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Andrew Breitbart

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Sep 23, 2026

Ben ShapiroHOST
2:12
It sounds unimportant.
Ben ShapiroHOST
2:13
Actually, it is not unimportant because, as my mentor and friend Andrew Breitbart used to say, culture is upstream of politics.
Ben ShapiroHOST
2:19
It's why we're in the entertainment game here at Daily Wire.
Ben ShapiroHOST
2:22
Okay, so I log on to the internet this week, and I see something totally crazy.
Brad LaelGUEST
46:18
And so like it's really it was really nasty, evil tricks on how to trick American people, where to find bricks at and things like that and how to get paid doing this.
Brad LaelGUEST
46:27
And so Breitbart, Andrew Breitbart, who I met in 2009, wrote a big article on this.
Brad LaelGUEST
46:33
And once the article came out, Obama got rid of it.
Brad LaelGUEST
46:37
He basically gave it over to George Soros.
Steven CrowderHOST
72:42
I believe this is from 16 years ago.
Steven CrowderHOST
72:45
This video has been making the rounds, and then I'll show you a picture of that day, me with the subject of this video, Andrew Breitbart.
Steven CrowderHOST
72:53
He was running around accusing all conservatives of being racist, the Tea Party of being racist, right? Anyone opposing Barack Obama of being racist, Andrew Breitbart of being racist, and this was, I believe this was at CPAC in either '09 or maybe it was 2010.
Steven CrowderHOST
73:09
And Andrew Breitbart called this guy out, the new, the new darling of the Marxist right.
Steven CrowderHOST
73:16
But it doesn't even matter.
Steven CrowderHOST
73:18
Why does it matter? Why would George...
Pete MundoHOST
10:19
And politics is downstream from culture.
Pete MundoHOST
10:22
It's a famous phrase popularized by late conservative journalist Andrew Breitbart.
Pete MundoHOST
10:30
And when people say, hey, you know, the culture has gone to hell in a handbasket because of Trump.
Pete MundoHOST
10:36
No, it's actually the opposite.
Stuttering CraigHOST
58:27
Mm-hmm.
Dean CainGUEST
58:27
So that's something Andrew Breitbart taught me way back in the day when I was coaching his kid in basketball, before everybody had Breitbart News and knew who Andrew Breitbart was.
Dean CainGUEST
58:35
Rest in peace, my friend.
Dean CainGUEST
58:37
Um, and it is.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
28:31
And I, in particular, you know, I've been in this business for almost two decades now.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
28:36
And I was brought in by Andrew Breitbart, who tried to find a new way for the new media to try to break out and away from the chains of the gatekeepers that call themselves legacy corporate mainstream media.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
28:49
It seems like Fox News was doing everything they could to be a part of that.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
28:53
and be included on the team, be invited to the party.
Blake NeffGUEST
8:37
And that wasn't a world that I was as involved in, and so I don't wanna say I can define who Charlie's inner circle was, because I was in a part of his life, and I think I played a very important role in his work, but I didn't have this panopticon view of everything that was happening in it.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
8:53
After Andrew Breitbart died, on the one-year anniversary, some of his pals wrote commemorative pieces to sort of memorialize him, and I wrote a piece for breitbart.com that year.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
9:04
And, and that's one of the things that I said, was like I, I was close enough to Andrew Breitbart to know how close I wasn't to-
Blake NeffGUEST
9:11
Mm-hmm
Jeremy BoreingHOST
9:11
...
Jeremy BoreingHOST
9:11
Andrew Breitbart.
Blake NeffGUEST
9:12
Yes.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
9:12
Like, I, I know exactly where I fit in the, in the Breitbart community.
CalebGUEST
2:02
He does, which is like really unfortunate.
JacobHOST
2:04
Interestingly, I looked at it and apparently Steve Bannon, and I'm not shocked by this, like Steve Bannon and Breitbart and guys like that actually read Gramsci.
JacobHOST
2:11
And I can see loads.
CalebGUEST
2:13
Chris Ruffo.
CalebGUEST
5:27
And I think that, you know, CRT failed and morphed into DEI because, you know, I think you're sort of garden variety hoopoe head is going to not really they're going to roll their eyes or whatever when you tell them critical race theory and explain that it's just like sort of opaque and obscure 1970s legal thing or whatever that we have to care about.
CalebGUEST
5:45
So more for the DI, but the principle remains, you know, that these guys are doing it.
CalebGUEST
5:49
And you'd mentioned Andrew Breitbart, Steve Bannon, all these guys have a very keen understanding of Gramsci.
CalebGUEST
5:55
And that's kind of why I have sort of gone back to revisit some of this stuff in recent years.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
27:41
Eric, I love what you guys do.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
27:43
You know, I was working with Andrew Breitbart back in the early days of my career when they formed the Government Accountability Institute and the great stuff Peter's been doing.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
27:49
So thank you for all of that.
Eric EggersGUEST
27:51
Hey, it's my pleasure.
Steve AbramowitzGUEST
15:45
I'm out.
Steve AbramowitzGUEST
15:46
So I moved to Northern California and then subsequently Seattle and then that bug of course of being in the infotainment world or whatever stuck with me but i was very involved in in two choices i could have stayed and i had the anticipation of going to work for andrew breitbart when he worked with ariana huffington at the huff post back then it's called the huffingtonpost.com or what I did.
Steve AbramowitzGUEST
16:12
And I did the other thing and ended up being just a fanatic for podcasts because radio was very interesting to me, Rush Limbaugh, but I could never listen to him because I was at work.
Steve AbramowitzGUEST
16:24
But I could do podcasts.

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