Timcast IRL #151 - James O'Keefe In Studio With BREAKING Expose On Google Election Interference

Timcast IRL

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🗓️ 20 October 2020

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Tim, Ian, Lydia and special guest James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII on Twitter, projectveritas.com) sit down to discuss the state of the union and what the side effects are of breaking news the old-fashioned, nitty-gritty way - undercover. James discusses the ways Google plays god, how the public has a right to know, the ways in which democrats and the media are a complex, how conservatives cannot make movies, all the litigation Project Veritas has won, and whether they've ever done any kind of deceptive editing.

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, we have some very serious breaking news which is going to affect the
0:06.0	very fabric of our society.
0:08.5	And we are joined by a very, very important guest who has nothing to do with this story.
0:12.0	I'm talking about Jeffrey Tuban, the CNN analyst who has caught whacking off on a Zoom
0:15.9	call.
0:16.9	This is crazy.
0:17.9	You guys heard about this, right?
0:18.9	Yes.
0:19.9	Yeah.
0:20.9	Okay.
0:21.9	That's actually the crazy, that's crazy news.
0:23.0	But we actually do have real news.
0:25.2	We do.
0:26.2	And James O'Keefe is here.
0:27.2	We do.
0:28.2	Hello.
0:29.2	No, no.
0:30.2	No, no.
0:31.2	No, no.
0:32.2	Why would you want to see that?
0:33.2	I'm just curious.
0:34.2	Okay.
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