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Project Veritas' James O'Keefe blasts New York Times for 'garbage hit piece' He denies any role in alleged McMaster sting Follow Us Question of the Day By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times - Saturday, May 15, 2021 Project Veritas President James O’Keefe ripped a New York Times article linking him to an alleged plot to discredit a top Trump administration official as a “garbage hit piece,” denying any involvement and accusing the newspaper of a retaliatory strike in its court fight. Th...

May 13, 2021 New York Times’s Adam Goldman and Mark Mazzetti relied upon “unclear” or unverified information to prop up its smears against Project Veritas, and it had to recycle a years-old story to do it, James O’Keefe said in an email rebutting a NY Times hit piece. [Read the story below] They did contact James O’Keefe before publishing the story. O’Keefe sent the following email: New York Times “journalist” Adam Goldman reached out to me yesterday asking for comment on a Nothing-Burger story. Because The New York Times is losing to Project Veritas in a court of law, it is t...

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January 25, 2021 at 3:53 PM Shares89 Hey buddy, can you spare an equity share? (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) When reports first surfaced that Jeffrey Bossert Clark, recently the acting head of the DOJ’s civil division, had plotted with Donald Trump to fire the Acting Attorney General and install Clark in an effort to leverage the federal government to advance debunked election fraud claims and, potentially, reverse the results of the presidential contest, my first instinct was that he’d walk right back into Kirkland & Ellis. If the last four years have taught America nothing, it’...