“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.
“They were baying for blood… I became the pound of flesh.” Lara Logan says her 60 Minutes report on Benghazi set off a coordinated effort to discredit her, by CBS, government officials, and media operatives. She claims the network folded under political pressure, while the truth was buried.
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Flashback to when @JamesOKeefeiii confronted BlackRock recruiter Serge Varlay who admitted “war is good for business” and claimed hedge funds profit while everyday Americans foot the bill. When faced with footage, Varlay fled into a NYPD precinct in a panic to evade questioning.
She screamed for help. Soldiers saw her, and turned away. Then came the realization: “Once you’ve resigned yourself to your death, the hope will crush you.”
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James,
I’ve been working on something I think you’ll find highly relevant to your post referenced here—a critique of AI’s limitations, especially in fields like law. I’d love to hear your thoughts once it’s ready.
Attached is a teaser of me discovering an AI blind spot. It made a claim and called it a "mic-drop moment" without considering counterexamples which I quickly identified...
Edit: Added ChatGPT's take on AI biases in legal matters