickly, initially said she should be ashamed of herself for her comments. they did not know who she was. that is fine. if you do not know who she was, if you have ever watched "eye on the prize," which i should anyone in the naacp leadership did, then the name should have run a bell for you. that willingness to see a rural black woman from georgia as an era of the expendable -- as inherently expendable -- and then, of course, in 2010, the fight between komen and planned parenthood. it is horrible what you have to laugh. seriously? we are talking about the pill in 2012. the outlawing of abortions that never actually occurred. telling sandra flu that she has to suspend against being a slut in order to speak to the american people as though we are in egypt and she has to submit to a virginity test to be in the public sphere. the -- 2010, the year of the gop woman, is the first year we lost ground in terms of women's represe

more breitbarts are on the way. they are all on the way. help them get here. end, i am so pleased now to introduce to you what i think is the future of broadcast. i think the future of online. the author of extraordinary box for years to come. he is not only my colleague, he is not only my regular guest host and a welcome guest in my house, he is my friend and a rising star of this movement. please welcome guy benson. [applause] >> wow. the nut that is probably the nicest thing he has ever said about me in any context. he must have lost a bet. thank you. that is so kind of you. thank you for being here. it is such a pleasure to be back working alongside the terrific team at americans for prosperity. being back here and las vegas provokes some on the memories for me. last time this conference convened here was in the summer of 2010. at the time we discussed the importance of grass-roots activism on line. we were recharging our batteries heading into an important midterm election. the aim of everybody in that room was to send a clear and unambiguous message to t

we did a tribute to andrew breitbart last night who passed away too soon. we did a tribute to him and had a movie debut of highlighting his life and career as a pioneer of online social media. michelle malkin is a standard bearer. a handful of other radio hosts use social media to get their message out as well. it is a dynamic group of people we have at the conference in las vegas. we're looking forward to having a great conference today and wrapping up with a fine dinner. host: adam stryker is our guest. he is the nevada state director of americans for prosperity foundation. if you would like to ask questions about how they are using social media, here is your chance to do so. we can field the questions to him off of twitter. you can send e-mail to c- span.org. governor sarah palin was talking about new media at the conference. here is what she had to say. >> it goes beyond organizing. it is more fundamental than that. it has become a forum for activism and information. you still a vital role. you do what meehamany in the old media cannot or will not do. t

squandered something andrew breitbart raise the alarm about in one of his final interviews.here's how it works. somebody who knows how to hack into phones calls 9/11. ostensibly from your phone, and tells the police they just killed somebody. within minutes of local swat team shows up after house, guns drawn, helicopter soaring over. and while this tactic is going to criminal, and should be prosecuted aggressively, the goal is equally reprehensible. namely, to scare people who dare to speak right or otherwise support a cause that the squatters don't like. justice thomas pretty well sums up my own sentiment on tactics like this in the closing paragraph of his opinion in citizens united. here's what justice thomas had to say. i cannot endorse a view of the first amendment come april, the subjects citizens of this nation to death threats, ruined careers, damage or deface property or printed and threatening warning letters. as prices for engaging in core political speech. the primary object of first amendment protection. now, what justice thomas is describing here, the harassmen

recently, but who, in that moment, when shirley was first presented to the american people by andrew breitbartrship of the naacp initially, came around quickly, but said she should be ashamed of herself for her comments. now, that had to have happened because they just didn't know who she was, and, see, that's fine if you don't know who shirley was, and if you watched "eye on the prize," and anyone in the leadership of the naacp did, and it should have wrong a bell for you because she was 234 atlanta, and the willingness to see a rural black woman from georgia as inherently expendable, and then, of course, post 2010, the full assault on women through the personhood amendments, through the fight between culmen and planned parenthood and putting this on the 21st century, sorry, it's horrible, but really, you have to laugh. like, seriously? we're talking about the pill in 2012. the outlawing of abortions that never actually occur, telling sandra fluke that she has to basically defend against being a slut in order to speak to the american people like we're in egypt and has to submit to a virginity

more breitbarts are on the way. they are all on the way. help them get here.that end, i am so pleased now to introduce to you what i think is the future of broadcast. i think the future of online. the author of extraordinary box for years to come. he is not only my colleague, he is not only my regular guest host and a welcome guest in my house, he is my friend and a rising star of this movement. please welcome guy benson. [applause] >> wow. the nut that is probably the nicest thing he has ever said about me in any context. he must have lost a bet. thank you. that is so kind of you. thank you for being here. it is such a pleasure to be back working alongside the terrific team at americans for prosperity. being back here and las vegas provokes some on the memories for me. last time this conference convened here was in the summer of 2010. at the time we discussed the importance of grass-roots activism on line. we were recharging our batteries heading into an important midterm election. the aim of everybody in that room was to send a clear and unambiguous message