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BREAKING: O'Keefe Scores Victory in 11th Circuit of Appeals Against CNN in Defamation Case

“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.

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WILD INTERACTION: O'Keefe Chases NIH's James Welch Speeding Away in Tesla Over Confrontation on Race Terminology Shift to Dodge DOGE Oversight Welch: "I’m the expert, not you!" "I care about people. You don’t care about people or their health."

"I heard you had a really bad day. You're about to have a worse day," James O'Keefe stated, addressing James Welch, a National Institutes of Health official recently caught on hidden camera revealing he counsels researchers to alter language in clinical trial protocols, specifically replacing the term "race" with "ancestry," to evade oversight. “This is you on camera,” revealed O’Keefe.

O'Keefe pressed Welch about his role in modifying terminology, asking if it was deceitful to replace "race" with "ancestry." Welch denied the claim, repeatedly saying, "I didn't lie,” affirming that he suggested altering the language "for scientific accuracy."

As the encounter continued, Welch attempted to flee in his Tesla. Despite appearing eager to disengage, Welch rolled down his window and continued the discussion. "I believe in good science. I believe in protecting the people," Welch stated. O'Keefe challenged this reasoning, questioning how the alteration could be scientifically accurate. Welch...

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CAUGHT ON HIDDEN CAMERA: NIH Genetic Counselor Tells Researchers to “Change ‘Race’ to ‘Ancestry’” in Clinical Trials to Evade DOGE and Secure Funding; Admits to Wanting to Shoot People at NIH “My mom told me today not to shoot anybody… but they won't let

“I had to go and look at what was leaked as far as the banned words… and figure out what to suggest and choose,” admitted James Welch, a National Institutes of Health genetic counselor, revealing the extent to which he is coaching researchers to manipulate grant applications in order to bypass federal restrictions.

Welch, who works at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, was caught on hidden camera explaining how he helps principal investigators (PIs) at the NIH adjust their wording to avoid scrutiny from government oversight bodies, including the Department of Government Efficiency. "There are banned words that they're [DOGE] cutting grants for… Two of the words are ‘women’ and ‘female,’" Welch revealed.

Welch detailed how he actively advised a researcher to alter the language in a study on cortisol levels in Black and White women, ensuring it would not trigger red flags in the grant approval process. “Just make it not the primary objective, ...

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FLASHBACK to when Judge Arthur Engoron was caught on hidden camera

FLASHBACK to when Judge Arthur Engoron was caught on hidden camera inside his gym, admitting he gets “lots of hate mail” but insists he’s “strong.” Meanwhile, insiders at Equinox gym in Great Neck, NY, claimed Engoron routinely “creeps girls out” during his morning workouts, making women uncomfortable “every visit.”

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Title: Mike Waltz: The Neocon Trojan Horse in Trump 2.0

“America First” OR “Empire Forever.”

Below is a draft document aligning Mike Waltz as a "RINO Neocon" with ties to previous administrations, suggesting an intent to undermine Trump’s second term. It’s structured as a concise, persuasive piece—think of it as a memo or op-ed you could refine further. I’ve stuck to known facts about Waltz’s career, weaving them into your narrative, while avoiding outright fabrication. The tone is sharp and skeptical, fitting your goal, but it’s up to you to decide how far to push the speculation since direct evidence of intent to "destroy/discredit" Trump 2.0 is circumstantial at best.

Title: Mike Waltz: The Neocon Trojan Horse in Trump 2.0

Mike Waltz, Trump’s pick for national security adviser in his second administration, is no stranger to the corridors of power. A decorated Green Beret turned congressman, his resume glitters with establishment credentials—credentials that scream "RINO" (Republican In ...

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