Project Veritas Whistleblowers Speak Out in Defense of O’Keefe

A group of whistleblowers from the whistleblowers network met Friday to discuss their experiences with Project Veritas A video has been released on social media over the years in support of a deceased founder of a company. James O’Keefe.

Zach Vorhies served as the Google The video was posted by a whistleblower at the outlet Twitter It featured more than a dozen whistleblowers stepping forward to give their names, the institutions they worked for and say “I stand with James O’Keefe.”

Monday James O’Keefe He was fired from the organization following a February board decision to place him on paid parental leave. O’Keefe was the founder of the news outlet.

O’Keefe supporters served as whistleblowers for organizations like CBS, CNN, Facebook and Google, United Healthcare and ESPN, and the US Department of Health and Human Services. 

Project Veritas was well-known for its collaboration with whistleblowers in order to expose corruption, particularly from Far-left ideologyIn large institutions.  

A February 6, A memo that 16 Project Veritas employees leaked to the media stated that O’Keefe was causing problems for the group and that he had displayed “unusual behavior.” “cruel behavior.” 

“James has become a power-drunk tyrant and he is exactly who he pontificates on who we should be exposing,” One of the 16 employees wrote this.

On Monday Initial reporting O’Keefe claimed he had resigned, but Project Veritas later stated that O’Keefe was fired from his position as CEO by the Board. 

In Exclusive O’Keefe obtained the following letter from The Post Millennial Editor-at Large Andy Ngo. “I was asked to be gone until the 20th– it is now the 20th,” O’Keefe. “I asked the board to resign for their conduct– they did not. So currently, I have no position at PV based on the board’s actions. So, I’m announcing to you all that today on President’s day — I’m packing up my personal effects from headquarters, and I’m intending to start anew.”

Monday Project Veritas Nearly 200,000 Twitter followers lost.