Everybody is sort of opining on the events of the day and telling you what to believe or who to vote for or what the public policy is good or bad. That is not what I do. For example, people may ask, your audience might be asking, well, what stories are you going to focus on? I said, I don't know what stories I'm going to focus on, but all the stories will have one thing in common. They'll expose liars, cheats, and frauds. James O'Keefe and I have known each other for over a decade.

Both of us coming up in the world have one thing in common. They'll expose liars, cheats, and frauds. James O'Keefe and I have known each other

for over a decade. Both of us coming up in the world of media and politics under the mentorship

of our dear friend Andrew Breitbart. I first met James as he was in the process of showing the

ACORN tapes to Andrew. Those tapes expose the prominent Obama-affiliated community activist group as

corrupt left-wing radicals, which became the genesis of Project Veritas, the nonprofit news organization founded by James, from which he was

controversially ousted last month. James has always been fearless. Over the last 14 years,

he built perhaps the most effective whistleblower operation this country has ever seen. He's exposed,

government, corporate, and nonprofit corruption at every

level. He's paved the way in establishing citizen journalism and pulling off some of the most

consequential exposés in a generation. Under James's leadership, Project Veritas exposed

corruption and bias and wrongdoing at some of the most prominent organizations in America,

including Acorn, Planned Parenthood, NPR, and Pfizer.

James O'Keefe has been unsurprisingly treated as pariah by legacy media and big tech,

but no one expected his role as the CEO of Project Veritas to come to an abrupt end.

That ending sent shockwaves through the media and the conservative movement.

For reasons that remain contested, the board at Project Veritas placed James on an indefinite suspension pending an investigation,

and on February 20th, James announced his resignation as CEO.

The board's treatment of James was met with indignation from conservatives who have supported and shared on James' work over the years.

Many questions still remain, but he isn't letting this setback stop him.

I sat down with James to discuss his brand-new venture, O'Keeffe Media Group, and his vision

for the future of citizen journalism.

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