Breitbart: 'Opie and Anthony' Went Against Their Word, Secretly Recorded and ...

GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: More bad news tonight for Congressman Anthony Weiner . That naked crotch shot he took of himself is now all over the Internet. Shock jocks Opie and Anthony got their hands on the photo and tweeted it. They snapped a shot of the picture from journalist Andrew Breitbart's cell phone. But Breitbart says they did it without his permission. As you know, Breitbart runs Biggovernment.com, the website that first reported Congressman Weiner's Twitter scandal. So what happened?

Biggovernment.com editor Andrew Breitbart joins us. Andrew, nice to see you. And how did this picture hit the Internet?

ANDREW BREITBART, BIGGOVERNMENT.COM: I went on the "Opie and Anthony Show." I'm friends with one of the guys on there, Jim Norton. I just befriended Anthony the other night. And I just decided before I went to the airport, why not stop in for some hijincks before I get on the airport -- out to the airport.

And I went in there, did a long interview with them. I thought everything went great. They took a picture with me afterwards.

But during the interview, they asked me if they could see it. I said, "Well, make sure you don't show it to anyone." And Jim Norton said, "There aren't any cameras here." And so I felt very comfortable that nothing, you know, bad would happen with it. And next thing I know, I found out that they surreptitiously recorded it and tweeted it on the Internet. And they've subsequently said -- admitted that they did so without my permission.

And it's very troubling because for an employee of Sirius XMU to say there are no cameras here, and then you find out that there are cameras here and they're going against their word and taping it, is deeply problematic.

VAN SUSTEREN: All right, I know that you maintained the pictures because right when the story broke at first, is that there was an effort to make less of you or to try to discredit you when it was first denied that he was -- that he had sent this picture on the Twitter, the first -- the one in the underwear, that shot. So I understand why you kept the pictures. But why are they on your phone? I mean, on my phone, I got, like, 75 pictures of my cats and dogs. But why do you have this on your phone?

BREITBART: It's because it was sent to me from the source. I have -- all the photos were sent to me, and e-mail is how you get it. And you read e-mail, and that's where it is. So it's not like I had it up as wallpaper.

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