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Project Veritas claimed Tuesday that the DOJ 'spied' on their employees' emails and used gag orders to cover it up during the investigation into the group's purchase of Ashley Biden's diary.
Ashley Biden's diary was shown and shopped around a Trump fundraiser before it was purchased by Project Veritas for $40,000 in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election.
In the final two months of the 2020 campaign, President Donald Trump desperately tried to change the narrative by attacking the business dealings of Joe Biden’s son. At the same time, another effort was underway in secret to try to expose the contents of a diary kept the previous year by Biden’s daughter as she underwent treatment for addiction. More than a year later, the Justice Department is deep into an investigation of how the diary found its way from Delray Beach into the hands of supporters of Trump at the height of the campaign. From the New York Times
In the final two months of the 2020 campaign, President Donald Trump desperately tried to change the narrative by attacking the business dealings of Joe Biden’s son. At the same time, another effort was underway in secret to try to expose the contents of a diary kept the previous year by Biden’s daughter as she underwent treatment for addiction. More than a year later, the Justice Department is deep into an investigation of how the diary found its way from Delray Beach into the hands of supporters of Trump at the height of the campaign. From the New York Times
Did Project Veritas use its possession of the diary of Ashley Biden as 'leverage' with which to 'extort' President Biden? The fifth New York Times story on Project Veritas and the Ashley Biden diary includes this passage under a suggestive heading: Using the Diary as Leverage Less than a month before Election Day, in an Oct. 12, 2020, email that Project Veritas included in a court filing, Mr. O’Keefe told