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Business partner, wonderful guy, larry solof. if adopted by best friends, families that basically lived next door to each other. everybody liberal. west side of los angeles. it is liberal. andrew was a liberal all the way through his time at tulane and began to see internal contradictions with liberalism. basically if you grow up the around overwaning monochromatic left-wing activism that he did, gets annoying. he was kind of person who was not afraid to say, i dissent. i disagree. boy, did he t...

Encourager for those of us in the fight every single day. bill: our condolences to you, marcia black burn. you lost a friend and also everyone with us. recalling young life of andrew breitbart the mark he left whether media or politics on the american social discourse. andrew bright broo bart, dead at the age of 43. natural causes at his home in los angeles late last night into the early morning hours. he leaves behind a wife and four young children and to his wife and four children our hearts a...

It, those that followed him on twitter know exactly what im talking about. hed be in, battling late into the night and with either people he agreed with or disagreed with and he never backed down from a fight, and so he had a level of courage that is really almost unmatched today in media, and he took all the shots coming his way and he took it with great stride. martha: sean, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. >> his family is in our prayers today. hes got four young kids, a...

Analysis of politics. he is not a shallow person at all. he is great performer but much deeper than that. very, very smart and had thought through his ideas. not that interested in electoral politics. he was not some election analyst type as i have been i confess over the years but really interested in how ideas shape the culture. and knew a lot about, also great music aficionado. loved 80s music, not very food music but knew a lot about it. martha: were looking video of him this year at the 201...

Funny as hell. really, i know, there were people, many people who didnt like andrew and he was a pugnacious guy. anyone who knew him in person he was one of the more cheerful people ever. just a riot. just truly one of the funniest people i ever met. bill: did your friendship, was it borne out of washington or borne for him living in california? who are how did that develop, tucker? >> i met him, were same age, our wives have the same name and four kids and same business. we were bound to run in...

Were deeply concerned about, which is freedom for the future. freedom for our children. making life better for those that will come behind us and realizing that people come to our shores for freedom and for the american dream. and, you know he was just so good at helping us to recenter, to be thoughtful, about what we said. be able to back up the states that we made. and i enjoyed every conversation i had with him. and he indeed is going to be missed within the halls here in congress. bill: betw...

santorum, gingrich, ron paul, rick perry and mitt romney all have campaign events this hour and we will dip in and listen in where we can. speaking of moving, michele bachmanns campaign is moving on without the former chairman of its iowa operations. he left to work for ron paul and bachmann claims she knows why. >> i had a conversation with kent sorenson. in the direct conversation i had with him he told me that he was offered money. he was offered a lot of money by the ron paul cam...

Yesterday, adding to the losses we saw from the strength of the yen. here in hong kong the mark of closing 0.5% lower, trading just in the last half an hour or so now, shanghai now bucking the trend s&p 0.9%. nintendo, the games giant reporting annual earnings down by nearly 0.6 monday after the bell and the stock subsequently went south in trading today down more than 1.5%, down nearly 4.5 on the nasdaq, despite the successor to the wii console next year. rival sony announced plans for two tabl...

Starting in the 1960s have been controversial for years. in the 1970 dale bridenbaugh and two colleagues became known as the ge-3 when they quit over safety concerns about the mark i reactors, which they feared were not large or strong enough to contain radiation in the event of a meltdown. in fact, ge specifically marketed the mark i as cheaper and easier to build. bridenbaugh is watching the events in japan fearfully. >> you know, its frightening to me that weve gotten into this situation wher...