“If you stay on the bench long enough, you see a lot of things. Still, I never thought I’d see a major news organization downplaying the importance of telling the truth in its broadcasts. But that is what CNN has done,” says 11th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge, Ed Carnes, in reference to James O’Keefe’s defamation lawsuit against mainstream media news network, CNN.
After three challenging years, thousands of miles traveled, and nearly a million dollars in legal fees, O'Keefe, Project Veritas’ founder, has secured a significant victory against CNN. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that CNN misrepresented Project Veritas in 2021 when it falsely claimed the organization was suspended from Twitter for “promoting misinformation.” This ruling is a major win for O'Keefe, who initiated the case in pursuit of truth and accountability in journalism, only to find himself later sidelined by Project Veritas, which is now attempting to take a victory lap for the very case he drove forward.
This ruling sends a powerful message on media accountability and moves the case into the discovery phase, allowing O’Keefe to uncover more about CNN's role in spreading misinformation. For O'Keefe, this victory emphasizes his personal commitment to holding media accountable: in a landscape often impaired by censorship and misinformation, this decision stands as a testament to the power of truth, no matter the cost.
Carl Winfield, a P&C Specialist from the Financial Times, reached out to OMG for further insight into “The State Farm Tapes” investigation where a former State Farm VP was caught on hidden camera criticizing LA wildfire victims, blaming their "egos" for building in a desert, and admitting to excluding white candidates from employment, stating, "I’m being biased… away from my own kind [whites]." In the bizarre phone exchange, Winfield attempted to dismiss the significance of Kirkpatrick’s recorded admissions, at one point even stating, “I don’t know what the hell the video does.”
Winfield attempted to imply that OMG selectively targeted State Farm, stating, "You guys are just targeting State Farm," despite the fact that the investigation is part of a broader exposé on the LA wildfires, with multiple companies and organizations under scrutiny. O’Keefe clarified, "I investigate all the things. Well, it's what I do. If you're committing fraud or corruption, I investigate ...
ABC7 covered O'Keefe Media Group's release of "The State Farm Tapes" where a State Farm VP was caught admitting Pacific Palisades policy pulls were "orchestrated" and criticized wildfire victims for their 'egos building in a f*cking desert'.
On the latest episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience," Joe Rogan and Ian Carroll discussed James O'Keefe's collaboration with Andrew Breitbart on the 2009 Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) investigation which resulted in the dissolution of the establishment.
More hidden camera footage is coming, and this time, we’re pulling back the curtains on one of the largest insurance companies in the world...
This isn’t over.
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Sometimes the subordinates don’t comply with their new superiors either, as in the case of the redactions on the Epstein files or in the 2021 FBI raids.
So it’s even more important for brave individuals to exist in the government. Tall puppy syndrome is detrimental to the republic.
I’m late for this but I’m reminded of Mark Cuban forcibly using someone’s Face ID to permanently delete footage of him when James met him at the gym back in 2024…
Really, biometrics is convenient but not at the expense of abuse or loss of freedom of speech. Get used to passcodes, everyone. Without your consent, they can’t pry their way into your devices.
