Politics | David Weigel Righty Breitbart Offers $100K for Journalist Emails He wants someone to turn over archives of progressive listserv By John Johnson Posted Jun 29, 2010 6:14 PM CDT Copied Andrew Breitbart, center, flanked by James O'Keefe III, left, and Hannah Giles, who gained fame in the Acorn 'hooker' sting. (AP Photo/Haraz N. Ghanbari) Andrew Breitbart says he'll pay $100,000 to anyone who turns over the archives of Journolist, a now-defunct listserv for left-leaning reporters. Making the emails public will expose the "Democrat-Media complex," he writes on his conservative Big Journalism site. The listserv, with 400 members, hit the headlines last week when the leaked writings of Washington Post blogger Dave Weigel led to his resignation. (He's since rebounded with a job on MSNBC.) "We want the list of journalists that comprised the 400 members of the 'JournoList' and we want the contents of the listserv. Why should Weigel be the only person exposed and humiliated?" writes Breitbart. The listserv's founder, Ezra Klein, thinks this is just silly. All kinds of such sites exist on the right and left so reporters can kvetch to one another, he notes at his Washington Post blog. "I hope Breitbart's got a lot of big bills lying around." Read These Next Actor Sam Rockwell gets residuals from movie he wasn't in. Gavin Newsom has filed a massive lawsuit against Fox News. Rick Hurst, Dukes of Hazzards' dopey deputy, dies at 79 New York Times ranks the best movies of the 21st century. Report an error