this thing however they want. reporter: and everyone did. and that was the end of a.c.o.r.n. but not the end of the story. once again, breitbart had put out a heavily edited version of the tapes that omitted some key information, like the fact that an a.c.o.r.n. employee had called the police after talking to the supposed pimp. did you tell the audience that that a.c.o.r.n. employee called the police? i i m i actually don t know, but i is it relevant, do you think? i don t think he called the police, he called his cousin. it doesn t matter. they didn t issue a police report. this is the first i m finding out that there was anything other than that he called his cousin in mainstream media that s called follow-up journalism. right. reporter: but breitbart isn t about journalistic standards. or mainstream debates. he s a provocateur, a rabble-rouser, a master manipulator for the media s appetite for controversy, real or fake. and his time has come.
supposed pimp and prostitute in his office and he immediately reported it to the police. for that, he ended up getting fired fan taskal fantastical interpretations of his actions like these aired on fox news. he told us it would be best if they were shipped into tijuana because he had contacts there that could help us. it was extremely unusual. and he said, oh, yeah, my people had experience bringing people across the border. remember when he said, my people have experience, that was you that said that. the fact that the a.c.o.r.n. employee collected all that information, including phone numbers and dates the supposed crime was planned for and passed that information to the police, that never made that into that fobs news report on this outrage at the san diego office. that never did make it into the fox news report, but what did make it in shows them taping that man without his knowledge or approval, which is illegal in california. for the first time since this ginned up manipul
of human smuggling. so that a.c.o.r.n. who doesn t speak english all that well did the right thing. he elicited as much information as he could get from the supposed pimp and prostitute in his office and he immediately reported it to the police. for that, he ended up getting fired after fan that sical interruptions of his actions like these aired on fox news. he told us it would be best if they were shipped into tijuana because he had contacts there that could help us. we thought it was extremely unusual. remember when he said, my people have experience, that was you that said that. the fact that the a.c.o.r.n. employee collected all that information, including phone numbers and dates the supposed crime was planned for and passed that information to the police, that never made that into that fox news report. that never did make it into the fox news report, but what did make it in shows them taping
group, for example, in brooklyn, new york, we found out it was operating in acorn s old offices. megyn: i mean, not a huge shock. this thing has so many tentacles, you know, it s an attention grabber to say it s closing. what does acorn actually say? reporter: the agency will close, take a couple of months to get its business in order. there s a statement from perithat lieu bertha lewis that says, quote: reporter: she claims those undercover vid videos, well, acorn claims they were manufactured. they showed the pair posing as a supposed pimp and prostitute, apparently getting information from workers on how to skirt the law. the group continues to be under investigation. in las vegas this summer in the a voter registration fraud case,