They finally got him. James O'Keefe, they got him. He's banned off Twitter. He's still on Instagram.

But Twitter has permanently banned James O'Keefe. They recently permanently banned Project Veritas.

And now they've come for James himself. And this work, it's interesting.

I think James is doing the right thing here. He's announced he's going to be suing Twitter for defamation. Why?

Twitter claims the reason he got banned was for operating multiple fake accounts or something to that effect.

And James says, I didn't do that. That's a false statement of fact. Now he's suing.

And I wonder why no one's done this before. And it made me question some of these other individuals.

There have been people very prominent who have been banned from Twitter. And then Twitter says they run fake accounts.

And then I'm like, okay, sue them because they're clearly lying, right? And then these individuals are like,

Oh, well, you know, I'm not going to sue. So it makes me wonder. This time, James is like, now I'm suing.

So I believe that James is telling the truth. This is a ridiculous ban.

I don't think he was doing anything untoward on Twitter, but they banned him. So here we go.

Interestingly, we have more James O'Keefe news because the announced he's going to be suing CNN as well.

So the dude is, look, Veritas is going above and beyond their scope of work. And it's good.

They're literally fighting the good fight. They are not only exposing the media for their lies.

They're actually taking the fight to the courts. And in one of their recent legal victories, the New York Times,

the judge ruled that if the New York Times wants to claim their writing fact-based news,

but then they inject opinion, stands to reason, they should be informing their readers.

And thus Veritas won, defeating a motion to dismiss.

I got to say watching all this stuff. James O'Keefe might be like one of the only prominent leaders in my opinion

when it comes to conservatism actually doing something, winning battles and challenging the system.

So my respect, we're going to talk about all this, but we actually have interestingly perfect timing.

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