James O’Keefe did exactly what he said he was going to do. Project Veritas has released over a 100 hours of audio from inside the CNN newsroom.
According to the Project Veritas website, this is just part 1 of the “CNN Leaks” and they describe how they acquired the audio.
“Project Veritas was given over 200 hours of audio from an anonymous source earlier this month. This secretly recorded audio was obtained at CNN’s Atlanta headquarters in 2009.”
Much like WikiLeaks, Project Veritas is dumping the raw audio online and letting journalists and home researchers go through it all.
Listen to the CNN audio at www.CNNLEAKS.com.
One of the leaks from CNN feature former employee Joe Sterling admitting his love for Obama.
Joe Sterling, once News Desk Editor @CNN admits he has a clear bias in favor of @POTUS44. Doesn't #CNN claim to be "most trusted?" #CNNLeaks pic.twitter.com/VhxeJCK1lL
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) February 23, 2017
The release is part of a much bigger campaign to target the corporate media. James took to Twitter earlier on Thursday to offer cash to anybody that comes forward with information for future releases.
If you are an employee in a newsroom and hear or see something unethical, record it. If it's good enough I'll pay you $10k. #cnnleaks
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) February 23, 2017
James went on to tweet that he would go to jail to protect a source.
Have video inside a newsroom? I will go to jail to protect your name. We will defend you. Come to me. Come to us. I will protect you.
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) February 23, 2017
On Wednesday, the day before the release James accidentally sent an Instagram picture that previewed the drop on CNN. You can see the domain in the background on the TV.
So many people visited the site when the tapes were released earlier Thursday that part of it crashed. There seems to be a lot of people that don’t like CNN.
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