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[00:00:00] We're in the dean's office. Um, with a [00:00:04] hidden camera, we can hear the dean of [00:00:06] Georgetown University using my name on [00:00:08] the telephone about the professor that [00:00:11] we've exposed. [00:00:12] >> What do you think of Candace Owens? [00:00:15] >> Clarence Thomas, [00:00:17] >> the biggest of them all. [00:00:22] >> Now, we're going to head over to the [00:00:24] dean's office in that building over [00:00:25] there. We're with the press here and I [00:00:27] just had a comment about a professor, U [00:00:30] Jonathan Franklin, an adjunct professor [00:00:32] at Georgetown. [00:00:34] >> Yeah, thank you. Um, [00:00:37] >> okay. I call the police. [00:00:39] >> Yeah, we're with the press. We just [00:00:41] showed up to ask a question. James [00:00:43] O'Keefe here outside Georgetown [00:00:44] University in Washington DC. Recently, I [00:00:47] went undercover myself and met with an [00:00:49] adjunct professor named Jonathan [00:00:52] Franklin here who teaches a journalism [00:00:54] communications course called sourcing [00:00:56] and interview tech here at the [00:00:58] university. This time I dyed my hair, [00:01:01] put on a pair of glasses, and met with [00:01:03] this adjunct professor at Georgetown who [00:01:06] was caught on this camera talking about [00:01:09] black conservatives like Lawrence Jones [00:01:11] at Fox and Candace Owens and calling [00:01:14] them quote [00:01:17] >> Hello. [00:01:19] >> How are you bothering you? [00:01:20] >> No, we can you want to talk? [00:01:22] >> We were just curious. [00:01:23] >> Yes. We're doing a story about um We're [00:01:25] doing a story about an adjunct professor [00:01:27] here. But who is it? [00:01:29] >> Uh Jonathan Franklin. Have you heard of [00:01:31] this guy? [00:01:31] >> Marshall Walther. Like all like [00:01:33] >> Clarence Thomas. [00:01:35] >> The biggest [ __ ] of them all. [00:01:37] >> Colin these black people coons. You know [00:01:41] >> racial epithets. What do you think about [00:01:42] that? [00:01:44] >> That's really interesting for [00:01:45] Georgetown. That's all I want to say. [00:01:46] >> Interesting for Georgetown. Interesting [00:01:48] for Georgetown. [00:01:49] >> I personally would not be doing that. [00:01:51] >> You would not You would not do that. You [00:01:52] don't call black people quote coons? [00:01:54] >> No. [00:01:55] >> You think that does that represent [00:01:56] Georgetown? [00:01:57] Definitely not. [00:01:58] >> What do you think the university should [00:01:59] do in response to this video? [00:02:02] >> Well, I don't want to say anything wrong [00:02:04] professor saying anything as well. [00:02:06] >> You know, maybe he has his reasons for [00:02:07] saying it. You know, there's always two [00:02:08] sides of the story. [00:02:09] >> Yeah. [00:02:09] >> What would be the side of the story that [00:02:11] would justify him saying that? [00:02:12] >> I don't know. I'm not him. I don't agree [00:02:13] with it, but everyone has their right to [00:02:15] their opinion. Maybe you can ask him. I [00:02:17] don't know. [00:02:17] >> We intend to uh do you guys know where [00:02:20] the like where I would go to get a [00:02:21] comment from like a dean's office or [00:02:23] public affairs. [00:02:24] >> White grab's over there right [00:02:26] >> now. Now, we're going to head over to [00:02:27] the dean's office in that building over [00:02:29] there, as well as the communications [00:02:31] office, try to get comment from the [00:02:32] university as to what they're going to [00:02:35] do about professors who behave this way. [00:02:37] We're also going to reach out to Candace [00:02:39] Owens, Lawrence Jones at Fox News, as [00:02:42] well as Supreme Court Justice Clarence [00:02:44] Thomas to get his comment on the [00:02:46] situation. [00:02:50] Now, is that the president's office? [00:03:11] an email. [00:03:16] >> Hey, how are you? [00:03:17] >> Um, happy to give you contact info for [00:03:20] the best person in our community [00:03:21] relations office. [00:03:21] >> Sure. So, it's just simply media [00:03:23] georgetown.edu. [00:03:24] >> You're you're Who are you? Who are you? [00:03:26] Are you the president's office? [00:03:27] >> Yeah, I'm just I'm a staff person. [00:03:29] >> This is the the the guy is is calling [00:03:31] >> the best thing to do is to contact our [00:03:33] media relations office. So, [00:03:35] >> where is the office? [00:03:36] >> I they don't have a physical office [00:03:37] here. [00:03:38] >> You don't have a physical office? [00:03:39] >> They're they're as far as I know. [00:03:41] >> Like uh in outer space. [00:03:43] >> Don't know. I I don't Yeah, don't know. [00:03:46] >> All right. Well, thanks. [00:03:46] >> But the best thing to do is reach out to [00:03:48] media. [00:03:50] So, we're here in the president's [00:03:51] office, and apparently they don't have a [00:03:54] media building. I did get these [00:03:57] Georgetown Hoya M&M's. They're colored [00:04:00] black and gray, like the colors of the [00:04:03] school. So, now we're going to go to the [00:04:04] dean's office and see if we can find who [00:04:06] is in charge of the media here at [00:04:08] Georgetown. Let's see what happens. [00:04:21] a comment about a professor um Jonathan [00:04:24] Franklin, an adjunct professor at [00:04:25] Georgetown. [00:04:27] >> Yeah. Thank you. Um okay, [00:04:32] sir. [00:04:33] >> Yeah. [00:04:38] >> We're in the dean's office. Um, with a [00:04:42] hidden camera, we can hear the dean of [00:04:45] Georgetown University using my name on [00:04:47] the telephone about the professor that [00:04:49] we've exposed. [00:04:52] Okay, I call the police. [00:04:55] >> Yeah. [00:04:57] >> Well, [00:04:59] >> how are you? [00:05:00] >> How you doing? [00:05:01] >> Hey, good. [00:05:06] >> Yeah, we're with the press. We just [00:05:07] showed up to ask a question. [00:05:08] >> Mhm. Why was the police called on us? [00:05:11] >> This can't just show up [00:05:12] >> anywhere. [00:05:14] >> Really? [00:05:14] >> Yeah. [00:05:15] >> Well, there's something called the First [00:05:17] Amendment. Um, absolutely. [00:05:19] >> We were at the Pentagon this morning for [00:05:20] the press briefing. [00:05:21] >> Sure. [00:05:22] Set in place. [00:05:24] >> Everybody came up. You came over to the [00:05:25] Pentagon? [00:05:26] >> Yes. James. [00:05:26] >> Hi, James O'Keefe. [00:05:28] >> So, what company are you from? [00:05:29] >> Um, I'm the founder of Project Veritas [00:05:31] and I run OMG Media. [00:05:33] >> Oh, okay. [00:05:33] >> So, we do we do like investigative [00:05:35] reporting. And [00:05:37] >> this is a professor at Georgetown who [00:05:39] I'm not going to say what he said [00:05:40] because it's so offensive, but it was [00:05:41] like a racial epithet against [00:05:44] >> African-Americans and we thought people [00:05:45] should know about it. So [00:05:47] >> we we always get the police called on [00:05:49] us. [00:05:50] >> I don't know. [00:05:51] >> I know you're just doing your job. [00:05:53] >> All right, guys. Let's go. [00:05:54] >> Be handled. He is still even though we [00:05:56] said you can't do it, you still he's [00:05:58] still [00:05:59] >> We're getting the police called on us [00:06:00] here. So, we're going to leave. [00:06:01] >> Okay. [00:06:02] >> It's sad, you know. We're just trying to [00:06:04] help. understand. [00:06:10] >> So, yeah, we just got kicked off campus. [00:06:12] We were in the dean's office, saw the [00:06:13] dean of the university, very nice guy at [00:06:17] the front desk. Dean comes in, sees me, [00:06:19] gives me a look. Um, says, "Yes, we're [00:06:21] okay." Walks in. We sit in his office [00:06:23] for about 20 minutes and then he calls [00:06:26] the police on us for just asking him if [00:06:29] we can talk to him. So, here's the [00:06:31] graduate building, Georgetown [00:06:33] University, where where adjunct [00:06:36] professor Franklin teaches his students [00:06:38] in sourcing and interview technology. [00:06:40] There's the building in there. They [00:06:40] won't let me in, but in this building, [00:06:43] he's teaching students starting in [00:06:45] January sourcing and interview [00:06:47] technology. Quote, "This class will [00:06:49] explore both how to find sources and how [00:06:52] to interview them effectively." 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