I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News and author of The New York Times best-selling

book, Breaking the News, and this is the Brightport News Daily podcast. Today's show is one we've been

anticipating for months. We celebrate the life and legacy of Andrew Breitbart on the 10-year

anniversary of his sudden death. I was Andrew's first employee when he began his media empire about 14 years ago.

And I summarized some of the key ideas and character traits that Andrew embodied, at least from

my perspective. And he brought the signature tactics of jocularity and righteous indignation,

as well as his killer news knows and a keen eye for

talent and relentless energy and enthusiasm to inspire not just me and my colleagues at Breitbart

but it seems like generations of conservative Americans to fight back and do fun while doing it.

And I share some more stories and some lessons I learned from my boss and mentor.

Two guests today, both of whom discussed what Andrew meant to them, James O'Keefe,

the guerrilla journalist extraordinaire and founder Project Veritas.

We reminisce about breaking the acorn child prostitution and money laundering investigation

that Andrew expertly orchestrated.

It was truly a stroke of billions to have it

grow the way it did. James, of course, was the one responsible for the content and that we get

into detail on all that. Plus, we discuss the mainstream media's OG new media nemesis,

and that's retractive, the correction alpaca,

which was a part of something that sprung forth from the brains of Andrew and me and James

put to good use as well. It's a pretty amazing story and you'll enjoy it. Then something that is a

true treat. Nashville legend Jeffrey Steele joins me. He's written a bunch of songs that you've

heard of from all sorts of different artists, both country artists and pop artists. And he debuts a

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