you wrote it was shapiro. shapiro wrote a column ben wrote a column making shooting stanley could kubric down which means he has big problems. he is really rich. larry said, breitbart is calling in. we both call in. there was one point that breitbart would not shut up. i put my phone down and started checking my e mail. 2 felt like a half hour later and larry you finally got a word in and said something to me and i was like, i have been checking my e mail for the last half hour. i have no idea what is going on. it was beautiful. it was a classic moment. everything was an extension of andrew s thought process. honestly i believe when he came on my show, especially at that time, he took one deep breath and went. i waited for that breath to expire, and then it was time for me to chime in. it was all just one drawn out long run on sentence. i was always impressed he
special red eye tribute to political commentator andrew breitbart. joining us is a close favorite of andrew. he is known for such legendary films such as grandma s boy. by the way, again, how did i meet you? i met you through you andrew breitbart. andrew breitbart. he said, you have to read this guy at the huffington post. he is the only interesting writing there. i said are you kidding me? how can he compare to steven webber? poor steven webber. i felt bad, but he was pompous in his essays. he was. he said you have to go and watch grandma s boy which is one of the more under rated films in the elderly the movie is about a grandmother and a boy. it is probably top four.
loved so much. so he calls his wife, susie, so for one hour she could stay on the phone and they could sing the songs together on the phone at the top of their lungs. and then he realized an hour later he had taken a wrong turn and was going in the wrong direction. coming up, more stuff about breitbart. andrew, what do you make of this? is this the policy california needs right now? can you do me a favor? what do you need? tell me more about what happens in the prison. you have no idea. oh my gosh. oh my god. i take insulin,
larry, that s because he wanted to bring hollywood down. that s right. that s his plan. you know the phrase culture is up stream from politics, that was andrew s. the culture is up stream from politics he started off loving hollywood and wanting to be a part of hollywood. and the way he was conservative is he was driving around delivering for the movies and started listening to rush limbaugh in the car. and then he decided he hated everything he was doing in the movie industry and wanted to take it down from the inside. that was his goal. i have to take a break. i want to thank all of you on remote, ann coulter, larry o connor. it sucks we had to do this show. but i think he would have liked it, and everybody, i don t know, say a prayer for the family and see if we can do our best for them. we will have final thoughts as we wrap up red eye tribute
he understood the culture. he was part of the culture. he didn t dismiss it. i think that brought a big thing to conservatism. it will make us remember andrew for the destructive things he did like bringing the truth out. he was an artistic soul. he was very creative. the networking and bringing people together. the social network was a creative act. for a party and a movement that was considered accountants. he was artists that could bring everybody forward with him. can t spell art without breitbart. any of you try to do it. see how i did that? greg, just so you know my understanding is that andrew really wanted bill schulz to play him in the movie.