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ha! what a load.
I won't even post the link but its at Hugh Hewitt's site and linked on BB's. Hugh Hewitt is "interviewing" Andrew all the while giving him legal advice and helping Andrew distance himself from this O'Keefe business. Way to ask the tough questions Hugh.
The bitter irony: Breitbart's using the same defense that people tried to use to defend ACORN. Namely, that a few bad employees are making a whole organization look bad. O'Keefe is making Breitbart and his sites look complicit and foolish, just like the fired ACORN employees did to their organization. That O'Keefe wasn't in a Breitbart office is about the only thing missing.
HH: Is he…so he is an employee?
AB: I’m not sure that’s technically the thing, but yes, he’s paid for his life rights. And he’s, you know, he’s still…we reserve the right to say yes or no to any of the stories that he puts up on our site as we do to any other contributor who comes to the site.
HH: Will it be a mischaracterization to say he was working for you when he went about this?
AB: Well, I mean, no. He was not involved in anything that was related to Big Government, or Breitbart.com.
HH: And I think that’s the key thing. Lots of people work for lots of corporations, and do dumb and sometimes illegal things that are not within the scope of their employment. And this was not within the scope of his employment.
AB: Yes, absolutely. That is absolutely the case.
HH: Andrew Breitbart, thanks for checking in with us. I appreciate that.
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