Alex Marlow was hired by his mentor, Andrew Breitbart, when he was 21-years-old. By age 27, he was leading Breitbart.com, one of the nation’s top newsrooms. He’s been on the cutting edge of the new media revolution, helping shape countless stories — and the news business itself.

Born and raised just outside of Hollywood, Marlow has lived Andrew Breitbart’s maxim “the culture is upstream from politics.” Not only has he fearlessly reported on the culture, he’s become a part of it.

Marlow has been a life-long limited-government conservative, but the problems facing modern society go beyond a simple left/right dichotomy. Massive corporations, globalist institutions, and political party establishments aren’t just a threat to freedom, they’re crushing individuality. These forces must be resisted.

Under Marlow’s leadership, Breitbart News has led the world with their reporting on the treacherous establishment press and the Silicon Valley “Masters of the Universe.” You can find some of the information and insights he has learned throughout his career, in his book, Breaking the News.

Though he spends his day reporting on and analyzing some of the most infuriating people and topics on Earth, Marlow is consistently calm, maintaining an upbeat attitude and deference to reason and logic, even when emotions run high.