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We got an hour and a half [00:43:38] with you all this evening and we are [00:43:41] going to take you inside [00:43:43] Veraritoss. Uh I'm going to start off by [00:43:46] talking about something Joe Rogan said [00:43:47] yesterday on the air and Justin if you [00:43:50] can go play that Rogan clip for us [00:43:52] please. [00:43:54] Video of Epstein's library, right? I [00:43:57] mean he was his undercover videos were [00:44:00] amazing. Incredible. And and then he got [00:44:02] ousted at Project Veritas, right? and [00:44:04] then went. I wonder what happened there. [00:44:07] Like I'd like to know what the story [00:44:08] there is cuz there's no official story. [00:44:12] The guy who releases everything, why [00:44:14] wouldn't he release that? [00:44:17] So this is Rogan on the air yesterday [00:44:20] asking the question, why doesn't James [00:44:23] O'Keeffe release the tapes of what [00:44:27] happened inside of Project Veraritoss? [00:44:30] And simultaneous to him asking that [00:44:34] rhetorical question, we actually did [00:44:37] release the tapes inside project [00:44:40] veritas. And for those of you listening, [00:44:42] you have a special treat because this is [00:44:45] an hour-ong movie. And by the way, RC [00:44:47] Maxwell is on with us. We have a bunch [00:44:49] of guests. Alex Jones is going to be [00:44:51] joining us uh actually in about 20 [00:44:54] minutes. Got Laura Loomer coming out. We [00:44:56] got RC Maxwell. But RC, are you there? [00:45:00] Yeah, I sure am. I just wanted to ask [00:45:01] you because I know you just watched the [00:45:03] film. You're in the film and you endured [00:45:05] all this and we're going to get to you [00:45:06] more here in about 30 minutes and we're [00:45:09] going to play some of these. Before we [00:45:11] get to playing the clips from the film [00:45:12] and the deposition videos, RC, what's [00:45:14] your reaction after watching this this [00:45:17] movie that you lived through? [00:45:20] Well, I don't want to spoil too much. I [00:45:22] don't want to spoil the lead as they [00:45:24] say, but you know when I was filming the [00:45:26] documentary and I was told the shocking [00:45:29] news about um board members and and [00:45:32] things they were involved [00:45:34] in was blown away by that and you know [00:45:37] obviously seeing that up on on my big [00:45:39] screen in my office was surreal. You [00:45:40] know this is the third documentary I've [00:45:42] ever been in in my life and this one is [00:45:45] obviously Bittersweet. [00:45:47] um the first documentary I've cried in [00:45:49] and uh you know I just think it was it [00:45:51] was just it just it seemed like it just [00:45:54] happened but at the same time this also [00:45:56] seemed like it was ages ago project [00:45:58] veritas um so the whole thing is very [00:46:01] surreal because of my proximity to it [00:46:03] however the same themes in my life that [00:46:06] I encounter doing the right thing [00:46:08] justice exposing all these things all [00:46:11] all these themes you know came up here [00:46:13] within this situation and it's shocking [00:46:14] to me that a company whose whose motto [00:46:17] is be brave and do something. Only very [00:46:19] few of us were brave enough to do [00:46:21] something. Well, RC, let's let's go [00:46:23] through some of these clips. We have [00:46:25] about 20 things and RC you're very [00:46:28] knowledgeable about this. We're going to [00:46:30] play deposition footage from the board [00:46:34] members at Project Veraritoss. Joe Rogan [00:46:36] asking why won't O'Keeffe release the [00:46:38] videos. Well, and we have and we are and [00:46:41] we will live on the inside with James [00:46:44] O'Keefe. Let's go to the deposition clip [00:46:46] of this is board member of project [00:46:48] veritas Georgeel talking about his [00:46:50] business investments in fizer [00:46:53] pharmaceutical at the time we're doing a [00:46:54] story on fizer uh play cut one cut cut [00:46:58] two go ahead you would consider it to be [00:47:01] in the medical field [00:47:03] petrogen could be sold to a big pharma [00:47:07] like fizer like [00:47:10] now for those of you listening he's [00:47:11] saying petrogen could be sold to a big [00:47:13] pharmaceutical company like Fizer, [00:47:17] Petrogen, which is a company that we're [00:47:20] now learning and we're just learning [00:47:23] this in the last few days, is a company [00:47:26] that um is [00:47:30] uh Bradley Woods and Co. Limited, [00:47:33] Petrogen Incorporated. These were board [00:47:36] members at Project Veritas soliciting [00:47:39] money from from donors, from board [00:47:42] members, from themselves for business [00:47:44] investments. Let's go to the next clip. [00:47:46] This is another clip. How much money did [00:47:49] you invest in each of Matt Tiermon, the [00:47:51] board members companies? Play the clip. [00:47:54] Invest in each of Matt Tierman's [00:47:55] companies. I don't think that's any of [00:47:57] your business. Are you refusing to [00:47:59] answer the question? Yes. [00:48:02] refusing to answer the qu I've never [00:48:04] seen that in all of my years in [00:48:06] litigation. A witness literally refusing [00:48:10] to answer the question, how much money? [00:48:11] Uh let's go to the next clip. This is um [00:48:15] also a clip about how much money was [00:48:17] invested. [00:48:19] This is this is me uh asking the board [00:48:24] member on Easter weekend, did you [00:48:25] disclose these potential conflicts of [00:48:28] interest when you solicited these [00:48:30] investments and made these investments [00:48:34] medical companies? At the time I was on [00:48:36] your board, I didn't. When did you begin [00:48:38] investing in Mat's companies? A few [00:48:40] years ago. While you were on the board? [00:48:42] Yes, I think I was on the board then. I [00:48:44] want to talk about your investments. I [00:48:46] want to talk about you. Is it all about [00:48:48] money? Too bad you can't afford that. [00:48:50] The board member stands in front of his [00:48:53] massive mansion in [00:48:56] Connecticut and tells me that I can't [00:48:58] afford his [00:49:00] house. Oh, there's a lot that is said in [00:49:05] that statement, isn't there? many people [00:49:07] reacting to this film saying that says [00:49:10] so much where he asked the board member [00:49:13] in the deposition these are the if [00:49:14] you're just tuning in these are the [00:49:17] project veritas tapes the truth inside [00:49:19] the truth the truth inside project [00:49:22] veritas this next clip let's go to this [00:49:26] is clip [00:49:27] five this is about how do you define [00:49:30] conflicts of interest when you're on a [00:49:31] board of directors play this clip [00:49:39] And the first few seconds of that clip [00:49:40] we can't hear. So play that again if you [00:49:42] could. Just uh the first few seconds are [00:49:44] muted. Play it again. How do you define [00:49:47] conflict of interest? Oh, I don't know. [00:49:49] Give me a dictionary and I'll read you [00:49:51] the definition. How do you define [00:49:53] conflict of interest? I don't know. Get [00:49:55] me a dictionary and I'll read you the de [00:49:58] What type of person talks this [00:50:01] way in federal court. What's our next [00:50:05] clip? [00:50:07] What's that clip? Let's get going. He [00:50:09] may Okay, now you're listening live to [00:50:11] James O'Keefe take you in into the [00:50:13] federal court depositions of the Project [00:50:15] Veritas board members. They're asked [00:50:18] they sued. So, Project Veritoss sues me [00:50:21] and they say, and in the lawsuit against [00:50:24] me, their founder, they say, I owe them [00:50:26] money. We ask the board members under [00:50:28] oath, how much money do does James [00:50:31] O'Keeffe owe you? They're asked, and [00:50:33] this is what they say. Play the clip. [00:50:36] What you owe first, and then we can [00:50:38] start talking about it. I'm interested [00:50:39] to know how much James O'Keefe owes you. [00:50:43] Oh, $78,5,00023. [00:50:46] How [00:50:48] the witness, the board member proceeds [00:50:51] to just make up a n a number under oath [00:50:56] flippantly. Literally just lies under [00:50:58] oath and he just makes up a random I [00:51:00] think it's like [00:51:02] $780ome,000. Play it again. [00:51:07] $785,00023. [00:51:10] How did you arrive at that figure? with [00:51:12] a very very complicated algorithm I [00:51:14] cannot reveal because it's uh [00:51:16] confidential. [00:51:18] Wow. Just flippant total perjury making [00:51:22] up numbers under oath. Um if you're just [00:51:25] tuning in, we are taking you through the [00:51:28] federal deposition transcripts, exhibits [00:51:31] in the lawsuit, taking you inside the [00:51:33] organization I found. Let's go to the [00:51:35] next one. This is a board member, one of [00:51:38] the board members, Joe Barton. Uh, let's [00:51:40] go back to that one, please. Offering an [00:51:45] employee a raise if I'm [00:51:48] removed. Offering what it appears to be [00:51:50] a bribe to restructure the company to [00:51:53] remove James O'Keeffe. The the [00:51:56] undercover journalist says, "I don't [00:51:57] know how this works. What's the [00:51:59] solution?" Let's go to the next [00:52:02] screenshot. Uh, you get a [00:52:05] raise. You get a raise to restructure [00:52:08] the organization without J. This is [00:52:10] board member Joe Barton offering a raise [00:52:13] to an undercover [00:52:15] journalist in exchange for removing me. [00:52:19] Now, what's interesting about this and [00:52:20] let's go to the next [00:52:21] one. And uh if for those of you [00:52:24] listening on the spaces, I know you [00:52:25] can't see this, but we're we're live [00:52:27] streaming on Instagram and YouTube and [00:52:29] we're taking you through the story of [00:52:31] what happened here. This is an email [00:52:33] obtained in the lawsuit from board [00:52:35] member Matthew Tmont. I'm going to read [00:52:38] this to you. I know you can't see it if [00:52:39] you're on X, but you can see it on [00:52:42] Instagram and YouTube. And this is a [00:52:45] this is a direct quote from Matthew [00:52:46] Tierond in an email to the board of [00:52:49] Project [00:52:49] Veritas. Quote, by the way, pardon the [00:52:54] uh pardon the obscenity. This is rated [00:52:57] R, by the way. If you don't like it, [00:53:00] then you could you could get off of the [00:53:02] the [00:53:03] stream. I I did not write this. This is [00:53:06] this is non-fiction. Truth is stranger [00:53:08] than fiction. Quote, from Matt Tiermon [00:53:11] to the board of Project Veritas, dated [00:53:12] May 30th, [00:53:14] 2023. I agree in practice, since none of [00:53:16] the board here did anything illegal or [00:53:18] promoted doing anything illegal, we did [00:53:19] not auction off James undergarments [00:53:23] despite Joe Barton's suggestion in a [00:53:25] group text to all of us in April, cooler [00:53:29] heads prevail. [00:53:31] So, this is Matthew Tierman saying that [00:53:34] Barton suggested that we auction off [00:53:36] James's girlfriend's [00:53:38] undergarments. Quote, "Nor did any of us [00:53:41] sexually harass any female employees [00:53:44] unless texting a female employee in [00:53:46] February offering a raise would qualify, [00:53:50] in which case that would be grossly [00:53:51] problematic and might lead to future [00:53:53] legal problems." This is very [00:53:56] interesting. This is a board member, [00:53:57] Matt Tmont, accusing another board [00:53:58] member, Joe Barton, of sexual [00:53:59] harassment. [00:54:03] Let's go to the next screenshot. We have [00:54:05] Alex Jones waiting here. I'm going to [00:54:06] get to him in a minute. This This is so [00:54:08] obscene I can't even say aloud what I'm [00:54:11] looking at and I [00:54:13] won't. Uh this is an email sent from one [00:54:16] of the project veritas board members, [00:54:17] Matthew Tierman, to one of my chief [00:54:19] technology officers. OMG. I can't even [00:54:22] read it out [00:54:23] loud, but it [00:54:25] says blank dumpstering and guzzling. [00:54:29] We're recruiting a CT. This is [00:54:31] disgusting. This is [00:54:33] outrageous. And you wanted to [00:54:36] know what happened at Project [00:54:40] Veritoss. And I'm telling you what [00:54:42] happened. I'm showing you what happened. [00:54:44] Taking you inside exhibits we obtained [00:54:47] in the litigation of the organization [00:54:49] against me. I can't even say it out [00:54:51] loud. It's It's disgusting. Pornographic [00:54:54] obscenities from board members directed [00:54:57] at my employees here at [00:54:59] OMG. Let's go to the next [00:55:02] one. For those of you who are watching, [00:55:05] you could read this for yourself. It's [00:55:06] disgusting. I'm not going to say it out [00:55:08] loud. Go to the next one. [00:55:12] Okay, pause. This is board member George [00:55:14] Skaggel. Play it from the beginning. The [00:55:16] when you play the first few seconds, we [00:55:17] can't hear it. So, we have to manually [00:55:20] pause it. One second in. And this is [00:55:23] board member George Skakel talking about [00:55:26] board member Matthew Tyond calling him [00:55:29] crazy. [00:55:31] He pissed at O'Keefe. Why? I don't know. [00:55:35] Have you explored that with him? I told [00:55:38] him he's crazy. That's your man? Yeah. [00:55:41] Why did you tell him he's crazy? [00:55:45] I think it's unhealthy [00:55:49] to let [00:55:51] oneself be consumed by hate. It's [00:55:54] unhealthy to let someone be consumed by [00:55:58] hatred. Why is it that these board [00:56:01] members are consumed by hatred? Could it [00:56:04] be [00:56:05] that we know too much? [00:56:09] We have too much information about these [00:56:12] investments, about the [00:56:14] money. Um, there's a lot more to go [00:56:17] through here. Um, we are breaking news [00:56:19] here on the air in the movie on the [00:56:22] inside with James O'Keefe talking about [00:56:24] talking about the truth inside [00:56:25] Veraritoss. The truth inside the truth. [00:56:28] Breaking news. [00:56:30] board members of Project Veraritoss had [00:56:33] co-investments together, business [00:56:36] relationships, companies that could be [00:56:39] quote could be sold to Fizer unquote. [00:56:41] That was the company that we were [00:56:43] investigating two years ago. We continue [00:56:45] to investigate potential conflicts of [00:56:48] interest and a bombshell movie released [00:56:51] yesterday at O'Keefe Media.com. We've [00:56:53] got so much to go through, but I think [00:56:54] we have Alex Jones with us is on the [00:56:57] air. Um, Alex, you there? I'm right [00:57:00] here. Hey, Alex. I know you and I went [00:57:02] back and forth over the last few weeks [00:57:04] on a number of issues, but first I just [00:57:07] want your reaction to I I know um what I [00:57:10] sent you here with this uh new [00:57:12] information about Project Veraritoss. [00:57:15] I mean, I think it's a really huge [00:57:17] story. Everybody knows you were project [00:57:18] veritas and your team was and but I [00:57:20] really wasn't surprised by the [00:57:23] information that came out because as [00:57:24] soon as I saw your Fiser report you got [00:57:26] their head of global mRNA they had [00:57:29] viruses they had made on the shelf of co [00:57:32] things to [00:57:35] eval Peter Dazzic say that in 2019 [00:57:40] uh in an interview you were kind of [00:57:42] hiding in plain view. So, as soon as I [00:57:45] saw you break that, people couldn't [00:57:47] believe it was real at first. Of course, [00:57:48] it was real to look him up, looked the [00:57:50] guy up. I said, "That's it. They're [00:57:52] going to they're going to put O'Keefe in [00:57:53] jail until they were shut down [00:57:54] Veritoss." And obviously, even the thorn [00:57:57] on their side and such a game changer [00:58:00] that uh they uh you know, had to do [00:58:03] whatever they had to do with whisper [00:58:05] campaigns and all the rest of it. And [00:58:07] then, you know, that's how the system [00:58:08] works. with what I've gone through with [00:58:10] the Democratic party and all these [00:58:12] groups has come out now targeted by [00:58:14] Obama in 2013 under Comey's orders our [00:58:17] direction once Comey got in that we got [00:58:19] set up by the Trump administration a few [00:58:20] months ago and everything that's come [00:58:22] out on the Justice Department funding [00:58:23] the lawsuits against me and you know [00:58:25] breaking the court cases and everything [00:58:26] and obviously a criminal investigation [00:58:27] that I'm told and we got civil suits [00:58:29] going on. This is what they do. This is [00:58:31] how the black ops, the justice [00:58:33] department, the spy crowd, the CIA, uh, [00:58:36] and we undercover, you know, CIA guys, [00:58:38] you'll be exposed being involved with [00:58:39] something happen to me. So, I I mean, [00:58:40] this is what I've been through. So, I [00:58:42] absolutely, you know, you said we've [00:58:43] been back and forth a few weeks. I I I [00:58:45] love your work and I think you're one of [00:58:47] the towers of u exposing corruption and [00:58:49] have, you know, most of the big game [00:58:51] changing investigative reports. I mean, [00:58:53] not just the best, you know, those two, [00:58:55] but I mean, you know, I'm the biggest [00:58:56] fan. I felt bad because, you know, I [00:59:00] guess I kind of projected on to what you [00:59:01] told me, uh, you know, you know, some [00:59:04] stuff and then, you know, all the rest [00:59:05] of it. I mean, I thought the Prince [00:59:06] Andrew thing was gigantic and huge and [00:59:08] new and to have his cover up artist, his [00:59:10] his, uh, his, uh, you know, pitch man, [00:59:13] his, uh, you know, the guy that was his [00:59:16] representative, uh, basically the [00:59:18] cleanup guy, uh, his PR guy to say it [00:59:21] was all crap, that he was abusing, you [00:59:23] know, these these girls was massive. [00:59:25] That's dangerous. Uh you you told me the [00:59:27] three big story [00:59:29] basi thing, you know, the the Pam Bondi [00:59:32] thing. Yeah. I mean, it was new in that [00:59:34] in that and here she was saying it was [00:59:36] videos, not files. I just thought it was [00:59:39] going to be the, you know, actually with [00:59:40] FC or something, but you didn't tell me [00:59:42] that. So, I mainly Yeah. I took this on [00:59:44] air. I was kind of embarrassed that I [00:59:46] conflated some of my own head. And but [00:59:48] now since that happened, you know, I [00:59:50] thought you were kind of, you know, you [00:59:52] know, you know, going after them before [00:59:54] it was due maybe. But now, and I don't [00:59:57] want to say this, but I my integrity is [00:59:58] all I have. And is now that we have Josh [01:00:01] Mattel and Dan Mino I both respect and [01:00:03] want to believe in saying, "Oh no, [01:00:05] Epstein killed himself. We've seen all [01:00:07] the proof and we know that's just true [01:00:08] screw crap from the evidence." And oh [01:00:10] yeah, Butler Crooks acted alone. I mean, [01:00:14] they look like when they were on Fox [01:00:16] News last week that like they were [01:00:18] hostages or something. It was the worst [01:00:19] violence ever. Now, I've got real [01:00:21] concerns in my FBI sources that were [01:00:24] saying that the 14 terabytes of uh kids [01:00:27] being abused and the hundreds of victims [01:00:29] that that been sent out to FB offices, [01:00:30] but now they're not been able to do [01:00:32] anything with it and they're actually [01:00:33] not investigating it. And so, I think [01:00:35] the jury's out, but I think the clock is [01:00:38] ticking towards some real issues and we [01:00:40] don't see some movement. So, I think [01:00:42] overall, you know, it's it's it's [01:00:44] healthy. Well, you know, Alex, thank [01:00:46] you. There's a lot to unpack there, like [01:00:48] two, one or three issues. But I think [01:00:50] the first thing is I think I've seen it [01:00:52] in our audiences there, you know, even [01:00:54] when with this Prince Andrew clip, and [01:00:57] we have the clip. It's like 20 seconds. [01:00:59] Just play this this Prince Andrew uh [01:01:01] associate talking about uh Prince Andrew [01:01:05] banging underage girls. If we could just [01:01:07] play that real quick so the audience [01:01:08] knows what we're talking about. Play [01:01:09] that real quick. [01:01:13] I was so pissed about that. I was really [01:01:16] pissed. [01:01:18] I was really pissed cuz he lied to me [01:01:20] about [01:01:24] Yeah. No, he I knew he saw him, but he [01:01:27] lied to me that he was such a close [01:01:29] friend. That was so And then I did a big [01:01:33] thing in the Daily Mail saying that I [01:01:36] believe and then I found out he was [01:01:39] lying. [01:01:40] So, you know, he was under control. [01:01:45] So, he was effing underage girls. And I [01:01:48] think, you know, Alex, a lot of people [01:01:49] in the audience, that's not good enough. [01:01:52] They they already knew that. I don't [01:01:54] think that we we could prove it. But, [01:01:57] um, Alex Jones, I mean, let me go back [01:02:00] to this whole situation with what we're [01:02:03] doing at Project Red House, exposing the [01:02:04] truth and exposing what happened with my [01:02:06] departure. Do you think it's just the [01:02:08] corrupting influence of money? What is [01:02:11] your view on organizations getting [01:02:14] corrupt when they get bigger and [01:02:16] collapsing and uh just your what is your [01:02:19] view on [01:02:25] that? We still have Alex, are you [01:02:31] there? Alex Jones, you [01:02:35] there? I don't know if we lost Alex, but [01:02:38] uh um we still have the stream. All [01:02:42] right. Well, when Alex is able I can't [01:02:44] hear you, Alex, but if if I can hear [01:02:46] you, I'll come back to you. Let's [01:02:48] continue going through these exhibits um [01:02:51] where we left [01:02:54] off. This is board member Joe Barton of [01:02:57] Project [01:02:58] Veraritoss talking about how I don't [01:03:01] have I'm not entitled to a private life. [01:03:04] This is pretty crazy stuff. This is all [01:03:06] from the federal court case deposition [01:03:09] material. Play the clip. [01:03:13] That um there was a point where where [01:03:16] your client told Megan Kelly that uh his [01:03:19] life is an open [01:03:21] book. So I I mean I don't know that your [01:03:24] client even has a private life. So the [01:03:27] board member is testifying that I don't [01:03:31] have a private life. What's interesting [01:03:33] about that is it's a tort to [01:03:37] publish intimate private messages [01:03:39] between two consenting adults. You might [01:03:42] say, "Well, James O'Keefe, you [01:03:44] undercover people in restaurants and [01:03:45] publish their private convers." No, no, [01:03:47] no. That first of all, it's one party [01:03:49] consent recording. And second of all, [01:03:52] that's usually something that's in the [01:03:53] public interest. But it is not lawful to [01:03:56] publish people's private medical records [01:03:58] or bedroom chatter, especially when [01:04:02] there's no public interest involved. And [01:04:03] that's what these board members are [01:04:04] advocating. This is crazy stuff. There's [01:04:06] a lot of there's a lot of stuff in the [01:04:07] weeds here. Let's go to number [01:04:10] 17. Some of these some of these the [01:04:12] employees of Project Veritas. This is [01:04:14] all from the film on the uh uh the truth [01:04:17] inside Veraritoss. This is one employee, [01:04:19] Jake Mantel, apologizing to me. I am so [01:04:22] sorry for everything I did. I want us to [01:04:25] stay together, work this out. If you're [01:04:27] watching on YouTube, you can see the [01:04:29] apology message. Now, let's go to what [01:04:31] happened a year [01:04:32] later. Quote, "Still gay as f, gayer [01:04:36] than f, you effer." And that's a gay [01:04:39] slur. A lot of gay slur from these [01:04:41] people. Uh, James, I I was there. Audio [01:04:44] was lost. X is an actual word. I'm back, [01:04:47] but Okay, Alex, go ahead, Alex. Go [01:04:49] ahead. [01:04:50] No, it's just absolutely uh I saw people [01:04:53] saying it was a nothing murder about uh [01:04:56] Prince Andrew. a lot of people who have [01:04:57] been killed around that and including [01:04:59] the woman that has a lot of evidence [01:05:00] that you know he did all that and so I [01:05:02] thought that was actually out of all the [01:05:04] stories he wrote then the biggest [01:05:07] because that's the king of England you [01:05:09] know Jimmy Sevel and all the stuff but [01:05:11] you're absolutely right this was the [01:05:13] fixer this was the spokesperson that [01:05:16] went around defending Andrew now saying [01:05:18] no you know he lied to me it was all BS [01:05:22] and then I discovered he really really [01:05:24] did all of this that's probably just [01:05:25] covering his ass and and the excuse that [01:05:28] oh I was just showing off to a girl just [01:05:29] ridiculous. We know this about the royal [01:05:31] family. They're out of control. So that [01:05:33] was a massive story and very very [01:05:35] dangerous you know especially because [01:05:37] you know uh she you know died around [01:05:39] there and so yeah but yeah that's what [01:05:42] happens. It seems like the more people [01:05:44] win the more they deliver the goods the [01:05:47] more people say oh you know that's [01:05:48] nothing. But but like getting back to [01:05:50] you were asking the question when the [01:05:51] audio cut out. Yeah. [01:05:53] Why why does this happen when you have [01:05:55] lightning in a bottle? When an [01:05:56] organization's successful, when it's got [01:05:58] a great leader, when it's got a great [01:05:59] team, you uh a lot of people that are [01:06:02] involved in that start getting people [01:06:03] reaching out to them. Uh they get you [01:06:06] manipulated, they get offers, they also [01:06:07] get jealous. Uh and so this is something [01:06:10] that goes on. You know, I never aired [01:06:11] any of it or much of it. But I had to [01:06:14] send the property law center get a [01:06:15] couple of our crew members over the [01:06:16] years to try to make stuff up and then [01:06:18] something was there to hack into the [01:06:20] surveillance cameras, you know, in the [01:06:22] building when I'm in the room in the [01:06:23] hallways, you know, exits and things and [01:06:25] try to find something bad. The worst [01:06:26] thing happened be smoking a cigarette, [01:06:28] drinking vodka at midnight with my shirt [01:06:29] off, walk around. I was working late and [01:06:33] so I mean, you know, trying to reach out [01:06:35] to family, harassing family. So, yeah, [01:06:37] this is what happens when you take on [01:06:38] the deep state. uh is that you know the [01:06:41] intelligence community has six ways from [01:06:43] Sunday as John Sumer said come after and [01:06:47] and as Eric Trump has said for [01:06:49] everything you hear about the Trumps [01:06:50] have been through there's at least nine [01:06:52] other big things you don't know about [01:06:54] for a lot of reasons I never want to [01:06:56] give bad guys attention or stalkers [01:06:57] attention uh but yeah I mean when you [01:07:00] sign up for this folks and I'm not [01:07:01] whining I signed up for it idea about [01:07:04] the uh whisper campaigns the [01:07:06] disinformation you know all the stuff [01:07:08] that goes [01:07:09] Well, I mean, Alex, it seems like um I [01:07:13] guess, you know, I I was I was a little [01:07:16] scared to publish that Prince Andrew [01:07:17] story and I got a lot of heat because um [01:07:20] one I won't identify who, but we have [01:07:22] undercover journalist, a female [01:07:24] undercover journalist that works with [01:07:25] us. She was scared to to publish that [01:07:28] story, for me to publish that story. [01:07:30] She's very brave. Uh and the world will [01:07:33] never know who she is hopefully, but [01:07:35] this man, John Brian, knows who she is. [01:07:38] And we we were very it was a very [01:07:40] spiritually heavy thing for us at OMG [01:07:42] because we people come to us with [01:07:45] information, Alex, inside the temple. We [01:07:47] got video inside this temple, this weird [01:07:50] bizarre building on the Epstein island. [01:07:51] We got video inside Epstein's library. [01:07:53] We could see his chalkboard. Now, what [01:07:56] you don't know is that the source that [01:07:58] gave that to us is a source from like [01:08:00] within the United States government. So [01:08:03] it's it becomes very spiritually heavy [01:08:05] for us here to be the place for people [01:08:07] to go. And that when I made that video [01:08:09] online, I we we genuinely were scared [01:08:11] and we genuinely did go dark for 8 n [01:08:14] days because we didn't know what was [01:08:17] going to happen when we published this [01:08:18] Prince Andrew thing. People got very [01:08:20] angry at at us for expressing that and [01:08:24] and then coming out and we had a rooftop [01:08:26] event here in West Palm Beach. Um, I'd [01:08:29] have five bodyguards and wear a [01:08:31] bulletproof vest. But Alex, I mean, I [01:08:34] guess going back to the major issue here [01:08:36] about institutions is I mean, I saw Sean [01:08:39] Ryan on Tucker's show and he said the [01:08:41] other day something to the effect of, [01:08:43] um, everything's a lie. And it just [01:08:46] feels like you build an organization [01:08:48] like you built Infowars and they're [01:08:50] trying to take stuff away from you. [01:08:51] Project Veraritoss fired me. [01:08:54] How do you create a sustainable thing to [01:08:57] hold people accountable without power [01:08:59] tending to corrupt it? I know that's a [01:09:01] complicated question, but that's kind of [01:09:03] the subject of what we're talking about [01:09:05] today. [01:09:07] Well, I mean, the biggest thing is [01:09:09] people you've had long-term [01:09:10] relationships with that you know are [01:09:11] good and strong. You got to really stay [01:09:12] with those people. And at the same time, [01:09:15] I always coined the term the devil's [01:09:17] greatest trick was not that he didn't [01:09:18] exist. That's the second biggest. It's [01:09:20] the good doesn't exist. And then, you [01:09:23] know, we all tend to try to keep each [01:09:24] other, you know, at the highest level, [01:09:27] but then we, you know, don't spend most [01:09:28] of our time actually exposing the bad [01:09:30] guys like like like you and others do. [01:09:32] And so I just think, you know, we need [01:09:34] to that's why I always as a talk show [01:09:36] host, you know, I'm not really an [01:09:37] investigator. some of that here and [01:09:38] there like even grove and a lot of [01:09:40] things but 90% just punetry and analysis [01:09:42] in my opinion research and guest and [01:09:45] that's why but a lot of the talk shows [01:09:46] I've noticed don't appreciate the other [01:09:49] researchers or investigators and you [01:09:51] know don't really celebrate um other [01:09:54] people because they see it as like a [01:09:56] competition. I'm in competition to bring [01:09:58] down the globalist and try to save [01:10:00] society from some really evil eugenesis [01:10:02] globalist. And so I see everybody else's [01:10:05] success in the liberty movement as my [01:10:08] own. And you know, so many times I've [01:10:10] had other hosts on or people that aren't [01:10:12] as big as I am and they're later like, [01:10:14] "Well, what is it you want from me? Why [01:10:15] are you having me on?" Like, "Well, [01:10:16] you're interesting. I want to boost what [01:10:17] you're doing." Because to me, a rising [01:10:19] tide raises all ships. So, right. A lot [01:10:22] of this is a lot of people I think get [01:10:26] into media sometimes for the wrong [01:10:27] reasons and it's just about being famous [01:10:30] and then they don't realize you know you [01:10:31] know that what comes with that has to be [01:10:33] political pressure and they still [01:10:34] political pressure comes they roll over [01:10:36] but take Trump's first administration he [01:10:38] got in he had a lot of good intentions [01:10:40] but he got a lot of bad people and a lot [01:10:41] of good people but most the good people [01:10:43] didn't have thick skin and were scared [01:10:45] so they wouldn't tell him he was being [01:10:46] sold out they didn't really act against [01:10:48] Trump but they didn't they didn't warn [01:10:50] him they didn't stick their heads up and [01:10:53] you know it wasn't many people would [01:10:54] actually tell him what was going on. I [01:10:55] mean, you go back to the first [01:10:56] administration, Q2, too. You know, they [01:10:58] came out, the chief of staff's job was [01:10:59] to keep Trump away, uh, you know, from [01:11:03] me. It was in the news because I'd tell [01:11:05] him, "Hey, this person works for Soros. [01:11:06] They're on the board of directors. [01:11:07] Really?" And then they fire him. But [01:11:09] then all hell broke loose and they came [01:11:10] after me, you know, even more in the [01:11:12] deep state. And it wasn't that everybody [01:11:15] around, you know, didn't know that, but [01:11:17] they'd already, you know, run Flynn out [01:11:18] and people that did know and would speak [01:11:20] up. And so, but, you know, the majority [01:11:22] of them just sat there and did nothing. [01:11:25] uh so they could soak in me and around [01:11:26] the power and you know that's really the [01:11:28] danger is it is the danger not even so [01:11:31] much the bad guys you know who they are [01:11:32] it's the people that act like they're [01:11:34] good guys they're not really on the side [01:11:36] of evil but they but they don't really [01:11:38] fight it and and and so God said the [01:11:40] Bible you were hot no cold so I spit you [01:11:43] out of my mouth it's the lukewarm fence [01:11:45] writers the the sunshine patriots of the [01:11:48] problem but it's the winter soldiers [01:11:50] that are going to win the war one more [01:11:52] thing Alex and then we got to So this is [01:11:54] from Conrad's Heart of Darkness which is [01:11:56] the book B that Apocalypse Now is based [01:11:59] upon and I love this quote and I think [01:12:01] it applies to what you're saying. Quote, [01:12:02] "Few men realize that their life, the [01:12:04] essence of their character, their [01:12:06] capabilities and their audacities are [01:12:08] only the expression of their belief in [01:12:12] the safety of their surroundings. Now, [01:12:14] what I saw, and this is my analysis now [01:12:17] about everything I'm I've showed you and [01:12:19] I'm about to show you, is that when [01:12:21] people are put under pressure, when they [01:12:23] feel like their self-interest is [01:12:25] threatened, when they're in danger, they [01:12:27] will sell out their own mother to [01:12:29] protect themselves. That's what I have [01:12:31] seen in my life. Not everybody, but most [01:12:35] people. Alex, thank you for being on the [01:12:37] show today. Appreciate it very much. You [01:12:39] bet, James. That's it. Real integrity is [01:12:41] the most valuable thing in the universe. [01:12:42] God bless. Thank you. God bless. And [01:12:44] speaking of that, let's go to the board [01:12:46] member. Let's go back to the exhibits. [01:12:48] We're back now. If you just joined us, [01:12:50] we're taking you through this film that [01:12:53] we've just launched, an O'Keefe [01:12:55] media.com. You can watch the 12minute [01:12:57] video on my ex, but you can watch the [01:12:59] full hourong video on our website. This [01:13:01] is a board member, Matt Tyramond, a few [01:13:04] days after I was fired. Go ahead, play [01:13:06] it. [01:13:08] Does not belong in this. It's true at [01:13:12] this. clipping out. Donald Trump does [01:13:15] not belong in this race. Multiple things [01:13:18] can be true at the same time. As I said [01:13:20] a few weeks ago when John and I were [01:13:21] here, if he won, he would enter the [01:13:25] White House as the weakest president in [01:13:27] history because he'd be lame duck day [01:13:29] one. Donald Trump is flailing around [01:13:32] making attacks on Ela Chow, Mitch [01:13:34] McConnell's wife. I'm all about [01:13:36] attacking Ela Chow. She It goes on too [01:13:39] long, but I don't know what this is all [01:13:40] about here. the these these statements [01:13:43] about anti-Trump statements from this [01:13:46] board member. Let's continue to go [01:13:48] through the story of some of the things [01:13:49] that happened in the film and then I [01:13:50] want to get to some other people like [01:13:52] Loomer and RC. This is Project [01:13:54] Veraritoss employee John Bailey. Please [01:13:58] cut 19. This is disgusting. I apologize [01:14:01] to all of you. You have to endure this. [01:14:03] But unfortunately, you wanted to know [01:14:06] what happened at Project Veritas. This [01:14:07] is John [01:14:09] Bailey who was an employee that [01:14:12] testified against me in the board [01:14:14] meeting. The board meeting, you'll be [01:14:15] able to hear the board meeting in the [01:14:17] movie. You'll I'll take you inside that [01:14:19] infamous board meeting February 6th [01:14:21] where they were crucifying me for all of [01:14:24] my [01:14:25] sins. I'm a mean boss. Go play that. Put [01:14:28] that back up, please. Obscene text. This [01:14:31] is a image of a dildo in my [01:14:33] mouth. This is sexual harassment, by the [01:14:36] way. I don't I'm not going to file a [01:14:39] complaint, but in New York, you can't do [01:14:40] this. You can't do this to people that [01:14:43] you work with. Now, after John Bailey [01:14:45] sent me a picture of a dildo in my [01:14:47] mouth, he then a few months later sent [01:14:50] me [01:14:51] this, an apology. Oh, I'm so sorry. I [01:14:55] hope you know I'm missionoriented. I've [01:14:57] got some things I'd like to square, but [01:14:58] hey, are you hiring James? And then John [01:15:01] Bailey tries to apply to work for me at [01:15:03] O'Keefe Media Group. Okay, this is I [01:15:05] know this is ridiculous, but we're going [01:15:07] to keep going taking you through this. [01:15:08] You wanted to know what happened. This [01:15:10] is the IT associate director, Angelo [01:15:13] Martinez. Now, RC, are you there? [01:15:15] Because this one applies to [01:15:17] you, I think. RC. Okay, I apologize. I'm [01:15:21] showing this RC, but you consented to it [01:15:23] being in the film. This is just [01:15:25] horrific. A violation of HIPPA laws. [01:15:29] Now, now RC, could you tell people who [01:15:31] is Angelo worked was it in the IT [01:15:34] department, what he did in the IT [01:15:35] department? [01:15:37] Yeah, I mean this is an individual who [01:15:38] had access to all of our devices, all of [01:15:41] our phones. Um, Angelo, aside from the [01:15:44] federal government who admitted to [01:15:46] tapping our phones, Angelo is the one [01:15:48] person, you know, who has access to a [01:15:50] lot of our comms, a lot of our [01:15:52] communications. And for him to, by the [01:15:55] way, I invited this individual to my [01:15:57] wedding. Again, this speaks to the [01:15:59] callous nature. You know, you're talking [01:16:01] about people becoming corrupted by [01:16:03] access to [01:16:05] power. This individual is posting [01:16:07] sensitive information about my wife from [01:16:09] like random text from when she was on [01:16:11] medication. By the way, you know, don't [01:16:13] take anti-csychotic medication. It's not [01:16:16] good for you. And when you come down [01:16:17] from that medication, it really tears [01:16:20] you up. So, you have an individual I've [01:16:22] invited to my wedding who is attacking [01:16:25] me in this way simply because I I didn't [01:16:29] stand with them. I just want to pause [01:16:30] for a second. Yeah. And all of you [01:16:33] listening to RC Maxwell and watching [01:16:35] this, um there's a film, it's out now at [01:16:38] O'Keefe media.com. It's called In the [01:16:40] Truth Inside Vera. It's incredibly [01:16:42] cinematic. What we're doing right now, [01:16:44] taking you through these different [01:16:46] screenshots, is we're slowing it down a [01:16:48] little bit, telling you you're looking [01:16:50] at a [01:16:51] guy inside the IT department of a [01:16:55] company, an IT. What was he RC associate [01:16:58] director or assistant to IT? What was [01:17:00] his title? [01:17:02] Wouldn't be able to tell you it. He [01:17:05] worked in he worked for Josh Hughes. He [01:17:07] was in IT saying, [01:17:09] quote, "RC left his wife's text text [01:17:13] messages on her phone. I have all the [01:17:16] receipts of her private medical records. [01:17:20] This is a violation of [01:17:22] HIPPA and he's threatening you on [01:17:25] Instagram and we believe he deleted this [01:17:28] message, RC, but we've retrieved it and [01:17:31] it's in the lawsuit. This is just [01:17:33] disgusting and I'm sorry that you had to [01:17:35] go through this." Let's go to the next [01:17:37] one. These are part of the [01:17:41] revolutionaries. There was a text [01:17:43] message thread called the [01:17:45] revolutionaries and these are employees [01:17:47] who are saying in this by the way isn't [01:17:49] that [01:17:49] ironic RC that rightwingers are acting [01:17:53] like communists. Like isn't that weird [01:17:57] to you? [01:17:59] I am not surprised now that I've done [01:18:02] research on the ways that organizations [01:18:04] become cancer and rotted. I am not [01:18:06] surprised. This is one of the symptoms. [01:18:08] One of the symptoms is um you know [01:18:10] Marxist themes start to seep into [01:18:12] certain structures and that starts to [01:18:14] become a cancer. Are you saying that's [01:18:16] like human nature? It's not like a left [01:18:18] right thing. It just exists in all the [01:18:19] hearts of men. [01:18:22] Sadly I that that that's exactly what I [01:18:24] think. you know, jealousy, [01:18:26] um, attempts to control, um, trying to [01:18:30] see yourself as great instead of being, [01:18:32] you know, instead of lifting up others. [01:18:34] All these, all these facets are at play [01:18:36] here. All right, let's take a look at [01:18:38] these messages that let's go back to [01:18:40] that one. These are the revolutionaries [01:18:42] text message chats. Now, you might be [01:18:45] wondering, how did I get these? Well, [01:18:47] this is in a lawsuit and things are you [01:18:50] might be saying, well, how is it legal [01:18:51] for you to publish what's happening in a [01:18:53] lawsuit? Well, lawsuits, public [01:18:54] proceeding. These are not under [01:18:56] seal. Um, you can report a journalist [01:18:59] report on on court proceedings every [01:19:02] day. This is Bethany Rolando. Just spoke [01:19:05] to Matt [01:19:06] Tyramond. Joanna Sumner. These are all [01:19:09] people in the fundraising department. [01:19:10] Matt asked if I could [01:19:11] testify against James O'Keefe. Mario [01:19:14] Balaban. Matt asked if I could testify [01:19:17] against James. So, this guy Matt [01:19:18] Tiermont is soliciting all the employees [01:19:20] to testify against me. Let's go to the [01:19:22] next screenshot. This is the IT [01:19:24] director. This is the supervisor of RC [01:19:27] of the guy who leaked your medical [01:19:29] records saying that Matt volunteered to [01:19:31] be an open sounding board. Let's get [01:19:33] everyone in the room and testify against [01:19:35] James O'Keefe. Let's go to the next [01:19:37] screenshot. This is a woman named Ardan [01:19:39] Young. Um, I asked Matt Tmont if James [01:19:42] will be allowed to speak and Matt [01:19:44] Tiermont told me no. So, that sounds [01:19:47] like a kangaroo court to me. Let's go to [01:19:50] the [01:19:50] next. Okay, this is actually quite [01:19:53] bizarre. This is an attorney for Project [01:19:56] Veraritoss named Julia Wit, who says [01:19:59] that I quote, "took the pregnant woman's [01:20:03] sandwich, the lawyer for Project [01:20:07] Veritoss, is claiming that I stole the [01:20:09] pregnant lady's sandwich." You've all [01:20:11] heard about this accusation, right? What [01:20:13] you may not know, or as Paul Harvey [01:20:15] would say, now you know the rest of the [01:20:17] story, is we actually tracked this [01:20:20] pregnant lady down. Do we have an audio [01:20:22] of the pregnant [01:20:24] lady? Oh, there we go. Now, this pull it [01:20:28] up and then pause it. This is actually [01:20:31] um a woman who was a co a [01:20:34] co-defendant with Christian Hartsock. [01:20:38] Christian Hartsock's reporting on the [01:20:40] Democracy Partners case in this court [01:20:44] case trial. We're in a trial [01:20:46] together. She's pregnant. [01:20:49] Apparently, she didn't know that. And I [01:20:51] I stole her sandwich. And in fact, we [01:20:53] actually tracked her down and got audio [01:20:55] of her claiming this never happened. [01:20:56] Let's play that clip. [01:20:59] So, I don't have any recollection of [01:21:02] there ever being a sandwich that was [01:21:04] meant for me that you took. So, she's [01:21:06] denying that we stole the [01:21:09] sandwich. So, let's go back to Julia Wit [01:21:11] again. And by the way, I'm naming names. [01:21:14] Most people don't have the balls to name [01:21:16] names. But I'm going to name names [01:21:18] because it's I'm being honest. I'm being [01:21:20] truthful. [01:21:22] Why would attorney Julia [01:21:25] Wit, who's supposed to represent the [01:21:28] organization and do what's in the best [01:21:30] interest of the [01:21:31] organization, literally, she's the [01:21:33] attorney for Project Veritas. Now, this [01:21:36] is a rhetorical question. Why would [01:21:39] Julia Wit fabricate an allegation about [01:21:43] me stealing a [01:21:46] sandwich? Can anybody answer that? [01:21:51] I'm just going to let that simmer for a [01:21:54] minute. [01:21:56] Okay, let's go. Let's go to the next [01:21:58] one. This is this is uh this is also [01:22:01] pretty crazy [01:22:03] stuff. Again, if you're just tuning in, [01:22:06] you wanted to know what really happened [01:22:07] at Project Veritas, and now you know. [01:22:09] with the film called The Truth Inside [01:22:11] Veritas out now at O'Keefe media.com. [01:22:15] You can sign up at our website and [01:22:16] subscribe and you'll get to watch this [01:22:18] hour-long cinematic [01:22:20] movie. Uh the guy who edited, phenomenal [01:22:23] film director named Chase, and he's done [01:22:26] some incredible work putting all this [01:22:28] together. Let's listen to this guy. This [01:22:30] guy's name is Barry Hinckley. [01:22:32] He was terminated from the company [01:22:35] because he did not do in my view a good [01:22:37] enough job raising funds. And this is a [01:22:41] recording from inside the boardroom. If [01:22:43] we could just move that play bar over so [01:22:45] we could see the subtitles, please. If [01:22:47] you're watching on YouTube, you're going [01:22:48] to be able to watch the subtitles. If [01:22:50] you're listening on X, you can hear it. [01:22:52] Extended. Let's go back. Uh, this is him [01:22:55] talking about how I take black cars [01:22:57] around and I drive myself around in SUVs [01:23:01] and he's never seen someone take black [01:23:03] cars. Now we know who came up with the [01:23:07] black cars thing and it was Barry [01:23:08] Hinckley. Go ahead, play this cut. [01:23:11] A lot of employees and I never lived [01:23:13] this lifestyle with black cars [01:23:15] constantly picking me up, moving me [01:23:17] around, expensive accommodations when [01:23:19] the rest of staff are staying at one [01:23:20] level. I mean, all for one and one for [01:23:22] all affected in a nonprofit. I just [01:23:24] never vision of one person living one [01:23:26] way and everyone else living another [01:23:28] way. Wow. He's never seen the CEO get [01:23:32] compensated differently than other [01:23:34] people. A lot of people in the audience [01:23:35] wondering, well, gee, I mean, if you're [01:23:37] if you're if you're the key man, if you [01:23:40] if you need bodyguards or security, why [01:23:42] is that morally wrong? Very strange. By [01:23:45] the way, we see Christian Hartsock is in [01:23:47] the audience. Do we want to invite him [01:23:50] in to tell me how evil I am? I'd love to [01:23:54] hear what Christian has to say about [01:23:56] people putting semen on sandwiches, [01:23:59] saying it's wrong for me to take black [01:24:00] cars, fabricating allegations about [01:24:03] pregnant ladies sandwiches, the attorney [01:24:05] for project Veritas fabricating things [01:24:08] about that. I'd love to hear about the [01:24:10] co-investments in businesses. I'd love [01:24:11] to hear about Petrogen, which quote [01:24:13] could be sold to Fizer. I'd love to hear [01:24:16] Christian Hartsock's response to all [01:24:18] those things if he has the balls to [01:24:19] respond to those [01:24:22] things because that's what the story is [01:24:24] about. Let's go to the board meeting [01:24:26] with all these allegations against me. [01:24:28] Let's hear about this is board member [01:24:32] George Skakel at Project Veritas talking [01:24:34] about whether I could respond to all [01:24:37] these crazy allegations. Go ahead. [01:24:41] What do you expect us to do given these [01:24:44] allegations? [01:24:46] Well, will I have a chance to respond to [01:24:50] them? There's two separate issues here. [01:24:52] There's the No. No. The the quick answer [01:24:55] is no. Not here. Not now. I didn't [01:24:58] prevent him from responding. That's for [01:25:01] sure. So, there you have George Skakel [01:25:03] under oath [01:25:04] lying, saying that he didn't prevent me [01:25:09] from responding. Can we go back to the [01:25:11] board meeting? For those listening on X, [01:25:13] it's hard for them to see just the part [01:25:15] where Skull said, "No, no, no, no, no." [01:25:18] Go back to that part, please. [01:25:21] To do given these allegations. [01:25:26] Well, will I have a chance to respond to [01:25:29] them? There's two separate issues here. [01:25:31] There's the No, no, the the quick answer [01:25:34] is no. Not here, not now. And then so [01:25:38] that that's what he said in the [01:25:39] boardroom on February 6th. and then [01:25:41] under oath in his deposition. Play that [01:25:43] clip, please. I did prevent it from [01:25:45] responding. Well, that's for sure. That [01:25:47] seems like a direct contradiction, [01:25:49] doesn't it? [01:25:51] Direct contradiction. And one more clip [01:25:53] and then we're going to get to Laura [01:25:54] Loomer. By the way, if Christian [01:25:56] Hartsock has the courage to actually [01:25:58] address these things, we will let him on [01:26:00] as a speaker and I will hear what he has [01:26:02] to say. But I want to hear him actually [01:26:05] talk about this. [01:26:09] I want to hear him address these things. [01:26:11] These are serious [01:26:13] things that are that are headed towards [01:26:15] a jury [01:26:16] trial that any reasonable person would [01:26:19] think is absolutely outrageous and [01:26:21] shocks the [01:26:22] conscience. But I do want to hear from [01:26:25] Christian Hartsock. But first, we'll go [01:26:26] to Laura Loomer. Go ahead, Laura. What [01:26:27] are your thoughts on this crazy stuff as [01:26:30] someone who worked for Project Erics? [01:26:32] Well, I'm not really surprised. [01:26:34] If you look at the tweets that I sent [01:26:36] you, uh, when you announced that you [01:26:38] were getting control of Veraritoss [01:26:40] again, uh, you saw [01:26:45] that 2023, sorry, my phone was ringing. [01:26:49] I think that was Roger Stone trying to [01:26:51] call [01:26:51] me. Um, but you see that the tweets I [01:26:54] sent you uh and posted back in 2023 said [01:26:57] that this was likely a coup tied to [01:27:00] Fizer. And I know I sent these tweets to [01:27:02] RC and I sent them to you and it turns [01:27:04] out that I was right. And I also [01:27:06] suspected that there had been some [01:27:08] involvement with uh the Dantis campaign [01:27:10] and uh Ron Dantis and that turned out to [01:27:13] be true as well cuz as we saw uh from [01:27:16] some of the files some of the [01:27:18] relationships that some of these people [01:27:20] had uh they were actively uh working [01:27:22] with the Ronda Santis for president [01:27:24] campaign at the time of uh this coup and [01:27:27] this takedown. So, I just think it's [01:27:29] incredible how so many people called it [01:27:31] a conspiracy, but I guess it's another [01:27:34] one of those conspiracy theories come [01:27:35] true. James Laura, were you ever subject [01:27:37] to this sexual harassment? I I know with [01:27:40] Barton and and Tierond are there's [01:27:43] exhibits in the lawsuit where they're [01:27:45] where they're talking about sexual [01:27:48] harassment of of undercover journalists. [01:27:49] Did you ever see anything from these [01:27:51] board members that that crossed a line [01:27:53] in your mind when you were at Project [01:27:54] Veritas? [01:27:57] Um, no. I I wouldn't say that I saw [01:28:00] anything. Personally, I didn't uh I [01:28:03] wasn't subjected to any type of sexual [01:28:05] harassment uh when I was at Project [01:28:08] Veraritoss. In fact, um you know, I [01:28:10] found it to be very pleasant when I was [01:28:12] working for you. I only have a positive [01:28:13] memory of uh working with you and my [01:28:16] time at Project Veraritoss. So, when [01:28:18] when I saw all these accusations, I [01:28:20] actually like just started laughing. I [01:28:22] just thought it was so funny like, "Oh [01:28:24] my god, James O'Keefe stole his sandwich [01:28:26] from a pregnant woman." Because I was [01:28:27] like, "Yeah, okay. Rule number one of [01:28:29] working at Project Veritas and working [01:28:31] for James O'Keeffe, make sure that he [01:28:34] always has food." I mean, that just [01:28:36] sounds like those people are slacking at [01:28:37] their job because when I worked for you, [01:28:39] I know that I made sure that you had a [01:28:42] snack or something to eat every single [01:28:43] time we traveled or every single time we [01:28:45] were together. So, um, and I don't want [01:28:47] you to say her name, Laura, but you [01:28:50] actually know the pregnant woman. You [01:28:52] know who who that is? It was the [01:28:54] defendant in the democracy part of this [01:28:56] case. Please don't say her name on the [01:28:57] air. Uh, because she's this is not this [01:29:00] doesn't concern her, but um I mean, [01:29:03] anything else you want to say about I [01:29:04] mean, we have Christian Hartsock who [01:29:06] wants to speak. What did you say? What [01:29:07] did you say? your your uh your your [01:29:09] voice cut out a minute on my feed when [01:29:11] you I just said you actually know this [01:29:13] pregnant woman that this attorney [01:29:15] claimed I stole the sandwich of the [01:29:17] pregnant woman. You actually know who [01:29:19] the pregnant woman is. She's you know [01:29:22] she's someone that worked at Project [01:29:23] Veritas as an undercover journalist [01:29:25] about 10 years ago alongside you when [01:29:27] you started with me and she was the [01:29:30] defendant in the democracy partners case [01:29:32] there at at trial. So, I just wanted to [01:29:35] say that you happen to know her, but [01:29:37] yeah. Well, I just like I said before, [01:29:40] um they they tried to demonize you and [01:29:43] the most laughable ways uh possible. And [01:29:45] knowing these some of these board [01:29:46] members and look, I've known some of [01:29:48] these people for 10 11 years, right? [01:29:50] Because well, I got to know them very [01:29:52] well when I worked for you, my first job [01:29:55] out of college. I mean, literally, I got [01:29:57] kicked out of college while working for [01:29:58] you. And so, um, it was just really [01:30:01] interesting to see all of these people [01:30:02] who used to say, "Oh, you're my brother, [01:30:04] James. I love you." And, "Oh, you know, [01:30:06] we're one big family here at Project [01:30:07] Veraritoss just completely stab you in [01:30:10] the back." And it was very disheartening [01:30:11] for me because I considered some of [01:30:13] these people to be my friends for many [01:30:15] years. And then I started to realize [01:30:18] that I couldn't really trust them after [01:30:20] um, you know, the way that they were [01:30:22] demonizing you and trying to destroy you [01:30:23] and steal the company that you worked so [01:30:25] hard for and the company that you [01:30:27] created. uh with so much adversity from [01:30:30] underneath you. So, um you know, I guess [01:30:33] I have that kind of unique perspective [01:30:34] since I know a lot of these people [01:30:36] firsthand and was involved in a lot of [01:30:39] these investigations uh for several [01:30:42] years working with you. But, um I think [01:30:45] a lot of it has to do with jealousy. I [01:30:47] mean, I definitely think that uh Matthew [01:30:49] Tiermont resents you. Um, I definitely [01:30:52] think that there's, you know, a lot of [01:30:54] jealousy as it relates to like people [01:30:56] wanting to be you. I, when I was [01:30:58] watching your film that you released, [01:30:59] and we're going to talk about it more [01:31:01] tonight because you're my guest on Lum. [01:31:03] I will be joining Laura. I I just want [01:31:06] to make a plug for your show. I'll be [01:31:07] joining Laura tonight at 9:30 Eastern [01:31:09] time. And Laura is like a sister to me. [01:31:12] And I've known Laura Loomer for 10 [01:31:14] years. I uh Laura did this huge story, [01:31:18] made the front page of the New York Post [01:31:19] catching Al Sharpton's [01:31:22] uh what was the name of that woman you [01:31:24] caught on video, Laura? The the woman [01:31:26] that Eric Well, she's dead now, but [01:31:28] Erica Garner. Erica Garner of Eric. And [01:31:31] we got we got all the family members of [01:31:33] the Black Lives Matter um scams who uh [01:31:36] were working with uh with uh Al Sharpton [01:31:39] and we got them to admit on camera that [01:31:41] he basically like utilizes um the family [01:31:44] members of dead black men all about the [01:31:47] money. She said he's all about the money [01:31:49] and Laura got this woman on video making [01:31:52] that gesture with the fingers. Al [01:31:54] sharpens up with the money. Front page [01:31:56] New York Post and people we got we got [01:31:58] we got Trayvon Martin's family on camera [01:32:00] too. [01:32:01] and people at Project Varatas would [01:32:03] criticize you and my response to them [01:32:05] was always to say Laura actually gets [01:32:07] results and you may have issues with, [01:32:09] you know, her or whatever personality, [01:32:11] but the bottom line is journalists get [01:32:14] results. And um I consider you like a [01:32:17] sister and and I tell people that they [01:32:19] always try to get me to criticize you. I [01:32:21] say, "Listen, I'm not. She's she's [01:32:22] you're my friend." And I mean that in a [01:32:24] genuinely in a way. I don't have many [01:32:26] friends. So Laura Loomer is my friend [01:32:29] and you will always be my friend. Even [01:32:30] if we disagree on politics or a tactic [01:32:33] on how to get something, it's just [01:32:35] you're my friend. But I really was I [01:32:38] appreciate that. You're my friend, too. [01:32:40] And and that's why that's what I'm [01:32:41] telling people. I traveled with James. [01:32:43] Look, I've I've I've been everywhere [01:32:44] with James. I've uh you know, just I've [01:32:47] known him since I was in college. And so [01:32:49] when I saw all of these crazy stories [01:32:51] and reports coming out about his [01:32:53] character and all these accusations, [01:32:55] it's just completely, you know, [01:32:57] completely false. And it's not the James [01:32:59] O'Keefe that I know. And it's not it's [01:33:03] not like, you know, a regular [01:33:04] relationship where, oh yeah, it's like 9 [01:33:06] to5 and you go to the office and that's [01:33:08] that. No, I've traveled with James. I [01:33:10] know his family. I know his personal [01:33:13] life, right? Like we're very very close. [01:33:15] And so I knew from the get-go that a lot [01:33:17] of these accusations about him were [01:33:20] completely false. And the reality is is [01:33:22] that James O'Keefe is a security has a [01:33:24] security threat. When we worked at [01:33:26] Veraritoss and Matt Tmont knows this and [01:33:28] all the people that are talking [ __ ] [01:33:29] about James notice. I remember when I [01:33:32] was the um comm's director for project [01:33:34] Veritoss during the 2016 presidential [01:33:36] election after I had completed my [01:33:39] investigation in the Hillary Clinton [01:33:40] campaign. And when I was doing [01:33:42] communications, I was literally sleeping [01:33:44] on the couch inside the project fairs [01:33:47] office for like the week of the [01:33:49] presidential election because and we [01:33:51] actually had to hire private security [01:33:53] like former CIA operatives to come do [01:33:56] private security at the office because [01:33:58] Hillary Clinton was sending reporters [01:34:00] around who were uh taking the um the [01:34:04] license plate numbers of people's [01:34:05] vehicles who worked for Project [01:34:07] Veraritoss. And there were several [01:34:09] instances of some people like going home [01:34:12] and documenting the fact that like their [01:34:14] residences had been [01:34:17] opened. And so I'm saying this because [01:34:20] James has every right to travel in an [01:34:22] Uber black. James has every right to [01:34:24] travel in private transportation. Like [01:34:27] what do they want? They want him to live [01:34:28] like a total schle and not have any, you [01:34:30] know, private security. Let me let me [01:34:32] get to um Laura, stand by. Uh RC, you [01:34:36] got about 30 seconds before I go to [01:34:37] Christian Hardock. Go ahead, RC. [01:34:43] Hey, look, I think that those are all [01:34:44] very important issues Laura brings up, [01:34:46] but I think this issue that you bring up [01:34:48] also in the documentary of federal [01:34:50] informants being investigating Project [01:34:53] Veraritoss, uh, the feds being involved [01:34:56] in Project Veraritoss. We know about you [01:34:58] being, you know, raided by the FB FBI, [01:35:01] but there is still information that the [01:35:03] DOJ could release about exactly what the [01:35:06] feds did to Project Veraritoss. You have [01:35:08] to understand when journalists are [01:35:10] investigated by feds, it creates a a [01:35:12] chilling effect. It's a core issue. Um, [01:35:15] and it matters not only because of [01:35:17] public trust in media, but it's [01:35:18] literally a constitutional issue. So, [01:35:21] look, I'm challenging Pam Bondi at this [01:35:23] time to release all information she has [01:35:26] about the feds, the Joe Biden federal [01:35:29] government investigating Project [01:35:30] Veritas. Yes, the Yes, thank you, RC. [01:35:33] That's a great point. Um, I'm going to [01:35:35] make that point every single show I do [01:35:37] until this is unredacted. They redacted [01:35:40] every single word for RC's referring to [01:35:43] of the probable cause that is the [01:35:45] justification for the search warrant [01:35:47] against myself, Eric Cochran, and [01:35:49] Spencer Me. And while they dropped the [01:35:52] case in February, the FBI dropped the [01:35:55] case about the the diary and the raid [01:35:57] against me and there's no criminal [01:35:59] investigation. They redacted every word. [01:36:02] We need that unredacted. We believe [01:36:04] there are we're confidential fed [01:36:06] informants at Project Veraritoss. Oh, [01:36:08] and by the way, it's a crime to lie to [01:36:10] the FBI. So, whoever lied to the FBI [01:36:13] about that the fact that we committed a [01:36:14] crime, we're committing a felony. Hey, [01:36:18] maybe that's why they hate me so much. [01:36:21] It's it's people tend to project on to [01:36:23] you. But we're going to go to Christian [01:36:24] Hardock. Christian, are you there? [01:36:28] Yeah, I'm here. Okay. My question for [01:36:30] you is this. Do you think it's okay for [01:36:32] Matt Tiermon to say things like quote [01:36:35] come guzzling dumpster to my current [01:36:37] chief technology officer? Do you think [01:36:39] it's okay for Angela Martinez to steal [01:36:42] medical records from an innocent woman? [01:36:44] Um, and do you stand with the [01:36:46] individuals after they've sexually [01:36:48] harassed me, sent me pictures of semen [01:36:51] covered on a sandwich, counterimposed [01:36:54] dildos in my mouth, and board members [01:36:56] co-investing in medical companies? What [01:36:59] is your comment on that behavior, [01:37:01] Christian Hartzock? [01:37:04] No, they and they know exactly how I [01:37:06] feel about that about those texts and um [01:37:09] but you know I you know me uh I've I've [01:37:12] been friends with you for 15 years. [01:37:14] Wait, wait, wait, hold on a second. [01:37:15] Define friend. Define friend. Are [01:37:18] you No, no. You want me to answer or are [01:37:22] you going to talk over me? Go ahead. [01:37:24] Okay. I'm f I I remain friends with [01:37:27] everyone. [01:37:29] For the same reason I remain friends [01:37:31] with you after you tried to lure Abby [01:37:34] Budro onto a boat full of dildos and [01:37:36] condoms and chocolate strawberries and [01:37:39] sex toys for God knows what [ __ ] [01:37:42] reason and lied to me about it when all [01:37:44] she wanted to do was get on the set of [01:37:47] Landry Dance and film me directing it. I [01:37:51] stayed friends with you. You made a [01:37:52] public humiliation of me and I stood by [01:37:54] you. Scott Zamos called me, invited me [01:37:57] down to Sunset to go on CNN and distance [01:38:01] myself from you and say I knew nothing [01:38:03] about this, which was true. You totally [01:38:05] blindsided me. I knew absolutely nothing [01:38:08] about it. But I said, "No, James [01:38:10] already, you're too late. James already [01:38:11] called me and apologized and he's my [01:38:13] friend, and I will stand by you." And I [01:38:15] always stood by you. I continue to stand [01:38:18] by you. I never stopped considering [01:38:20] myself your friend. Where I stop short [01:38:22] is being willing to lie to the public [01:38:24] for you, which is exactly what you were [01:38:26] doing when you claim that you were [01:38:29] ousted, which you are still lying. Why [01:38:31] are you lying about that? So, can you [01:38:34] answer the I have No, I'm not done. I'm [01:38:36] not done. So, this is not this is not [01:38:38] your show. We're going to cut your mic. [01:38:40] Mute the mic, please. Mute the mic, [01:38:42] Christian. Christian, I'm happy to have [01:38:43] a conversation with you, but this is not [01:38:45] your show. And I asked you a question. I [01:38:48] asked you a question about the co the [01:38:50] board members co-investing in companies [01:38:51] and their conflicts of interest. Are you [01:38:54] willing to have a conversation with me [01:38:55] about the board members of project [01:38:58] veritas terminating James O'Keefe? Are [01:39:00] you willing to talk about [01:39:02] that? Yes or no? You can unmute [01:39:04] Christian's [01:39:05] mic. It won't be a monologue of you [01:39:08] spouting about random stuff from What do [01:39:11] you mean random stuff, James? I'm asking [01:39:13] you a question about I'm asking you a [01:39:16] question about the board firing me and [01:39:19] your comments about that. Tell me when [01:39:21] the board fired you. Tell me the date [01:39:23] the board fired me. February. You told [01:39:25] the public one thing and you told and [01:39:27] and and and the reality we know was that [01:39:30] it was 3 months later. February 10th, 20 [01:39:33] 2023 is when the board voted to [01:39:35] indefinitely suspend me without pay. [01:39:37] Okay. So you just notice what you just [01:39:39] did. You just moved the the goalposts. [01:39:41] No changed. Never changed anything. [01:39:44] No, that is termination under New York [01:39:46] law. Indefinite suspension without pay [01:39:48] is called indentured servitude, aka [01:39:50] slavery. So that would be considered [01:39:52] termination under federal law. What they [01:39:53] voted to do was suspend your ability to [01:39:56] retaliate against employees who had [01:39:58] bravely testified to the way you had [01:40:00] treated them. So let's talk about the [01:40:02] grievances. Christian stole. What do you [01:40:04] think about Julia Whit manufacturing a [01:40:06] claim that I stole a pregnant lady's [01:40:07] sandwich? Notice you didn't notice you [01:40:10] conveniently. Did you What is your What [01:40:12] is your response? I'm I would love you [01:40:15] to answer. What is your response to the [01:40:17] to the to the lie about the pregnant [01:40:18] lady sandwich? Christian Hardock. [01:40:23] What are the words that you left out of [01:40:25] what Julia Wit said? She said you yelled [01:40:27] at her. You shouted at her. I yelled at [01:40:29] her. [01:40:31] You're What is What is You didn't [01:40:34] respond to my question. Read the letter. [01:40:36] I am responding to your question. The [01:40:37] question is, The question is, can I can [01:40:39] I just say something? Why are we Why are [01:40:41] we pretending like in this industry even [01:40:44] look regardless of whether you yelled at [01:40:46] the woman or not, it's called [01:40:48] investigative reporting. This is [01:40:50] high-profile investigative reporting. [01:40:52] There were so many instances in the [01:40:54] office where people yelled at each [01:40:56] other, not because they were trying to [01:40:57] be disrespectful, but Thank you. But [01:41:00] even even if even if I yelled at her, [01:41:02] which is people just need to stop being [01:41:04] like fake about Hold on, Laura. Hold on, [01:41:07] Laura. People yelled at the office. [01:41:09] Christian, hold on. I'm I'm gonna cut [01:41:12] your mic. This is not your show. Cut his [01:41:14] mic. I'm gonna ask you a question. And [01:41:17] here's the question I have. And it's a [01:41:19] very specific [01:41:20] question. An attorney for Project [01:41:22] Veritas fabricates a claim that I stole [01:41:25] a sandwich. your codefendant whose name [01:41:28] I will not mention because she's a she [01:41:31] it doesn't concern [01:41:32] her, a a fellow investigative reporter [01:41:36] comes out and denies this ever happened. [01:41:39] Christian Hartsock, what do you have to [01:41:42] say about an attorney fabricating an [01:41:44] allegation? Please limit your answer to [01:41:47] the question that I've asked you. Go [01:41:48] ahead. [01:41:52] Well, if she fabricated it, then why did [01:41:54] you draft an apology letter? Why did you [01:41:57] ask the board if you could read an [01:41:59] apology letter at 4 hours and 41 minutes [01:42:02] into the board recording that you made? [01:42:04] No, I didn't say that she fabricated it. [01:42:06] Said, I quote, "If I don't change his [01:42:08] mic, we will not if he's not going to [01:42:10] cooperate, we're not going to I didn't [01:42:12] fabricate it. I didn't fabricate it. [01:42:16] Your fellow colleague, you know who she [01:42:19] is in the democracy partner's case said [01:42:21] that she fabricated it. What is your [01:42:24] response to her [01:42:27] fabrication? What is your response to [01:42:29] that? Go ahead, answer the question. [01:42:32] First of all, I reject your premise that [01:42:34] Julia fabricated Well, that's what but [01:42:37] that's what your colleague said. No, [01:42:39] there was probably a misunderstanding of [01:42:40] her stupid sandwich. The point is you [01:42:43] verbally abused her, James. Stupid [01:42:45] sandwich. You didn't [ __ ] read what [01:42:48] she wrote. She said you verbally abused [01:42:50] her. Who gives a [ __ ] about [01:42:53] All right. Number two. Number [ __ ] [01:42:55] two. Why did you say in the board [01:42:58] meeting at 4 in the quote crucifixion? [01:43:01] Why did you verbal abuse right here? I [01:43:03] feel like I'm the one being verbally [01:43:04] abused. That's what I'm saying. Oh well. [01:43:08] I mean, why are you cursing at me so [01:43:10] much? [01:43:13] Okay. Um, is this how you talk to your [01:43:15] colleagues? Cursing. Cursing has Well, [01:43:17] cursing has never offended me. So, I I [01:43:20] guess Okay. I will not use I mean, the [01:43:23] comments I'm getting right now is this [01:43:25] guy's screaming and cursing at you. [01:43:26] You're doing precisely what you accuse [01:43:28] me of. You're projecting onto me who you [01:43:31] are. Okay. Do you Why did you say to the [01:43:34] board? Why did you say, "I appreciate [01:43:36] everyone caring so much about the [01:43:38] mission. I really appreciate everyone [01:43:40] being so honest." Well, evident because [01:43:42] I didn't realize because I didn't [01:43:44] realize at the time because I didn't [01:43:46] realize at the time what I know now, [01:43:49] which is that many of these people don't [01:43:51] actually care about the mission. And [01:43:53] that came out afterwards when they [01:43:56] called me a quote [ __ ] when they sent [01:43:58] me pictures of seaman covered his [01:44:00] sandwiches. When attorneys fabricated [01:44:02] allegations, when board members [01:44:04] solicited investments from donors and [01:44:06] didn't disclose that, which is a [01:44:07] violation of the conflict of interest, I [01:44:10] learned so much. I was once blind and [01:44:12] now I see. Christian, my question for [01:44:14] you is this. Now that you know the [01:44:17] character of we will lose projects. Why [01:44:20] did you say that? Because I didn't think [01:44:23] it because I didn't think it was turn [01:44:24] around and be little. Was was it six [01:44:27] hours of talking about a sandwich. [01:44:28] James, was it six hours of Julia talking [01:44:31] about a sandwich or were there very real [01:44:33] grievances that were brought to your [01:44:35] attention that you said if I don't [01:44:37] change, we will lose project verit. What [01:44:40] did you I I guess the question is I I [01:44:42] sent an apology letter and I genuinely [01:44:45] meant it about saying in front of other [01:44:47] people, there's the door. But the [01:44:50] problem is Barry Hinckley stated he [01:44:52] would not follow my lead. So my question [01:44:55] back to you, Christian Hartsock. In a [01:44:57] situation where I tell someone you you [01:45:00] need to do this and they are [01:45:01] insubordinate, what was I supposed to [01:45:04] do? You're you want me to raise $24 [01:45:07] million a year and you're not allowing [01:45:09] me to take an [01:45:10] SUV? So what exactly do you expect me to [01:45:13] do as the CEO or leader? And that's the [01:45:17] problem with your logic. You don't have [01:45:18] an answer. You just keep going back to I [01:45:20] yelled at somebody. I don't know what [01:45:22] you're referring to. That's the part. [01:45:24] No, that's not. No, no. That's the thing [01:45:25] you want to laser focus in on. For the [01:45:27] last two years, all you have all you [01:45:29] have focused in on is sandwich gate and [01:45:32] black carbs when you know godamn well [01:45:34] you sat there. Wait, can you please stop [01:45:37] cursing the tape? Why? Okay, James, in [01:45:41] 16 years, you've never been offended by [01:45:44] by the F. Why are you Why are you [01:45:46] pretending to be offended by it? Because [01:45:48] I think it's important that we can have [01:45:50] pretending to be someone you're [01:45:51] not. You use the f- word all the time. [01:45:54] You were never this thin skinned [ __ ] [01:45:56] about it. Okay. Well, because we're on a [01:46:00] public show in front of hundreds of [01:46:01] thousands of people and I think it's [01:46:04] important to try to have a cordial [01:46:06] conversation without hurling. [01:46:09] I really I really don't appreciate the [01:46:11] way you've been attacking people for the [01:46:13] last two years. Laser focused personal [01:46:15] dieting completely belittling very real. [01:46:18] I mean he's wide on some Hey Christian, [01:46:21] I'm I'm I'm raising money right now to [01:46:23] def to for lawyers to defend the [01:46:25] reporting some of the reporting you were [01:46:28] involved in. I don't think you [01:46:30] understand the price of being a leader [01:46:33] when you have to raise tens of millions [01:46:35] of dollars a year and your colleague [01:46:39] said I will not follow your lead and [01:46:42] then you guys ran out of money and there [01:46:45] was no money to defend you. So that's [01:46:50] Help me [01:46:51] understand. Help me [01:46:53] understand. What were you guys thinking? [01:46:57] What do you mean? What was I We We had [01:46:59] You abandoned us, James. No one No one [01:47:01] wanted you to leave Project Veritas. No [01:47:04] one wanted you gone. And you know that I [01:47:06] was indefinitely suspended without pay [01:47:10] because No. Well, of course you they had [01:47:12] to they had to suspend you from from [01:47:15] retaliating against employees who had [01:47:18] testified. That's a normal thing. [01:47:21] And and how did that go for them? Hire [01:47:23] and fire and they suspended your ability [01:47:25] to raise money while pending the results [01:47:27] of an internal audit which is the part [01:47:30] you conveniently leave out. And can you [01:47:32] give me an example of of something I did [01:47:35] financially wrong? Christian Hartsock, [01:47:37] can you give me one example? [01:47:40] Well, if you had waited for there to be [01:47:42] an internal maybe you were completely [01:47:44] innocent had you but clearly you were [01:47:46] not because you cut and ran. You were [01:47:48] afraid of simply sticking by sticking [01:47:51] with the team and saying, "Hey guys, [01:47:53] don't worry. I So if I were to [01:47:54] indefinitely suspend you without pay, [01:47:57] that's called indentured servitude in [01:47:59] New York State. You I can't indefinitely [01:48:01] suspend someone without pay and tell [01:48:02] them they work for me. If I were to [01:48:04] indefinitely suspend you without a [01:48:06] paycheck, what would you do? [01:48:12] Well, there was a subsequent a [01:48:14] subsequent board meeting later that week [01:48:16] that you didn't show up to. If you were [01:48:18] so confident that you had been spending [01:48:20] donor money uh uh you know without [01:48:23] without any anything for anyone to [01:48:26] complain about, then why didn't you [01:48:27] stick around to that board meeting, that [01:48:28] second board meeting? Because they told [01:48:30] me to be gone for two weeks. They told [01:48:33] me to be gone for two weeks. This is [01:48:34] where you know you're lying. They did [01:48:37] not tell. You're gonna tell me that you [01:48:39] that they invited you to a board [01:48:41] meeting. Can I get Can I get a Can I get [01:48:43] a response from you on the issue before [01:48:45] the federal judge, which is the um I [01:48:49] want to know why did you cut his mic? [01:48:51] Cut his mic. See, here's the thing. This [01:48:54] is my show and when you and when you go [01:48:56] in front of a jury, you don't get to [01:48:58] yell at the jury and the federal judge. [01:48:59] I want to talk about what I want to talk [01:49:01] about. [01:49:04] I want to ask you, Christian Hartsock, [01:49:05] another [01:49:06] question. What do you think about the [01:49:09] board members of Project Veraritoss [01:49:12] publishing private intimate text [01:49:14] messages between me and my girlfriend? [01:49:16] And please only answer that question. If [01:49:19] you deviate from answering that [01:49:21] question, I'm going to cut your mic. [01:49:22] They again, they know everything. They [01:49:25] know exactly how I feel about that. [01:49:28] And how do you feel about that, [01:49:29] Christian Hartsock? Be brave. Tell the [01:49:32] world the same way I felt about you [01:49:34] trying to lure Abby Budra onto a boat [01:49:37] full of dildos and sex toys and then and [01:49:40] and and and making me take the fall for [01:49:42] it on CNN. How do you feel about the [01:49:45] boards the board members of the company [01:49:48] publishing medical I the IT person [01:49:51] publishing RC Maxwell's medical [01:49:54] records. Tell me your response to that. [01:49:59] Are you brave enough to make a comment? [01:50:02] What do you Excuse me. Excuse [01:50:07] They know very well and they they [01:50:09] they've known all this time that I've [01:50:12] never that that I'm against that as you [01:50:14] well know. Okay. But you're the here's [01:50:17] the problem [01:50:18] is you want me to you want me to be this [01:50:22] avatar for every for every everything [01:50:24] that anyone has ever done to you or RC [01:50:27] when I'm not. You invited me to talk. I [01:50:30] will talk about what was within my [01:50:32] knowledge and was within my control. And [01:50:35] the fact is you abandoned your team. You [01:50:40] lied to the public. You were not ousted. [01:50:42] And you, by the way, Christian, you [01:50:44] liked the comment that Angelo made um [01:50:46] trying to torment and taunt my wife. By [01:50:48] the way, you you like that comment on [01:50:50] IG. You're going to sit here and you're [01:50:51] gonna say, "I don't remember it because [01:50:53] you're not mad enough to sit here and [01:50:54] say, "Yes, I like that comment because I [01:50:57] had animosity for you because you stood [01:50:59] with James." See, this is the problem. I [01:51:01] don't think I That's not a comment. The [01:51:04] problem. Why don't you take this up with [01:51:06] Angela? Evil corrupt power cannot win [01:51:09] unless there are people like you who are [01:51:12] either too stupid not to know the [01:51:14] difference or willing to be a puppet. [01:51:16] And I feel like you're either in one [01:51:18] category and you're because RC told me [01:51:23] you told me yourself you're projecting [01:51:25] because you told me yourself James [01:51:27] needed to be reigned in and you told me [01:51:30] but if James but if James leaves you [01:51:33] will leave to protect your [01:51:35] brand. It didn't you you even told me it [01:51:37] didn't matter who was in the wrong. If [01:51:39] James left you would leave to to protect [01:51:42] your brand. And sure enough that's what [01:51:44] you did. Whereas the brave souls that [01:51:47] stayed aboard Project Veritoss and [01:51:49] refused to join. So you're saying you're [01:51:52] righteous, we're all liars, and we're [01:51:54] all we're all knew James was lying. You [01:51:57] knew James was lying. Did you know Wait, [01:51:59] can I ask you an honest question? Did [01:52:01] you know that we had board members who [01:52:03] had medical companies who were [01:52:05] potentially shopping them to to [01:52:07] companies like Fizer? Were you aware? [01:52:08] Yeah. All that would matter if James was [01:52:11] actually ousted. But here's the thing, [01:52:13] RC. You know damn well James was not out [01:52:16] there. We're going to we're going to [01:52:18] Were you aware that they knew about the [01:52:20] Fiser investigation for 2 years. Why did [01:52:23] they suddenly wait until the release in [01:52:26] January, late January 2023 to suddenly [01:52:29] say, you know what, now James has gone [01:52:31] too far. Let's oust him. They knew about [01:52:33] Matt Tmont knew about the Fiser [01:52:35] investigation for two years. Question. [01:52:37] Are you currently in a Are you currently [01:52:39] in a revolutionary strat with Tmont? Are [01:52:42] you currently in a revolutionary strat [01:52:43] with my family? Answer my question, [01:52:45] James. I will answer your question after [01:52:47] you answer mine. Why did you That's a [01:52:49] tautology. I don't have to answer your [01:52:52] irrelevant questions because when when [01:52:54] this goes before a jury, you're not [01:52:56] going to be able to yell and scream at a [01:52:58] judge and tell them to answer your [01:53:00] questions. Publication of private facts, [01:53:04] defamation is unlawful. Christian [01:53:06] Hartsock, you can't publish people's [01:53:09] private medical records. Do you [01:53:12] understand? You cannot publish people's [01:53:15] private medical records. The fact that [01:53:18] you are unable or unwilling to condemn [01:53:22] someone publishing RC Maxwell's wife's [01:53:25] medical records says so much about you. [01:53:31] You can't you can't sign a conflicts of [01:53:35] interest policy at a nonprofit and then [01:53:38] invest in companies and not disclose it. [01:53:42] You can't do [01:53:47] that. Now, I'm going to give you one [01:53:49] more [01:53:50] chance. Do you have any [01:53:53] comment on the following things? [01:53:57] Do you have any [01:53:59] comment [01:54:00] on [01:54:02] sexual graphic and obscene messages sent [01:54:06] from your your these are your [01:54:09] friends? Do you have any comment on the [01:54:11] attorney of project Aras fabricating an [01:54:13] allegation according to the pregnant [01:54:16] lady? And do you have any comment most [01:54:19] importantly on the board members of the [01:54:22] company co-investing in companies and [01:54:25] not disclosing that conflict of [01:54:27] interest? Do you have any comment on [01:54:29] those three things? Go [01:54:34] ahead, Christian. [01:54:37] And you have no proof that Julia [01:54:40] fabricated anything except what she [01:54:43] didn't fabricate was you abu verbally [01:54:46] abusing her in front of people whether [01:54:48] it was someone's sandwich or not. Why do [01:54:50] you laser focus on All right. All right. [01:54:52] Get him off. Get him off the air. Get [01:54:54] him off the air. [01:54:56] I mean I I wanted to give you guys a [01:54:59] glimpse into this. I'm I run from [01:55:01] nothing. I hide from nothing. [01:55:03] you got to hear directly from one of the [01:55:05] the people at Project Veraratas who was [01:55:08] fired after the company ran out of [01:55:09] money. Um, you know, RC, what's your [01:55:12] reaction to that? [01:55:15] Look, I I want to know who is a federal [01:55:18] informant at Project Veritoss. Who was a [01:55:21] federal informant? Um, I think the [01:55:23] picture is still cloudy. Um, like I [01:55:26] said, I think that, you know, powerful [01:55:28] people can't do evil unless there are [01:55:30] pawns they can use. I think Christian is [01:55:33] one of those pawns. Um, and uh, I am [01:55:37] curious to what the the next depositions [01:55:40] uh, what what comes out. Um, I'm curious [01:55:42] to hear what Matthew Turman has to say [01:55:44] in his additional deposition. Um, we [01:55:47] know he's conniving. You heard the clip [01:55:49] that he his anti-Trump clip that speaks [01:55:51] to his conniving nature. Um, I wonder [01:55:54] what Christian has to say about Matt [01:55:56] Tiermon saying Trump will never be [01:55:57] president. Like that. I I I I didn't [01:56:00] think to ask that question, but I don't [01:56:01] want to, you know, bother you guys with [01:56:05] ramblings and nonsequittors. And this is [01:56:07] for the viewers. I mean, this is the [01:56:10] kind of unfortunately and and I, by the [01:56:12] way, let me let me be fair. I think [01:56:14] Christian did some great work at Project [01:56:16] Red us. This the two things I think he [01:56:18] did amazing were the um the report on [01:56:21] Bob Kmer, which by the way, I'm [01:56:23] appealing to the DC Circuit Court of [01:56:25] Appeals. We're currently paying for the [01:56:27] legal fees to defend the journalism that [01:56:29] he was involved in. He did great work. I [01:56:32] think he did great work on the story [01:56:33] involving ABC producer that was caught [01:56:36] on tape saying uh they need to cross the [01:56:39] Hudson River and actually research why [01:56:41] people in this country love Trump. [01:56:43] Christian did some great work. [01:56:46] Uh unfortunately Christian Hartsock fall [01:56:49] a victim to you know he wanted more [01:56:52] credit and he became I believe resentful [01:56:56] and quite vindictive after he was not [01:56:58] given the credit uh as an undercover [01:57:01] journalist and that turned into a kind [01:57:04] of vindictiveness and a kind of [01:57:05] resentment and I actually you know so I [01:57:09] want to say I want to be fair that I [01:57:10] think he did some good work but [01:57:12] unfortunately and this is what it comes [01:57:13] down to if you don't have integrity [01:57:16] um in your [01:57:18] life. And if [01:57:20] you [01:57:22] can't if you can't if if you can't [01:57:26] condemn [01:57:28] uh what we're talking about here and if [01:57:30] you can't take a stance, then it doesn't [01:57:33] matter how good some of the it doesn't [01:57:34] matter how talented you are or how great [01:57:38] your output is. You have to have [01:57:39] integrity. [01:57:41] And that kind of gives you a glimpse [01:57:43] into kind of the, you know, kind some of [01:57:45] the people that I have been had to deal [01:57:48] with. Two things can be true. Um, they [01:57:52] can be talented. They can do some great [01:57:55] things, but if they're going to send me [01:57:57] dildos in my mouth and sexually send a [01:57:59] picture of me nailed to a cross, I don't [01:58:01] know if we have that one. We don't even [01:58:03] want to show it. It's too graphic. They [01:58:05] nailed me to a crucifix. I'm sorry I [01:58:07] can't work with you. And I thank God [01:58:09] every single day that these people are [01:58:13] no longer in my life. See, that's the [01:58:16] blessing that God gave me. I no longer [01:58:19] you don't work for me anymore. I don't I [01:58:20] don't need to pay your bills anymore. I [01:58:22] don't need to raise money to make sure [01:58:23] that you're fed, you know, that you're [01:58:25] traveling around the country. So, we'll [01:58:28] we'll end it we'll end it on that one. [01:58:30] Um, and we're have a few more exhibits [01:58:34] to go through and then we're going to [01:58:35] get to you, the viewers. We want to hear [01:58:37] from people who've watched the film. If [01:58:39] you're just tuning in, you are listening [01:58:40] live to James O'Keeffe on the inside [01:58:43] talking about what really happened at [01:58:45] Project Veritas and taking you through [01:58:48] little glimpse glimpses of the film that [01:58:50] we've released. Um, what's next? The [01:58:55] board member wanting to harm. Oh, this [01:58:57] is the board. This is the board meeting. [01:58:58] You're actually in this movie uh uh the [01:59:01] truth inside Veraritoss. We're going to [01:59:02] take you inside the board meeting and [01:59:05] you're going to [01:59:06] hear audio and video, see video [01:59:10] of me trying to defend myself with these [01:59:13] crazy accusations. Go ahead and play [01:59:14] this clip. [01:59:23] This is We don't have sound on this [01:59:25] clip. We got We're going to have sound [01:59:28] in a moment. This is I'd love an [01:59:29] opportunity to pause. give some context [01:59:31] for the listeners. This is me trying to [01:59:33] defend myself. I'd love an opportunity [01:59:35] to respond to these accusations. You [01:59:37] heard some accusations by Christian [01:59:39] Hartsock hurling things at me that I [01:59:42] yelled at somebody. Okay, I'd love an [01:59:45] opportunity to respond to that [01:59:46] accusation. Let's listen to the these [01:59:49] attempts to make a to [01:59:51] to This is from the board meeting when I [01:59:54] was right before I was fired. Play it. I [01:59:56] love an opportunity to respond when [01:59:57] Barry Hinckley is off the phone. Please [01:59:59] ask if I if do I have a chance to [02:00:02] respond to this? I would like to I would [02:00:05] like to read my Let's bring him in. [02:00:08] Let's bring him in. He made no effort to [02:00:12] defend himself. I have a chance to mute. [02:00:16] I'm sorry. I'd like to respond. So, [02:00:19] there's five or six times during this [02:00:22] board meeting that I I was begging to to [02:00:26] respond to these weird [02:00:29] allegations and they would not let me [02:00:31] respond. They They refused to let me [02:00:34] respond. Keep going. [02:00:36] Damn. I think it's only appropriate to [02:00:38] have the chief executive officer respond [02:00:41] with the facts. I would like I have a [02:00:42] right to respond or object to anything. [02:00:47] uh anybody was saying. So this is [02:00:50] unbelievable the contradictions here. If [02:00:53] you're listening, you can go to O'Keefe [02:00:56] Media.com, watch the full film, [02:00:58] subscribe. It's nine bucks. O'keefee [02:01:00] media.com to watch this incredibly [02:01:02] cinematic experience taking you on the [02:01:04] inside. You know, one of my mantras is [02:01:06] show don't tell. I don't you don't have [02:01:09] to take my word for it. You can actually [02:01:12] hear what these people were saying in [02:01:13] the board meeting. Let's go to a few [02:01:15] more. This is board member of Project [02:01:17] Veritas admitting that he wanted to harm [02:01:20] me. [02:01:23] When did you switch to wanting to harm [02:01:26] James? After James [02:01:28] started claiming he was fired. [02:01:32] I said he wanted to harm me for for [02:01:34] making the statement that I was fired. [02:01:36] And I think we want to go through some [02:01:39] some callers. And this is when I go to [02:01:41] the audience here. If you want to join [02:01:43] the discussion, please DM me, James [02:01:45] O'Keefe I II, and my producers will get [02:01:47] you in. This is James O'Keefe I I I on [02:01:51] X. If you want to join this discussion, [02:01:54] I want to hear from people who've [02:01:55] watched the movie and I think we have [02:01:57] someone that is going to call in in a [02:01:59] minute or that person is no longer Okay, [02:02:01] for those of you who've watched the [02:02:02] movie or have seen uh the truth inside [02:02:05] Veraritoss, I think Zack Vorhees has [02:02:07] watched the movie. So, Zack, you're on [02:02:10] board. Go ahead. [02:02:14] Zach is connecting Zack where he's of [02:02:16] course the famous Google whistleblower [02:02:18] from 2019 blew the whistle on Google's [02:02:22] algorithmic unfairness. Uh Zach watched [02:02:25] the full film. I'd like to hear your [02:02:26] reaction, Zack. Go ahead. [02:02:31] Um, when I saw the movie, I was I was [02:02:34] like this I I really hope that you [02:02:36] release this to the general public [02:02:38] because everybody needs to know. The [02:02:40] movie was surprisingly good. And I say [02:02:42] that like honestly, you know, it's like [02:02:44] these these movies where you click [02:02:46] through and, you know, sometimes you're [02:02:48] iffy. This one is amazing. [02:02:51] Um, there was a lot of stuff that I was [02:02:53] surprised to be held back. like I went [02:02:55] into this movie thinking that I already [02:02:56] knew the whole story, but the stuff that [02:02:58] you had in this movie was absolutely [02:03:00] incredible. Um, to all you, you know, to [02:03:04] to the people that did this to to to [02:03:07] you, James. I have to [02:03:09] say shame on you first. [02:03:11] Like the problem is is that you believe [02:03:15] that you were Project [02:03:16] Varitoss and uh you [02:03:20] pulled you pulled a coup and uh and now [02:03:24] you're not doing journalism and James is [02:03:27] and thank God for people like you, [02:03:29] James, that have come through. Uh I I [02:03:32] trust you're going to prevail. It's [02:03:34] pretty open and shut thing to me. Like [02:03:36] once you get all the facts out there, a [02:03:39] rational person is going to realize that [02:03:41] this was a coup. It was done for power. [02:03:44] Um and because of the resilience [02:03:47] um of of one man, James O'Keefe. Hey, [02:03:51] Zach. You mentioned after watching the [02:03:52] film, you saw something you didn't know [02:03:54] or something because you're pretty [02:03:56] knowledgeable about some of this. You've [02:03:58] paid close attention. What was it about [02:04:00] the film or what did you see in the [02:04:01] movie at O'keefee media.com called the [02:04:05] truth inside Veraritoss? What was it [02:04:06] that really struck you this time around? [02:04:09] How the board members um who's that it [02:04:13] was that older gentleman who was in the [02:04:15] deposition a lot? George Skaggel. George [02:04:18] Skeel. Yeah. He was saying things under [02:04:22] deposition that he clearly was lying [02:04:27] about. And to see everybody involved in [02:04:30] their ability to lie like just [02:04:34] continuously lie and lie and lie uh [02:04:38] was quite frankly frightening. [02:04:42] And why do you think that? What was your [02:04:43] what is your assessment? Is it is it you [02:04:46] know I have my hypothesis but it's it [02:04:49] seems to be based and predicated in some [02:04:51] type of envy or resentment for not [02:04:54] getting fame and what do you think it [02:04:57] how do you analyze that because you're [02:04:59] pretty good at at uh getting into depth [02:05:02] on some of these issues. Look I [02:05:05] entrepreneur shipped 8,000 units uh for [02:05:08] a product I built in China. Um, I had [02:05:10] the same thing happen to me. And when I [02:05:13] saw what was going down, I started to [02:05:15] investigate. Um, if you look on my [02:05:18] timeline, you'll see that I posted [02:05:19] James' struggle sessions. And I've [02:05:22] listened to that audio about three [02:05:24] times. And that's actually the reason [02:05:26] why I decided that I was going to back [02:05:28] you is because when when you hear the [02:05:30] struggle sessions, what you see is a [02:05:32] person who's coming into a board meeting [02:05:35] hasn't really done that anything really [02:05:37] that bad with his tail between his legs [02:05:40] and what he doesn't realize is he's [02:05:42] walking into a careful he's walking into [02:05:44] a theater essentially in which the [02:05:47] outcome has already been predetermined. [02:05:49] Mhm. And once I saw that, I was like, [02:05:52] "Okay, yeah, this I mean, how can you [02:05:54] back somebody that's power hungry?" They [02:05:56] didn't build that. You did. What is [02:05:59] that? What is that rooted in? Is that is [02:06:01] that um cuz I think you're you're the [02:06:04] struggle session is something they say, [02:06:06] "Well, this isn't a struggle session." [02:06:07] But you see in the film, the truth [02:06:09] inside Veraritoss that George, they [02:06:12] don't want me to actually respond to any [02:06:14] of these things. So it's it's rooted in [02:06:17] this Mauist um philosophy, this Chinese [02:06:21] punishment, this you need to feel abused [02:06:23] and tortured by us, which is the [02:06:25] farthest thing from any American concept [02:06:28] of justice. It one of the greatest [02:06:30] ironies of my life was to see people who [02:06:32] are ostensibly right-wingers behave like [02:06:34] communists. I mean these are not [02:06:37] unknowing people. Skel has an MBA from [02:06:39] Harvard. Tierman studied economics at [02:06:42] the University of Chicago. These are not [02:06:44] unknowing people, but it also showed a [02:06:48] profound lack of wisdom. And is it is it [02:06:50] the is it is it rooted in the [02:06:52] distinction between knowledge and [02:06:53] wisdom, Zach? [02:06:56] I think it's rooted in ego and being [02:06:58] able to craft an internal narrative for [02:07:01] yourself that uh makes the actions that [02:07:05] don't make sense make sense to the [02:07:07] individual. And in a way, I I I almost [02:07:11] can't even blame them. right? Because [02:07:14] some people are just built that way and [02:07:16] you know um unfortunately you were [02:07:20] surrounded by them. Well, Zach, thank [02:07:22] you. We got a couple that people want to [02:07:24] get to before we we call it in 15 [02:07:26] minutes. I appreciate it, Zach. Let's go [02:07:28] to the next [02:07:31] um [02:07:32] caller. This is [02:07:34] Mike. Uh go ahead. You can unmute [02:07:37] yourself. [02:07:39] How you doing, James? Can you hear me? [02:07:41] Yes. I'd love your response to the truth [02:07:43] inside Veraritoss part one. Well, uh, [02:07:47] honestly, I did not watch the truth [02:07:49] inside Veraritoss part one, but I hear [02:07:52] you guys talking about, uh, wisdom and [02:07:55] envy and jealousy. And as someone who [02:07:58] has came from nothing and made it, I've [02:08:02] watched the people around me, you know, [02:08:05] get envious and jealous in the [02:08:06] workplace. And I think that uh has to do [02:08:09] a lot with human nature. And first off, [02:08:12] I want to thank you for all the hard [02:08:14] work that you do and the balls that [02:08:16] you've had to get up and go investigate [02:08:19] all this stuff that's been going on in [02:08:20] this country that half the other people [02:08:23] have no balls to get up and do that. [02:08:25] They've been afraid to get online and [02:08:27] speak the truth. They've been I mean, I [02:08:29] get it. A lot of people have been [02:08:31] censored. They've been getting taken [02:08:32] down by the system. And I think you're [02:08:34] uh an example of the system trying to [02:08:37] take you down when you try to speak your [02:08:38] truth. But and this is what they do. You [02:08:41] know, they try to get people that to to [02:08:44] come and speak up against you. They try [02:08:46] to take you down any way they can. You [02:08:49] know, it's the why them, not mentality [02:08:51] in the workplace. You know, I don't know [02:08:53] about this Veritas thing, but I heard [02:08:55] the kid crying that somebody yelled at [02:08:57] him. His boss yelled at him. My boss [02:08:59] used to yell at me every day. I mean, [02:09:01] that's that's business. This is how it [02:09:03] works. There's a difference between [02:09:05] reprimanding somebody on a job and [02:09:07] telling them what to do. And uh you [02:09:09] know, thank you for the comment and I I [02:09:12] hope you do watch it. You can watch the [02:09:13] 12minute excerpt on our X page. We've [02:09:16] posted a whole video explaining, but I [02:09:18] want everyone to watch this movie and [02:09:20] support us um at O'Keefe Media.com. [02:09:25] Please subscribe. It's $9. People say, [02:09:28] "Why do you charge for journalism?" [02:09:30] We're entitled to your stories. You're [02:09:32] not entitled. That's also a communist [02:09:34] argument. You're entitled to my label. [02:09:36] No, I'm not talking about you, sir. I'm [02:09:38] talking in general. People make [02:09:39] comments, but of course. Well, let me [02:09:41] let me just finish. Go ahead, sir. Go [02:09:42] ahead. I want to point out people don't [02:09:45] understand what you're doing. You can't [02:09:48] do it on your own. You do need black [02:09:51] SUVs. You do need protection. You're [02:09:54] putting your life in danger to expose [02:09:57] the corruption. We had Did you see the [02:09:58] people on the rooftop for our private [02:10:00] event in Palm Beach? We had guys look [02:10:02] like train day aragua. They had masks [02:10:05] on. People say, "You're DJing?" Yeah, [02:10:07] I'm DJing with Train Daywa guys. Uh, [02:10:11] four or five bodyguards, bulletproof [02:10:13] vests. And by the way, people say, "You [02:10:14] shouldn't have fun. You shouldn't have [02:10:16] joy. You shouldn't dance." Okay. What do [02:10:19] you want me to do? Be in a cave and be [02:10:21] joyless? Yeah, there are definitely a [02:10:24] few days where or a week or so where you [02:10:26] kind of sit back and say, I'm oh, I'm, [02:10:27] you know, I'm in danger. But you also [02:10:30] have to send a message. I appreciate [02:10:32] your comment. I want to get to a few [02:10:33] more people. Let's go to um the next [02:10:36] person up. I appreciate that. Oh, and by [02:10:38] the way, before I go to the next person, [02:10:39] yeah, he's right about one of the [02:10:40] questions I have. This is a rhetorical [02:10:43] question. Are the people at Veritas who [02:10:46] have all these very bizarre and strange [02:10:48] resentments and envys, what are they [02:10:50] going to do at their next [02:10:52] employer? You can't behave like this in [02:10:55] any organization. Let's go to [02:10:58] um uh who do we have up next? Suddenly [02:11:02] died suddenly. Go ahead. You can unmute [02:11:04] yourself. [02:11:06] Hey James, this is Edward Zall. I'm one [02:11:08] of the producers for Died Suddenly. I [02:11:10] appreciate uh kind of seeing you and [02:11:12] getting to got to work you a little bit [02:11:13] at the at the party. Yeah, listening to [02:11:16] this uh this space has been quite [02:11:18] something. I think I think you mentioned [02:11:20] this, Alex Jones, um, you know, prior [02:11:22] prior to the exchange with this [02:11:24] Christian fellow is that it's it's so [02:11:26] difficult to fund and operate media on [02:11:28] the right. It's it's ex, you know, it's [02:11:31] very long hours, the the sponsorships [02:11:33] are not as lucrative. You know, we don't [02:11:35] have Soros money sitting around the [02:11:37] corner for everything. And I I found, [02:11:39] you know, one of the most intriguing [02:11:40] parts of this is [02:11:41] that you look at what was sacrificed [02:11:45] over the last couple years, especially [02:11:46] since, you know, going back to your time [02:11:48] at Breitbart. I mean, you you're one of [02:11:49] the I would say one of the founding [02:11:51] fathers of the of the kind of dissident [02:11:54] um you know non-establishment right that [02:11:57] you know many many people including [02:11:59] myself kind of kind of came up and after [02:12:01] you already had set the tone you know [02:12:04] and you know just hearing Christian I I [02:12:05] I had no idea that that one of the guys [02:12:08] one of the ring leaders in this is [02:12:09] working at OAM now I was looking at his [02:12:12] profile I was like holy crap Christian [02:12:13] works at one American news maybe maybe [02:12:16] not in his profile it says he's one of [02:12:18] the producers is for Shinar and you know [02:12:20] it that just makes me ping but you you [02:12:22] had some very talented people working [02:12:23] for you and I just wonder you know where [02:12:25] where the rest of them have like scured [02:12:26] off to and as you just noted like who [02:12:29] who are they else about to sabotage and [02:12:31] who else are they about to unleash that [02:12:33] the same kind of thing that they did to [02:12:34] you the same coup the same kind of it's [02:12:37] a good question it's a it's a legitimate [02:12:40] question and it really you did you watch [02:12:44] um the truth inside Veraritoss [02:12:48] Yes. Yes, I did. And the boardroom was [02:12:50] was honestly the most shocking part. I [02:12:52] think what you just mentioned about the [02:12:53] mauist kind of tone to that whole thing [02:12:56] is that you went in there and it was a [02:12:57] firing squad. Firing squad. Firing [02:13:00] squad. You did your best. No one can [02:13:02] criticize you. What the heck are you [02:13:03] supposed to? There's no manual. Well, [02:13:04] just [02:13:05] just were speaking to someone who's [02:13:07] actually watched the film. And for those [02:13:11] of you who have not watched the film, [02:13:13] this film is behind our payw wall. We [02:13:15] are we are publishing some excerpts on [02:13:17] uh X page you know 12 minutes or so but [02:13:22] he's talking about the part of the movie [02:13:25] which you can watch by going to O'Keefe [02:13:26] media.com it's [02:13:28] $9 where we actually play the video and [02:13:32] audio from the famous board meeting on [02:13:33] February 6th and you said it was a [02:13:35] firing squad. Um just talk to me about [02:13:38] what your reaction to that was. you [02:13:39] heard the the testimony of the employees [02:13:41] about sandwiches and and I'm I'm I'm a [02:13:45] mean boss and and some stuff like that. [02:13:47] What was your reaction to that stuff? [02:13:49] Well, I I think you were actually very [02:13:51] measured in it. I mean, I can just to [02:13:54] set the tone, these people were your [02:13:55] they were your friends. You provided for [02:13:57] them. You you'd worked, you know, [02:13:59] tireless hours, put yourself in danger [02:14:01] to provide resources and to fund raise. [02:14:03] Like we say fund raise. I mean you have [02:14:04] to you have to literally break 10 15 [02:14:07] national stories, you know, to get to [02:14:09] where you could fund raise $20 million [02:14:11] here. It's not any small thing. Not [02:14:12] anyone can do that. And then the very [02:14:14] same people are are essentially setting [02:14:17] you up. They're setting the tone and [02:14:19] setting the stage for a legal battle. [02:14:21] That's what that that boardroom kind of [02:14:23] stunk of is that they were just trying [02:14:24] to to throw things at you. They they [02:14:26] drug up whatever they could drug up and [02:14:28] then the ultimate goal was to get the [02:14:30] the response. Maybe they wanted you to [02:14:31] have you melt down worse. Maybe they [02:14:33] wanted I think that one one uh credible [02:14:36] adviser said they were trying to get me [02:14:37] to lose my temper. And what's ironic [02:14:40] about that is I think that's correct. [02:14:42] The more people get angry and hostile [02:14:44] towards me, the calmer I get. It's like [02:14:46] when I'm confronting bad guys, I'm [02:14:48] extremely calm. And I didn't lose my [02:14:51] temper. So they had to come up with some [02:14:54] very strange, you know, truly surreal, [02:14:57] bizarre things. It's wrong for me to [02:15:00] have a car transport me to meetings. I'm [02:15:03] not sure how they I don't know what I'm [02:15:05] supposed to do. Uber carpool myself. I [02:15:09] don't know what what the thinking is. [02:15:10] But let me ask you a question. You seem [02:15:12] like a smart man. Do you think this is [02:15:14] just human nature bell curve [02:15:16] distribution or do you think and I don't [02:15:19] want to give you a false dichotomy if [02:15:21] there's another option is it human [02:15:23] nature that we're witnessing when people [02:15:25] are put under pressure or is it um you [02:15:29] know something else [02:15:32] I think it's it's not so much human [02:15:34] nature as much as it is that the [02:15:36] right-wing attracts a certain persona [02:15:40] certain character or person you know [02:15:41] there's a lot of very courageous people [02:15:43] on the right that there's also a lot of [02:15:45] really dysfunctional people, people that [02:15:47] have emotional problems, anger issues. [02:15:50] They're incredibly good at what they do, [02:15:52] but uh they don't always play well with [02:15:54] others. And they also are not always [02:15:57] used to playing on a team. And part of [02:15:59] playing on a team is you don't always [02:16:00] get a win-win. It's not always the best [02:16:02] case scenario. Being on the team is [02:16:03] about the team winning. So, you're [02:16:05] saying people on the right are it's more [02:16:08] common amongst people teams consisting [02:16:13] of so-called [02:16:14] right-wingers. I I say that that's part [02:16:16] of it. And then the second is that I [02:16:19] think the right especially the last like [02:16:21] 10 15 years it's become less religious [02:16:24] like more power broker more politics and [02:16:27] and the issue with that specifically is [02:16:29] that you know we get away from I think [02:16:32] the core mission. I think I think many [02:16:33] of the people on the right, just to [02:16:34] speak broadly, we wouldn't get into as [02:16:36] many fights as we get into if we just [02:16:38] can remember who our original enemy is. [02:16:40] It's Satan, you know, and none of this [02:16:42] other stuff really matters. Well, we had [02:16:44] a bunch of atheists at Project Veritas [02:16:46] who Yes. Yes. I guess it's illegal in [02:16:50] New York State to ask whether you're a [02:16:52] Christian when you're hiring, right? So, [02:16:54] the world is so screwed up, you know? [02:16:56] It's like I mean it's it's very I mean I [02:16:59] think this movie you know I'm I'm going [02:17:01] to make a comment here just like I think [02:17:03] this experience having gone through it [02:17:06] makes you question everything. It makes [02:17:07] you question God when every when the [02:17:09] people live the closest to you. Um, you [02:17:13] know, I mean, at least temporarily [02:17:14] question God. The people everything your [02:17:16] whole world [02:17:17] collapses and people are lying about you [02:17:20] and betraying you and stabbing you and [02:17:23] um but uh any other any other comment [02:17:27] you want to make about the film or [02:17:29] something you that struck you about it [02:17:30] before we go to the next caller? [02:17:33] I appreciate you letting me talk. The [02:17:35] only thing I'd add is just I I hope [02:17:37] through it that you you haven't lost [02:17:38] your faith and you know I think it was [02:17:39] commendable that you stayed strong and [02:17:42] you stayed upright. You know most people [02:17:45] would have just came well I did lose my [02:17:46] faith temporarily. I I would say that [02:17:49] the word I would use is discouraged and [02:17:52] disheartened. Discouraged. And Jordan [02:17:55] Peterson talks about this type of [02:17:57] betrayal being the worst hell on earth a [02:17:59] man could possibly feel. Um, but that's [02:18:03] temporary and you got to keep going. [02:18:06] Never give up. Um, but it's been nice [02:18:09] talking to you. I'll uh I'll I'll hope [02:18:11] to talk to you oneonone more. Okay. Take [02:18:14] care. Thank you. Let's go to the next [02:18:17] caller. Um, who do we got, guys? [02:18:21] All right. Anmar, you can go ahead and [02:18:24] unmute yourself. Is it Anoir? [02:18:27] Yeah, that's that's correct. Anoir, how [02:18:29] you doing today? [02:18:31] I'm good, James. How are you? We're [02:18:33] talking about the truth inside [02:18:34] Veraritoss part one. Have you had a [02:18:36] chance to watch any part of it? I'll be [02:18:39] honest, I have not, but it's something [02:18:41] I'm going to be doing definitely tonight [02:18:43] after I uh finish with this stream on. [02:18:46] And what's your reaction to what we're [02:18:48] talking about today with with some of [02:18:50] what you've heard? [02:18:52] Um, so I mean it it honestly sounds like [02:18:55] a lot of um a lot of collusions going on [02:18:59] and they're a lot of assets involved to [02:19:02] try to um reguide the focus and try to, [02:19:07] you know, make you seem like you're [02:19:09] generally somebody you're not. And it's [02:19:10] just a it's a tactic used um generally [02:19:15] as a scop to try to uh manipulate um a [02:19:20] lot of your followers um beliefs that [02:19:23] they have um in regards to you. Well, [02:19:27] and this whole thing going back with, [02:19:29] you know, Christian going back and forth [02:19:30] with you was just a smoke screen and how [02:19:34] Christian came out guns blazing talking [02:19:36] about I mean, the first thing that [02:19:38] Christian opened up with was you uh [02:19:41] inviting somebody on a boat with [02:19:44] chocolatecovered [02:19:45] strawberries, dildos, and sex toys. It [02:19:48] made absolutely no sense. It was just a [02:19:50] It was just a It was an attack and it [02:19:54] was the whole purpose of that was to get [02:19:57] everybody to look at you like, "Oh my [02:19:59] god, he's he's he's an animal and you [02:20:01] know, he he doesn't respect women or you [02:20:04] know, they're just trying to paint this [02:20:05] picture of you when in reality that's [02:20:09] probably the only thing they have on [02:20:11] you." and with the board members and [02:20:13] their IT department, you know, pretty [02:20:16] much infiltrating your data and exposing [02:20:19] intimate text messages [02:20:22] and among other things is a tactic used [02:20:26] by a lot of these big poor big tech uh [02:20:29] billionaire trillionaire [02:20:32] um groups of people to [02:20:36] uh mentally break you. They they they [02:20:39] try to gain hold of you and use you and [02:20:42] toy with you like a puppet by doing [02:20:44] things like that. And for the fact that, [02:20:47] you know, you stood your ground and [02:20:48] continue to, you know, report and bring [02:20:51] truth to a lot of people is what you're [02:20:55] generally [02:20:56] u characterized by. Well, thank you for [02:20:59] that. We've got some really, you know, [02:21:02] listen, as I listen to you and I listen [02:21:03] to the other gentlemen, I assume you [02:21:05] don't have an MBA from Harvard, correct? [02:21:08] I shouldn't assume that. I shouldn't [02:21:10] assume that. Do you have an MBA from [02:21:11] Harvard? I I I would like one, but I [02:21:14] don't have one. Do you have a master's [02:21:15] degree in economics from the University [02:21:17] of Chicago? Uh, unfortunately, I don't. [02:21:20] But what I'm hearing in in the voices of [02:21:22] the callers is the wisdom in their [02:21:24] voices. These are not necessarily [02:21:27] academics. And I do I I my conclusion [02:21:30] from the episode, not my conclusion, my [02:21:33] analysis is that there is a difference [02:21:35] between knowledge and wisdom. [02:21:37] Yeah. And you have you have some really [02:21:40] knowledgeable people that were sending [02:21:43] me these pornographic obscenities and [02:21:46] publishing medical records and conflicts [02:21:48] of interest. But they weren't very wise. [02:21:51] And I reminded of a Nichi quote, if you [02:21:53] gaze into the abyss, the abyss also [02:21:55] gazes into you. What he meant by that is [02:21:57] he who fights with monsters should look [02:21:59] to it that he himself does not become a [02:22:01] monster. And I've seen a lot of my [02:22:04] colleagues, former [02:22:06] colleagues, their actions are that of [02:22:09] monsters and and maybe they need to find [02:22:12] God if they are atheists. Maybe that [02:22:14] would help them. Let's go to another [02:22:16] caller. Thank you, Anar. Let's go to um [02:22:19] Diamond. Absolutely. Thank you. Let's go [02:22:21] to Diamond. Go ahead. You can unmute [02:22:23] yourself. Hey, what's up, James? How you [02:22:26] doing? Good. How are you? Good. What's [02:22:29] your Have you seen uh The Truth Inside [02:22:31] Veraritoss? Uh, I've seen the trailer on [02:22:33] YouTube. I haven't seen the film that's [02:22:35] on your website. And what's your [02:22:37] reaction to what you've seen so far? [02:22:40] It's pretty diabolical that [02:22:44] the the way people will go out of their [02:22:46] way to undermine you and any [02:22:50] organization. [02:22:53] Well, is it human nature? Is it just the [02:22:56] people I selected? Is it I don't know. I [02:22:59] guess you have to watch the film to [02:23:00] answer that question, but would love any [02:23:02] reaction to what you've heard so far on [02:23:03] the show. [02:23:05] Um, it might be human nature. I think [02:23:09] maybe people's conflicts of interest [02:23:11] kind of come into play after a while, [02:23:13] but they don't [02:23:14] really I guess they don't have to let [02:23:17] you know about them, but I'm not sure [02:23:19] about the legal side, but I think over [02:23:22] time conflicts of interest over time [02:23:24] conflicts of interest. You know, we tend [02:23:26] to fight human nature doing this at OMG [02:23:28] and Project Veraritoss and Citizen [02:23:30] Journalism Foundation. The the [02:23:32] preservation to to the instinct for [02:23:35] self-preservation often comes into [02:23:37] conflict with doing the right thing. And [02:23:40] as you as you expose the truth and and [02:23:44] anyone who's done this in the 20th [02:23:45] century and before usually gets killed, [02:23:47] assassinated, or crucified, the more [02:23:49] truth you tell, the worse it gets to [02:23:51] quote Al Pacuccino from the insider. So, [02:23:54] I think you're right. Another bit of [02:23:56] wisdom. By the way, we have a we have a [02:23:58] critic uh someone who has a different I [02:24:00] always try to be fair. I want to hear [02:24:02] both perspectives. This is Mike Mack um [02:24:05] saying that I'm lying about the board [02:24:07] meeting invite. Go ahead, Mike. Tell me [02:24:09] tell me your perspective and why you [02:24:10] think I'm lying. Well, no, you know, I [02:24:13] should have I should have elaborated a [02:24:14] little bit on that. If if he could have [02:24:16] if he could have phrased the sentence [02:24:18] right, he would have been able to prove [02:24:20] that you were a liar. Not I'm not saying [02:24:23] that you're a liar, but what he had was [02:24:24] an opportunity because about the board [02:24:28] meeting if if and just based on just the [02:24:30] facts, by the way, and I have a lot of [02:24:31] respect for your for your word, James, [02:24:33] but if if you were not invited, if you [02:24:36] were invited to this board meeting, but [02:24:38] you did not attend, that is a conflict [02:24:40] there. Like someone is lying in that [02:24:42] particular situation. I see. And so what [02:24:45] I'm saying is he could have proved that [02:24:47] you were lying if he could form a [02:24:48] coherent sentence, but you didn't. [02:24:50] You're talking about Christian hearts [02:24:51] sock could form a coherent sentence. [02:24:53] That's correct. Yes, that's right. And [02:24:54] but but you didn't follow it up and so [02:24:56] that lead that's ambiguous to those of [02:24:59] us who were listening because that [02:25:00] seemed like it was Yeah. It's like he [02:25:02] was going on a what do they call that in [02:25:04] the Senate where they just talk at you [02:25:06] and not with filibustering. So that's [02:25:09] why I had to mute the mic because [02:25:10] there's no way to have a dialogue. I I [02:25:12] can respond to that and tell me if you [02:25:14] think this answers the question that he [02:25:17] posed which was um which was that um [02:25:22] when on February 6th board meeting they [02:25:25] suspended me for two weeks and said [02:25:26] you're not allowed to talk to donors you [02:25:28] need to take a mandatory [02:25:31] leave and they and [02:25:34] I okay I'll be gone for two weeks as [02:25:36] requested and then while I'm on this [02:25:39] mandatory leave for two weeks which they [02:25:42] mandated by corporate bylaw. Then they [02:25:45] requested me to come back to work to [02:25:47] attend some to attend a board meeting [02:25:50] and I and I was put in an untenable [02:25:53] situation, right? Because if I did come [02:25:55] back then I would be violating the [02:25:57] previous directive. That's that's how I [02:26:00] saw it and and I think it was quite [02:26:03] irrational. So I decided to follow their [02:26:06] original directive which was don't [02:26:08] contact any donors and don't you know [02:26:12] this they told me to be gone for two [02:26:14] weeks which is what I I followed their [02:26:16] direction and um and that's what you [02:26:19] know that's what my attorney advised me [02:26:21] to do. So I followed the the the legal [02:26:23] directions I was given and I think the [02:26:26] whole process is quite irrational and [02:26:28] that's was more of this in the movie the [02:26:30] truth inside Veraritoss and then on [02:26:32] February 10th they indefinitely [02:26:34] suspended without pay which under New [02:26:35] York law is being [02:26:37] fired. Does that make sense? It does. [02:26:40] Yeah, that does that does make sense and [02:26:42] I think that playing that conservative [02:26:44] is probably the best bet on your end. [02:26:46] But I think for people like us, you [02:26:47] know, we we we go back to the days of [02:26:49] Project Veritas and we would look [02:26:51] forward to these these uh you know, the [02:26:53] videos that you produce, right? And [02:26:55] everything seemed to be cohesive. It's [02:26:57] like we could tell we're building [02:26:58] towards something. Every day, every time [02:27:00] an undercover video or whatever it was [02:27:02] that came out, we knew that we were [02:27:04] getting information. And so when we see [02:27:06] these conflicts between these sides that [02:27:08] we know are just like it's not doing [02:27:10] anything productive. But but but this is [02:27:12] where I disagree with you. A lot of [02:27:14] people would say, and I think it's a [02:27:16] smart thing you're saying, but I a lot [02:27:17] of people will say, "Well, don't get [02:27:18] into the weeds on this. Focus on the [02:27:21] enemy." Okay, now bear with me what I'm [02:27:23] about to tell you. The enemy is within [02:27:28] us. The enemy, I don't know who this [02:27:30] enemy is. Focus on the bad [02:27:33] guys. The enemy is within us. Pride, [02:27:38] uh, [02:27:39] greed, jealousy, envy, it's actually [02:27:42] within us. And don't tell me you're not [02:27:43] the greed. It's always the other guy [02:27:44] that's greedy, right? No, we're all we [02:27:46] all have an an aspect of this inside of [02:27:48] ourselves. And if we can conquer that, [02:27:50] then we can change the world. The [02:27:52] problem with I think I've seen you know [02:27:55] the communists, well they have a lot of [02:27:57] missionoriented, if you go back to [02:27:59] Whitaker Chambers, if you go back to [02:28:01] Douglas Hyde, the book he wrote about [02:28:03] communism, these people have more, they [02:28:06] profess more belief often in their faith [02:28:07] than Christians do in Jesus Christ. So, [02:28:10] I found that the fight is within. And [02:28:14] that's why I think this is a story worth [02:28:15] telling [02:28:16] because you can't expose corruption if [02:28:21] you don't have the right people that are [02:28:25] that are engineered to fight the [02:28:27] conflict within themselves. And that's [02:28:30] what this is really that's what this [02:28:31] story is really about. You can't have a [02:28:34] team of pirates, you know, going after [02:28:38] the Fizer and the FBI if they don't have [02:28:40] integrity because it'll just collapse. [02:28:44] And that's what I think the the next [02:28:46] stage of this battle is, right? So, [02:28:48] thank you for the comment, Mike. I'm [02:28:50] glad we could clarify at least some of [02:28:51] that. We're going to answer a question [02:28:53] posed by Mario's team. An answer a [02:28:55] question answer on the air. This is a [02:28:57] person nervous to say this, but I'm [02:29:00] going to answer it. They're anonymous. [02:29:02] They they say the intimate text messages [02:29:05] that were shared about James and his [02:29:09] girlfriend. This is an ex-girlfriend of [02:29:10] mine about a year ago. Kyle Sarapin, the [02:29:14] FBI agent. By the way, hint hint. That [02:29:17] might be part two, three, four, or five [02:29:19] of the series. Kyle's gonna have a [02:29:22] nervous breakdown when he hears us. I [02:29:23] don't care. He's a fed. He's a [02:29:25] disgusting, nasty fed boy, and I'm not [02:29:28] afraid of him. and um and uh and and [02:29:32] he's a punk and he's a loser and um and [02:29:36] I will get those unredacted affidavits. [02:29:39] So, help me God. But anyways, the [02:29:41] intimate text messages that were shared [02:29:43] about me and my ex-girlfriend, how were [02:29:45] those obtained? This is the question [02:29:48] posed to me. Someone doesn't want to [02:29:49] post it, but I'll answer it. How were [02:29:51] those intimate text messages obtained? [02:29:53] And what was the purpose of them using [02:29:55] them against James? [02:29:58] I don't know why someone would publish [02:30:00] intimate text messages. Now, I know what [02:30:02] you're going to say. Well, James O'Keefe [02:30:03] publishes undercover videos all the [02:30:05] time. No, no, no, no, no, no. I have [02:30:07] never gone into someone's master bedroom [02:30:10] and recorded them having sex or recorded [02:30:14] them talking to each other about [02:30:16] intimate moments. I think the first [02:30:19] amendment does not uh include [02:30:22] protections of spouses or consenting [02:30:26] adults talking sexually with each other. [02:30:28] There's no absolute no purpose uh to [02:30:33] publish that or record that, you know, [02:30:36] unconenting information. Um it's [02:30:39] illegal. Revenge porn is illegal. Zero [02:30:41] party consent recordings are illegal [02:30:43] under federal law. I don't believe in [02:30:45] bugging people's bedrooms. Why would [02:30:48] someone do that is the question I don't [02:30:50] know how to answer that. I I'm not a [02:30:53] psychologist. I think they thought So [02:30:56] you're you're asking why would Kyle [02:30:58] Sarapin publish intimate moments between [02:31:01] me and my girlfriend that he was not a [02:31:04] party [02:31:05] to? I I I would I declined to comment. [02:31:10] But some of these people are hurling [02:31:11] homophobic insults at me and and some [02:31:14] have said that that was a projection of [02:31:16] who they are. So if you're constantly [02:31:18] calling someone a quote [ __ ] and [02:31:20] you're constantly calling someone quote [02:31:23] gay, maybe, just maybe, that's what you [02:31:26] are. [02:31:28] Okay? You know, and um and that's my [02:31:31] response to that. The first part of that [02:31:33] is how did they obtain them? They were [02:31:35] obtained when they fired me. they got my [02:31:38] cell phone and they were able to uh [02:31:40] extract, you know, messages from uh [02:31:43] Telegram which was synced between my [02:31:46] personal device and my work device. So [02:31:49] unfortunately they were they were [02:31:50] extracting information that was synced [02:31:52] between devices. It's one thing to [02:31:55] obtain it, it's another thing to publish [02:31:57] it. It's unlawful. It's a tort. It's [02:31:59] torchious. You can't do it. And that's [02:32:02] what I'm suing them for. I hope that [02:32:03] answered the question. [02:32:05] Um, any others before we adjourn? One, [02:32:09] one or two more. [02:32:11] What's that? [02:32:13] Malloy [02:32:15] Strickland. Malloy, go [02:32:20] ahead. Malloy, you're live. Go ahead. [02:32:23] Unmute [02:32:25] yourself. No. Okay. Um, hello. Oh, there [02:32:30] you are. Okay. Go ahead. Yes. Uh, well, [02:32:34] I've been a fan for a while. I really [02:32:36] like what you do. Um, and I didn't see [02:32:39] the movie, but uh, uh, of course [02:32:42] everybody heard the news that you had [02:32:44] been fired from there, and I was like, [02:32:46] have they lost their mind? I mean, James [02:32:49] O'Keefe is Project Veritas. This is not [02:32:53] uh, this is not I mean, you founded a [02:32:56] thing. You you uh, and it doesn't make [02:32:58] any sense to me. Uh, and you know there [02:33:02] I can't understand why they thought they [02:33:04] could stop you by doing that. Yeah, that [02:33:08] never made any sense to me. Well, that's [02:33:11] the thing. It doesn't make any sense. [02:33:13] And we're hoping to make sense of it in [02:33:16] this movie, The Truth Inside Veraritoss, [02:33:17] which is streaming on our website. You [02:33:20] can go to affemed media.com and purchase [02:33:22] it for $9 a month as a subscription. [02:33:25] People complain about us charging for [02:33:27] some some of our journalism. They [02:33:28] complain about, they say, "It's [02:33:29] immoral." My response back to you is [02:33:32] this. Do you pay for Netflix? Do you pay [02:33:35] for Apple, iOS? Do you pay for cable? [02:33:37] Have you ever paid for cable news? Do [02:33:40] you pay for any type of news? Do you buy [02:33:41] a magazine? Do you buy a movie? Do you [02:33:44] stream music? Do you pay for a movie off [02:33:46] of Apple? This is a legendary film. And [02:33:49] I didn't I'm not even the one I I wrote [02:33:51] some of it. I put some of the exhibits [02:33:53] together, but the guy who produced this [02:33:54] is did an incredible job. It's a [02:33:56] cinematic masterpiece and it and it [02:33:59] might be some of our best work. Um, and [02:34:02] we've shown you about 12 minutes of it [02:34:04] on online for free, but the full hour [02:34:07] you're going to have to pay $9. We got [02:34:09] sued last week, by the way. Do you know [02:34:11] how much lawyers cost? $500, $700 an [02:34:14] hour. I'm not sure how people expect us [02:34:16] to pay those attorneys. And um, should I [02:34:20] put another hater on? Do we bring one [02:34:21] more hater on or we are we you guys done [02:34:23] with the haters? I feel like haters are [02:34:25] fun. I like haters. Let's see if this [02:34:28] guy has the courage to speak up. Let's [02:34:31] see if this [02:34:33] guy, the official bee, are you [02:34:36] there? You're on mute. [02:34:40] Okay, we have your soul. See, this is [02:34:43] demonic [02:34:45] behavior. Can you Can you use your real [02:34:47] voice or do you have to run it through a [02:34:49] fil Oh, he he [02:34:51] canled. That was one of the Project [02:34:53] Veritoss people. That was I I believe [02:34:56] his name was [02:34:57] Brandon. Do you just heard a demon live [02:35:00] on the Did you guys just not hear that? [02:35:02] That was Who was that? Who was that? [02:35:04] That was Brandon. You know, the guy from [02:35:06] Michigan. Uh security. His code name is [02:35:08] security. Oh my god. You just heard a [02:35:12] demon a demonic possession and RC were [02:35:16] exercising the demons live on the inside [02:35:19] with James O'Keefe. [02:35:21] Can you please can the demon please come [02:35:23] back? I want to hear [02:35:25] more. That was [02:35:28] exciting. You never know what's going to [02:35:30] happen. I think we got a I I my [02:35:32] colleagues are saying I rebuke you. The [02:35:34] power of Christ compels you. The power [02:35:37] of Christ compels you. You just heard a [02:35:39] an exorcism live on this show. One of [02:35:42] the former Project Veraritoss people got [02:35:44] demonic and was spewing demon demonic [02:35:47] activity. What's next? [02:35:50] Ezra, Shadow of Ezra. Oh, Shadow of Ezra [02:35:54] is requesting to come on. We're going to [02:35:57] add him as a [02:35:58] speaker. Go ahead, Shadow. You're a [02:36:01] speaker and you're unmuted. You're live [02:36:03] on the inside with James O'Keefe. Go. [02:36:05] Uh, thank you very much for having me. [02:36:07] Um, is it okay if I ask a Epstein [02:36:09] related question? If not, I will my mic [02:36:10] off. It's your space. You can ask me [02:36:12] whatever you want. I just can't talk [02:36:15] about sources, methods, or what's coming [02:36:18] next. Go ahead. Okay. I'm I'm going to [02:36:20] make it really quick. I just wanted to I [02:36:22] was listening to your spaces earlier and [02:36:24] you said you were getting inside [02:36:25] information from these these Epstein [02:36:27] videos from somebody in the United [02:36:29] States government. So my question is is [02:36:31] there a possible is there a possibility [02:36:33] that we'll receive some sort of [02:36:35] information from you that will possibly [02:36:37] reveal a name or two of an Epstein [02:36:38] client list or something along those [02:36:40] lines? That's all I wanted to ask. Thank [02:36:41] you. That's a great question. Um for [02:36:43] those of you who are youtubing [02:36:45] Instagram, you're looking at video [02:36:46] inside Epstein's kitchen. [02:36:49] Uh, Shadow of E. Ezra was asking about [02:36:53] our, you know, what's coming out next. [02:36:55] You're looking at video inside of [02:36:57] Epstein's library. This is what Rogan [02:36:59] covered yesterday's chalkboard. We got a [02:37:01] lot of attacks for publishing this. I [02:37:03] don't know why. I I do. They not want me [02:37:05] to publish this. I don't know why people [02:37:08] attack me for for publishing. I guess [02:37:11] they think that there should be more. We [02:37:12] want more. Well, okay. Well, we're we're [02:37:15] doing we're working every day, day and [02:37:17] night to to get you more. Um, the Let me [02:37:21] answer your question this way. The [02:37:24] people that came to us with this footage [02:37:26] inside Epstein's uh library and and [02:37:28] bedroom were inspired because we [02:37:32] published the video of the Prince Andrew [02:37:36] banging underage girls [02:37:38] audio. And a lot of you guys attacked me [02:37:40] for publishing that. You thought it [02:37:42] wasn't big enough. But I remind you that [02:37:46] what citizen journalists need to do is [02:37:48] publish one story that leads to another [02:37:50] story that trusts sources to come to me [02:37:52] that trusts the other source to come to [02:37:54] me. And I am speaking to sources inside [02:37:56] the United States government. And they [02:37:58] are telling me things I can't report yet [02:38:00] because I have to verify that it's true. [02:38:03] Now you might say, "Well, publish [02:38:04] everything you know right now. I will [02:38:06] not do that because um I don't want to [02:38:09] lie to you and I don't want to publish [02:38:13] something that I can't ascertain if it's [02:38:15] true or not. I have to get the [02:38:17] recordings. I have to get the evidence. [02:38:19] So that takes time. Um, but I'm very [02:38:23] inspired by the fact that people are [02:38:25] coming to OMG and Citizen Journalism [02:38:28] Foundation and I know that there will be [02:38:31] more and I hope that I can deliver the [02:38:33] truth of what you guys want. I I I [02:38:36] believe that will happen. I do not trust [02:38:39] the government and I think I think I've [02:38:43] met Cash Patel. I think he's a great [02:38:44] guy. I think I mean this sincerely. I [02:38:46] think he's a genuinely good man. I also [02:38:47] think the same of Bonino. I don't trust [02:38:50] the institution that reports to them. [02:38:53] And to kind of take this full [02:38:55] circle, you know, we all don't really [02:38:58] trust the FBI, right? Project Veritoss [02:39:00] was an institution I created out of my [02:39:02] father's garage. I sweat. I bled. I was [02:39:06] raided by the FBI. I was arrested by the [02:39:08] FBI. I was sued dozens of times. Spent [02:39:10] three years where I couldn't leave my [02:39:11] house without talking to my probation [02:39:14] officer. And I bled and sweat. And I [02:39:16] built it. And they stole it from me. and [02:39:18] they removed me from my own creation. [02:39:21] And it kind of leads me to believe that [02:39:23] all institutions in American society [02:39:25] have be have basically become [02:39:26] institutionally corrupt and incapable of [02:39:30] delivering to you the justice and the [02:39:32] truth that you demand. So the answers [02:39:35] have to come from people on the outside [02:39:37] like us. So when you comment at me and [02:39:41] attack my team for not doing enough, [02:39:44] when the guys sitting next to me are [02:39:46] working 20 hours a day and our [02:39:48] undercover reporters are literally [02:39:50] risking their lives going on dates with [02:39:53] corrupt people, my response to you is [02:39:56] why don't you step up and join us? Why [02:39:59] don't you do the job? I'm we're doing [02:40:01] everything we can. I'm sorry I'm not [02:40:04] doing more, but I will do more. Stay [02:40:06] tuned. Look at this. This is a picture [02:40:09] of the phone of Jeff Epstein and all of [02:40:12] his closest speed dials. The FBI did not [02:40:15] give this to you. The Department of [02:40:17] Justice did not give this to you. This [02:40:19] was given to you by an individual who [02:40:21] doesn't trust the government. So, they [02:40:23] gave it to O'Keefe Media Group. And [02:40:25] whoever that is, I can't say who that [02:40:27] is. They'll have to waterboard me. [02:40:30] They'll have to w They'll have to [02:40:31] torture me for me to give up who this [02:40:34] is. If if the United States Supreme [02:40:37] Court were to order me to reveal my [02:40:39] source, I would tell the Chief Justice, [02:40:41] "Your honor, you're in error. I shall [02:40:43] not reveal my source." Because we have [02:40:45] integrity. And that's what they trust. [02:40:48] And that's why I want you to join our [02:40:50] team at OMG. Apply to work for [02:40:52] us. You have three ways you can get [02:40:54] involved. You could come work for us. [02:40:57] You could donate to us or subscribe to [02:41:00] watch the film uh The Truth Inside [02:41:02] Veritas. $9 O'Keefe mediagrip.com and [02:41:05] number three option you could do [02:41:07] absolutely nothing. So with that said I [02:41:10] have to wish you good night. We're going [02:41:12] to be on Patrick Ben David show in the [02:41:14] morning in Fort Lauderdale and hopefully [02:41:17] other shows in the uh in later in the [02:41:19] day Tim live. Stay tuned. God bless [02:41:23] America. And uh I'm going to pull that [02:41:26] demonic clip up because we saw an [02:41:28] exorcism and it was really cool. Have a [02:41:30] good night. Peace out. [02:41:34] Bye-bye. Thank you.
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