Bacon Jr., Perry (October 31, 2009). "ACORN video creates new conservative star", Washington Post, accessed July 30, 2013. In the summer time of 2011, O'Keefe released videos of his colleagues' staged encounters purportedly exhibiting Medicaid fraud in places of work in six states, including Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, and Virginia. Following his previous technique, he sent the releases to conservative retailers over a period of weeks.
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Where is Devin Booker from confirmed somebody recognized as a CNN media coordinator Nick Neville being secretly recorded. Project Veritas, based in 2010 by controversial right-wing provocateur James O’Keefe, has specialized in releasing leaked or hidden digicam footage of mainstream media figures, usually with the intent of exposing bias or embarrassing moments.
Investigative information outlet and activist group Project Veritas launched the footage Tuesday morning. Here’s ABC’s response to a Project Veritas video of Amy Robach expressing frustration that her Jeffrey Epstein piece didn’t run. Paired with NBC News’ burying of the Harvey Weinstein story, we now have proof of two major media establishments protecting serial abusers. One wonders what number of young girls may need been saved in the event that they hadn’t. Monday, James O’Keefe, who is known for his undercover work exposing authorities and media corruption, teased his followers with the following, “Deadman Switch Activated”, adding depth to the anticipation of his subsequent video release, to arrive Tuesday.