andrew breitbart's own worst enemy, andrew breitbart worked the stage at a tea party conference in chicago this weekend. this obviously wasn't the southern baptist branch of the tea party that breitbart was pandering to because they took particular delight in his use of profanity. especially sexist profanity directed at women breitbart and his audience hate intensely. the nasty word he threw at nancy pelosi delighted his audience more than anything else he had to say. >> it was orchestrated by a -- by the name of nancy pelosi. >> now, comedians who use the full range of expression that includes very colorful street language, you know, like all the words i can't say on this program, those comedians are all smart and respectful enough to not do it on a stage with seven american flags behind them. the greatest and most verbally free spirited modern comedians, all of them have publicly exhibited more respect for the american flag than andrew breitbart. professional comedians know better. they don't fesstune stages with american flags then go out there and do their thing. andrew breitbart's ugl

it wasn't andrew breitbart, it was andrew breitbret. i thought, that is so rude. what did i do to him? >> did somebody call this in? >> no, they started panicking. >> there were people that tweeted stuff like, is there something going? >> it is illegal to put a fire in a crowded theater, right? it is a crowded theater. >> but it is a parity. >> bill, you seem for -- forlorn. >> yes, i was thinking i have to get my laundry. i hate doing it at night. i would rather do it in the morning. >> i know. i understand that. try to soldier through that depressing thought. >> the only bad person in this is the idiots. going back to what you said -- >> he has a name, bill. >> this guy over here in the tie. camille's right. you can't see this tweet unless are you following twitter. and kudos to "the onion" for not apologizing. every day i see a new apology. i am sick of people apologizing. >> his apologies aren't real. >> well if the onion apologizes it would be about a sincere speckles. >> did you think it was funny? >> it is not that funny. but people condemning them. >> they

breitbart you have the right wing you have all of these people who are against occupy wall street trying to smear them in one way or another people accusing them of being there for free food it's stupid it's asinine and you know what to be honest with you i think that if anything it's probably encouraging people and motivating people more and occupy wall street because the more you try to put them down the stronger they're going to be and i love. thank you so much for joining us tonight and you're right there in terms of that tea party nation story i want to make everybody suffer so a single party can weigh in which tells you how much they're thinking about the greater good thanks so much. and i'll go anywhere there's still a lot more to come typewritten for you tonight school time winner and in our happy hour movie fans their own occupy movement to follow and south park takes a half of the three people. thank you the police corruption i thank. protesting nobody seems to know. the number of pepper sprayed the face but a lot of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. you know som

breitbart for instance as well as they call big government is rather straightforward oftentimes they don't have a website called big banks they don't have a website called big health insurance we're big industrial complex i mean literally this the freshman to blame the government on every single thing is an attack on the manifestation of our democracy because what is that are going to resort to public i hear that argument a lot of us all the millions of voters very early. what's new limits in media stats thirty one percent of the occupy wall street people think violence is ok to do so there's a wide where i've actually research dogs shown as i was younger people two hundred people which are millions of americans are judged by two hundred people who participated in occupy was terry students founder of occupy wall street speak or quote violence will be necessary to achieve our goals occupy wall street post-process are saying yes the usa and he didn't agree v.a. there anti jewish chants and chicago if you want to bring up a jewish chance please put over twenty four hundred i post your q

when the tea party deneen was accused of racism andrew breitbart said show me the tape i have got $100,000 in one particular instance. we asked for the evidence and there were instances where tea party members would go after extremists. i have lots of tape of anti-semitic remarks being made. i have lots of tape of incendiary language being used, the media has barely touched it. what do you make of it. >> very concerned. you know what else i'm a speaker at numerous tea party events around the country, they are peaceful movement, individuals are concerned about freedom, liberty, and learning something from the speakers when they come. i get standing ovations when i speak at these groupings. you know what's really outrageous -- >> sean: just showing up you get a standing ovation. >> i will sign your football for you: what's really outrageous is president obama has aligned himself with these individuals. the tea party movement is about fiscal responsibility, constitutional representation, limited government. obama aligned himself with these people. >> sean: by the way, look at the video. how m

breitbart to find real footage and real coverage of it. it didn't happen. there are no photos. no videos. nothing to substantiate it. and we have been called terrorists even though we are law-abiding citizens. we are not the people who are defecating on police cars. >> yeah. jenny, do you see some similarity in the same groups occupying the tea -- occupy ande tea party? >> across the country americans are frustrated with the way the economy is going and they want something to change. so, in that respect, yes. i think that there is a similarity. with the tea party, we want to see free markets work. we want the government to quit having so many regulations that prevent businesses, the small businesses especially from creating jobs. but we also don't want the government to decide which companies are the winners and are too big to fail. >> jenny beth martin thank you very much for being with us on this saturday. i'm sure we will see you soon. >> thank you. >> coming up, if you want to turn that holiday temp job into a permanent position, then