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Let's hope Bannon never comes back from European tour

One of the things that motivated my old friend Andrew Breitbart was his righteous indignation at being called a racist. That's a running theme in his book, "Righteous Indignation."

"Andrew Breitbart despised racism," his friend Ben Shapiro told me. "He took pride in rejecting racism and fighting it tooth and nail. He saw it as a form of bullying. Nothing devastated him more personally than being maligned as racist."

He would

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