James O’Keefe, Founder and CEO of Project Veritas, published a shocking video showing that over a period of sixteen months, Biden’s DOJ and the SDNY spied on journalists by filing a series of secret warrants, orders, and a subpoena to surreptitiously collect from Microsoft and other companies our privileged, and constitutionally protected, communications. Microsoft was bound by a secrecy order not to divulge what the SDNY was doing. The net effect is their conduct directly violated Judge Analisa Torres’ order appointing a Special Master who is compelled to apply journalistic privileges to our journalists’ materials. The SDNY chose not to inform Judge Torres, or the Special Master, Judge Barbara Jones. Project Veritas filed a motion this week to require the SDNY to comply with the Special Master order by stopping their review of the surreptitiously obtained materials. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Our number, you want to be a part of the program, So the story breaks about Project Veritas, and we find out they found out through Microsoft and legal documents, and it got deeper than we ever thought.
Now, remember the FBI raid on Project Veritas journalist homes.
Uh, but anyway, the story that broke earlier in the week, we covered it on television.
Uh we have more time to go into the details here on radio.
But uh on Tuesday, a new video from Project Veritas revealed legal documents obtained from the Microsoft Corporation showing that the Biden Department of Justice has been spying on Project Ver Veritas journalists leading up to the November raids of their homes.
Project Veritas obtained a documents that show that apparently, I guess DOJ mep people spying on Project Veritas journalists well before the FBI raided the homes of their journalists.
Uh obviously this brings in a huge First Amendment issue.
Very interestingly, the statement uh given by the ACLU, uh no fan of anything conservative or anything Project Veritas.
They even said we deplore Project Veritas.
Um it says, but we're concerned that the precedent set by this case could have serious consequences for press freedom.
We deep we're deeply troubled by the reports the Department of Justice obtained secret electronic surveillance orders requiring sweeping disclosure of all content of communications associated with Project Veritas email accounts, including attorney client communications,
compounding these concerns, all government suppressed information about the existence of the electronic surveillance orders, even after the investigation became public knowledge, and the district court appointed a special master to supervise uh prosecutors' access to Project Veritas's sensitive materials.
By the way, it's a fairly common thing where you where you have somebody that only whose only job would be to delineate that which is private and personal or protected by the First Amendment, for example, and that would be then other materials of might be relevant to some said investigation.
But anyway, the government must immediately suspend its review of materials obtained pursuant to its electronic surveillance orders and fully disclose the extent of its action so that the court can consider appropriate relief.
Now, let's go back.
Uh Project Veritas and James O'Keefe uh announcing all of this, discussing what has happened.
In November 2021, the FBI raids our homes and seizes 47 electronic devices, including cell phones, laptops, and thumb drives.
Within five days, U.S. District Court Judge Annalisa Torres ordered the Southern District of New York to pause its review by devices.
And within a month, ordered the SDNY to turn our seized materials over to a special master who would supervise the SDNY's review to protect our First Amendment and journalistic privileges.
Recently obtained legal documents from Microsoft Corporation reveal that despite Judge Torres' orders, between November 2020 and April 2021, the Department of Justice went to six magistrates and obtained a series of secret warrants, orders, and a subpoena to surreptitiously collect privileged communications and contacts of eight American journalists, myself included, from Microsoft.
The DOJ even sought and obtained numerous secrecy orders preventing Microsoft from disclosing the surveillance to anyone.
The SDNY also went around Judge Torres and the Special Master and obtained two secrecy orders after the Special Master had been appointed.
Project Veritas is immediately filing a motion demanding that the federal government disclose if it engaged in covert spying of our journalists by secretly demanding production of our protective materials from any other businesses like Microsoft.
The SDNY's surveillance of Project Veritas journalists was done as part of the DOJ's unprecedented investigation into Ashley Biden's diary.
As far as we know, federal law enforcement has never before investigated an abandoned diary.
The documents collected from these email accounts date back as far as January 2020, eight months before we even knew the diary existed.
As Project Veritas' motion says, the fact that the government secretly obtained emails from three different Project Veritas journalists dating back from eight months prior to the news gathering conduct that the government is scrutinizing shocks the conscience.
While the special master litigation proceeded, the government apparently misled the court by omission, by not disclosing that it had already obtained other privileged materials.
The SDNY was ordered to turn over all materials to the special master.
They didn't.
The SDNY was ordered to stop reviewing our materials.
They didn't.
The SDNY has an obligation to be honest with the court.
They weren't.
All right, CEO, founder of Project Veritas, James O'Keefe is with us now.
Um we gotta, I think, go back to the beginning so people fully completely comprehend and understand.
My understanding is someone approached you and Project Veritas with information, a diary that they said was that of Joe Biden's daughter, correct?
That's correct, Sean.
We had tipsters approach us and they said that they had this diary.
This diary was uh uh apparently abandoned in a house in Florida where she was staying, and we came across it, we we paid for the rights for this document, and then we went about trying to corroborate it.
At the time I I thought I failed to authenticate the diary, uh, Sean, and now it turns out it has been authenticated by the FBI and the New York Times.
So we did a better job than we thought we did, but we decided not to publish it, Sean.
And um, and then and that's when a couple weeks after this, this is in November of 2020, right before the presidential election, it turns out we found out in the last ten days that the Department of Justice sought secret warrants, it's called sneak and peak warrants against Microsoft Corporation.
We use Microsoft for our emails, and they got magistrate judges to sign them, and they listed various crimes on these, probable cause being black mail and stalking and other strange crimes that vanished when the FBI raided my home in November of this past year.
So a lot to unpack here, but this does involve the president's daughter's diary.
Now, let me go to the so you had it, you did your due diligence, you couldn't get to the point where you had the corroboration it the to that met the standard for you to publish it.
Um my understanding from other sources, not from you, is that there are very, very controversial accusations against prominent people in this diary.
Um can you confirm that?
I am not willing, Sean, to discuss the substance in the diary.
I think that uh I I could, but I'm choosing not to do that with twenty million people listening.
I think there are some things that public eyes should not see.
And I think that even if I can with a hundred percent certainty authenticate the document, I can't verify if what is attested in a document actually occurred.
So I haven't been able to corroborate whether the things discussed therein happened.
And I think can I ask this question?
Are things discussed therein beyond troubling to anybody that has a conscience and a soul?
Yes, there are some unclear but potentially disturbing things discussed, and some of them are very personal.
Okay, I won't push you any further, because I have very good sources.
And I think the government would love for me to make this political.
And that's certainly what they're projecting on to me.
But we have to do that.
Well, it's interesting because just the opposite, based on what I said, it would be more than political, it would be explosive.
And and that that goes into your your ethics and decision making, and interestingly, I uh I've thought about myself in the same dilemma.
I don't really know what I do.
I don't have as much detail as you do, so it's hard.
Let me go now to the issue of the FBI raid.
Tell us about who got raided, when that happened, and then we'll get to Microsoft.
Well, my colleagues Spencer Meads and Eric Cochran, Project Veritas uh colleagues, uh got raided November third.
They took their hard drives, cell phones, laptops, thumbnail, uh you know, uh cell phones, and then I issued a statement, and then they came to my apartment in Westchester, New York and raided me.
And Sean, you aired video this week of my colleague Eric Cochran being raided.
It's very disturbing.
There are guns, there are flashlights, they they took all of our they put us in handcuffs.
It's very rare for the Department of Justice to ever issue search warrants against journalists, obviously.
The Attorney General expressly forbids such things unless he he himself gives permission.
It's unclear whether Merrick Garland actually did that.
We assume he did not.
We assume the secret warrants were not approved by William Barr in November of 2020 because there were only two weeks or so that passed between Ashley Biden knowing about reached out to her and her father for comment and when this actually occurred.
So it's it's probably done through the Southern District of New York, made a decision there in New York City in federal court.
I get raided, and on my warrant that I'm holding in my hand, it it lists various crimes.
I haven't been charged with these crimes.
They were just listed on the search warrant as things like transporting material across state lines, um accessory after the fact.
I mean, these are absurd things to throw at a journalist, which journalists get sent documents all the time that may or may not be stolen.
We didn't know.
The source approached us with a document, the Supreme Court protects the rights of journalists to print documents that sources send them.
See, this is a very important point here because if you are a conservative, you got a very different standard than any liberal.
Look at the case of the Hunter Biden laptop issue.
Um I but was offered it many times, but based on what I my sources told me were on it, my lawyer was adamant that you can't accept it for reasons you're describing, even though I am a member of the press.
I am a talk show host.
I do straight news, I do investigative reporting, uh I give my opinion, uh we talk about every issue, culture, sports, you name it.
I'm like an entire newspaper, so that's why when people Oh, you don't call yourself a journalist.
No, I'm not a journalist, but journalism is part of what I do.
And uh frankly, um more right than the so-called journalists in this country are, and I've been proven right again and again.
But putting that aside, the even though I should have those very protections you're talking about, they uh this this standard would never apply to the New York Times or the Washington Post.
We even have a court precedent involving both those papers, uh they're called the Pentabuck Pentagon Papers case stolen material that they ended up printing.
Yeah, you'd be you'd have a right as a talk show host and or a journalist or even a citizen to publish that which someone's transmits to you.
It's a Supreme Court case beyond the buttons.
But my lawyer looking out for my best interest said, here's the problem.
Uh you're not uh you're not even allowed to have it in your possession as a citizen, as a as a member of the press I am, but he said they're not going to care in your case.
Your Hannity, they they well, they'll throw the book at you.
Well, I think that's a fair point.
The New York Times and CNN, but this would never happen to them.
And Project Garitas is a news organization, and the federal judge, in this case, Judge Torres in New York, in November, after the raid, five days after the raid, ordered the FBI to stop and to sign what's called a special master, which is very rare to get that appointed.
And the federal judge said, uh, James O'Keefe, Project Garitas are entitled to journalistic privilege.
So the judge except The judge made the right call here.
The judge was a hundred percent right.
Keep going.
That's a great things take a crazy turn.
After that happened, the FBI, Department of Justice, Southern District of New York, went to Microsoft and and got a gag order on Microsoft.
We use Microsoft for our emails, and a magistrate judge, that's a different judge, signed it.
They went behind that judge's back and they gagged Microsoft.
Microsoft filed a motion uh opposing this, and the moment Microsoft put it on paper and sent it to the Southern District, uh, the Southern District backed down.
This is ten days ago.
We found out about this.
They didn't file the uh the motion, but they they Microsoft tipped us off about it, and a gag order was lifted, Sean, and now we found out that they were trying to stop people from knowing they should be secret, they're called sneak and peak warrants.
This is like CIA level stuff they were doing to a journalism organization in the United States of America.
And the probable cause for the sneak and peak warrants going back to January 2020, well, guess what?
They weren't even on the warrants, they raided my home with.
So this is a scandal.
This is a probably I said on your show on Wednesday, the biggest infringement of freedom of the press in the history of the United States.
So we have one minute left.
What is your recourse?
What is your next move?
We filed a motion with the judge and we said we want to know the names of the people who did this.
We obviously want to want to know what companies, what other vendors they went to.
We found out Uber they did this to Uber.
Did they do this to Apple?
Verizon.
I mean, we we filed a motion, we want relief, and we want to know the names of this the U.S. attorneys are out of control in New York.
And they're obviously trying to cover their tracks because they tried to gag people from speaking about it.
So we want release.
And we want to do that.
And it seems like Microsoft did the right thing.
Am I wrong on that?
I think Microsoft actually did the right thing.
I actually think that they uh I have to give them a lot of credit, Sean, because they tipped me off and they care about their their clients as a vendor.
They don't want their clients being spied on.
And and the what if the government the government had access to all of our emails?
And then they leak it to the to the New York Times, for example.
Let me tell you, special master or not, they already made their copies.
I would um I I would bet my life on it.
Speculation, but I bet my life on it.
That's why this is such a gr a grave case, and we're carrying the rights of so many other people, because they could if they could do it to me, they will do it to you.
And the and the ACLU thinks it's outrageous.
And the New York Times also thought it was outrageous this week.
All right, big news.
We'll c we'll continue to follow it.
James O'Keefe, founder, CEO of Project Veritas, unbelievable times we're living in.
Thanks for being with us.
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All right, as promised, we'll get a lot of calls in today.
Mike is in Alabama.
Uh Mike, glad you called.
All right, War Eagle Wall uh roll tide, what is it?
Uh it's roll tide.
You know what?
I'll tell you why there's more roll tide people though, because you cannot find a better college football coach than Nick Saban.
You just can't.
I agree.
I do live in a house divided.
My wife, bless her heart.
She's an Auburn fan, but love her anyway.
I love her anyway, in spite of our football.
If you don't know Alabama football, it is there's Jesus on Sunday, and there's Alabama Auburn on Saturday.
That's it.
It's a r it's another religion.
That that is exactly correct.
What's going on, Mike?
What's on your mind today?
Uh well well, I'm a truck driver.
And um I'm infuriated with uh the price of our fuel.
Um I heard a ridiculous uh uh some something on Fox News, I believe it was, it was a survey, it showed that 50% of people or 51% of people blame Biden for the rising energy costs, and the others they blame Putin.
I want to know who those people are.
The the polls I've seen, I don't I'm not real sure exactly which which poll question you're referring to, but but people know that it's Joe Biden's fault.
Uh Buck uh we were paying nearly a dollar fifty more a gallon on average around the country long before Putin invaded Ukraine.
Uh are they trying to use that as the reason for the record high gas prices and lie to us?
Yeah, of course they are.
They're doing the same thing with inflation.
We've had a 40-year record high of inflation uh for many months before Putin even amassed troops on the border of Ukraine.
Exactly.
Now the the fuel cost for us as drivers is as a direct refle a reflection of what the prices are at the grocery store, at the furniture store, or whatever.
Um what would normally cost me, say, three hundred dollars to fill my truck up is now costing me six hundred and fifty dollars.
Now let me ask you, are you an owner?
Are you an owner operator, or do you work for a company?
Owner operator.
Okay.
So you're paying twice what you are paying, is it or about twice, is that right?
That is correct.
Okay.
Now, uh you work hard.
I assume uh what kind of rig do you have?
Uh I have a 2019 Freightliner.
Okay.
So you're out there working hard every day, and you you know, and by the way, when your truck goes down with the supply chain crisis, you gotta you gotta scramble because it's hard to get parts right now.
I don't envy truckers and trucking companies at this moment, uh, but you're paying twice as much.
Now, truckers uh good truckers make can make good money, especially if they work hard, you hustle, you're an owner operator, I'm sure you're hustling every day, and but you're not gonna make less money, uh, nor should you make less money because you work so hard.
So who does who ends up paying the price of the the doubling of your diesel prices?
Well, I actually well the consumer does, but uh actually the the freight rates are not reflected in the rising cost, not not equally reflected into the rising cost of fuel.
So if you book a load that pays you $2,500 or $3,000 or whatever, that's exactly what it paid when fuel was say uh $2.50 a gallon.
See, but now I'm talking I have friends in the trucking business, very close friends in the trucking business, and they tell me that the costs are covering it.
I don't know, I guess there's some big national bulletin board where you can go to and and pick the routes and and there's just not enough trucks out there, so and you can't get new trucks as you probably already know.
Um parts is hard to get, so they get uh at least my friends are getting a premium for the loads that they have, then they said they're even actually profiting more this year than last year.
That's not the case with you.
Well, no, I'm an I'm an owner-operator, but I do not run under my own authority.
Now, if you're running under your own authority, yes, you will see the the difference there, but I'm under a contract.
Um now the the rates uh I mean we just got a little boost, but not not really enough to to cover it.
Uh but every every single thing, like I I can stop at a truck stop uh, for example, to go in to get a shower.
Why would inflation uh an energy cost raise the price of a shower at a truck stop?
We're talking 18 bucks to take a shower.
You know, and it is every little thing is costing more money.
During the the beginning of the pandemic, my wife started just to help out a little bit.
She started her own little small uh business, uh pretty much online only, and she's done pretty good with it, but with since the rising cost, uh it's getting harder and harder for her to stay competitive, and she is starting to see that.
Uh and the supply I just hate to hear this.
I mean, look, this goes to the heart of what I was saying earlier when I talked about the economy and and add to this now, on top of the the rising food prices that we already have, now quote food shortages are coming to uh America.
Um you can't find a new a new truck.
I don't care if it's Frider, Freightliner, you know, Penskey, whatever whatever it is, you can't find them.
Um inflation now Americans are facing new ones.
Well, okay, so rent prices are up to record highs, gas prices are record highs, a 40-year high of inflation, a food shortage now added to the already high cost of food, uh electric heating and cooling your home.
That's all costing more.
Uh and and by the way, these idiots, by the way, wanna now the Democrats they want to raise gas price uh uh taxes on gas companies.
And what do you think the gas companies are gonna do?
I just had a good friend of mine from church, uh Sean tell me uh I I mentioned to him that I can buy fuel cheaper in North Georgia now than I can in South Carolina, which is mind-boggling.
And he told me, well, uh Brian Kemp has uh suspended the state tax on fuel in Georgia, and I had no idea.
Well, there are people in Southern California, the average for a gallon of gasoline now, the average is well over six bucks a gallon.
They're actually going to Mexico crossing the border and they're filling up the tanks there and coming back.
Yeah, I mean, that and they're saving a fortune doing it.
Listen, uh, thank you for what you do, because everything we buy in every store we go to got there by a truck.
You make that possible.
I know it's tough work.
Um I I think you need to go back to your your vendor that you have a contract with, and you you gotta say, I'm I'm getting killed here.
You guys gotta raise rates.
Um that's my my business mind working, so that's what I would do, but thank you for what you do every day.
All right.
Well, one last thing, Sean, I'll let you go.
I know you've talked a lot about going to Florida.
You need to go ahead and do it, and if you're not willing to do it, I think Linda and everyone else in your organization need a raise until that happens.
You need to get to the city.
No, there are they can work from wherever they want.
Linda's not in New York.
Yeah.
Well, first of all, that's not the point.
I think the important part of his comment was the raise part.
We should focus on that.
That's right.
Okay, now we're gonna have a little truth time.
Linda, do I or do I not?
Oh, come on.
Just have fun with it.
Don't get all trouble on me.
Do I or do I not take good care of the people that work for you?
Yeah, Sean, you take good care of the people who are not.
No, no, no.
Nobody's saying you don't seem to be.
Because it was supposed to be funny.
Ha ha Friday Funday.
No, no, it's not funny to me.
Because you you I take great care of my team.
Sweet baby James, do I not take great care of you?
You take great care of the whole thing.
Thank you.
Somebody's on my side for once.
We're gonna have to mute Linda's mic for the rest of the day.
Oh, no, that could never happen.
Oh, yeah, it can happen.
I know people.
Uh listeners will revolt if that happens.
That's great.
Uh let's say hi to Clyde in Oklahoma.
What's up, Clyde?
How are you?
I'm good, Sean.
Technically, when when I called in, uh she asked me where I was, I was I was in Oklahoma.
I actually live in Texas.
I live in a small town just north of the D FW area.
Uh, what's going on?
Uh hey, um, yesterday or the other day, you know, I've heard a lot of talk about this, and and I just on this whole Russia Ukraine deal, I just disagree with us sending arms to support that war.
I think we're escalating it.
And I think if uh as the world supposed world supposed leaders, that we should be trying to broker peace and not rampant ramp this thing up and racket this thing up to escalate this you can't have peace talks with somebody that's unwilling to have peace talks.
You'll be sitting at the table till the cows come home.
Listen, I I'll repeat this again.
So Ukraine is listen, it it I I have been a strong critic of Ukraine.
The corruption stinks to high heaven.
You can see in Joe Biden's leveraging a billion of our dollars to get a prosecutor fired, investigating a zero experienced son.
So I'm not happy with Ukrainian corruption.
That's not the issue, though, here.
There are other means, other instead of indiscriminate bombing and leveling of Merriopole, an entire city.
I mean, it's pretty pretty much rubbed now, thanks to Vladimir, seeing images of dead women and children, seeing uh uh apartment complexes just blown into to smithereens, uh, dead women and children in the street.
Uh I just support the Reagan doctrine.
And the Reagan doctrine was exactly what we did when the former Soviet Union went into Afghanistan.
We provided the Mujahidin, they weren't perfect either, uh stinger missiles, and they were able to defeat the Soviets.
We helped the the Contra rebels in Nicaragua, uh beat the Sandinistas and Daniel Ortega being supported by the former Soviet Union.
Um not one not one American boot on the ground.
But remember, the Mujahideen ended up coming back, and that's who we ended up fighting in Afghanistan all these other years, too, their descendants.
Well, remember, it's it's sort of like during World War II, we made uh alliances that you never thought we'd have to make, but uh war brings about strange partnerships.
And if remember Soviet expansionism, remember when the Nazis we ended up partnering with Russia in World War II.
Originally with them with the Nazis.
Uh but uh but if you remember correctly, though, that Japan bombed us, and so we declared war on Japan.
We didn't declare war on Germany until Germany declared war on us because of the Axis relationship that they had with Japan.
And all I'm saying is that my well, let me ask this question.
This for me now becomes a moral issue.
And I and and when I played the Reagan doctrine, I played it on TV, I played it here, I won't play it again.
When I played him, that he talked about rights coming from God, freedom and liberty is God given, and that you know what role should America play in the world?
I agree with everybody that will say we cannot be the world's policeman.
But I but my conscience, my soul, my religious faith I'm a I'm a Christian, aspiring Christian, because you know, you're I'm the Christian that always needs forgiveness, it seems.
But anyway, it it just I cannot in good conscience do nothing when they're eviscerating innocent women, men, women, and children.
This this isn't so much about the country Ukraine for me, as much as it is about, you know, we've watched what's happened historically in Europe before.
Uh I'd rather it end here, and I'd rather stand up to the to the person that's killing and responsible for and has all the blood on his hands for killing those women and children.
Does that not move you in any way to at least give them the weaponry so they can defend their country?
But see, everything you say is You got to answer that question.
Do those images it's horrible.
It's horrible.
It's horrible.
Does that not move you to at least want the to provide them the weaponry?
I'm I'm a missionary to Africa.
I see a lot of these horrible things that I see and I witness.
I do.
And again, this changed my philosophy in 2000.
My dad's a retired brigadier general for the the military.
And so I understand all these things.
But if that's the case, then let's just quit messing around and let's go after them.
But see, we're not doing that.
I don't think we I I don't think we I don't think we should.
I disagree.
There's a point at which if the Ukrainians show the courage, the valor that they've been showing, and the willingness to fight for their own country, as they've been showing, Europe especially and the United States can give them the weaponry, and if we provided it to them, missile defense systems, air defense systems, drones, uh javelins, uh let's see, but stinger missiles, and I would I would let Poland give them all the MIGs they want.
I think they can they they've shown they can they can defeat the Soviet Union, they've stymied them.
They've held the Soviet Union back, I'm sorry, Russia back.
And to me, it's been fairly miraculous uh their ability to fight with being so outmanned and so outgunned.
Well, look, can I ask you one question?
Yes, sir.
Last question.
Do you think had Ukraine not given up their nuclear weapons when they signed that agreement back in 1997 with Bill Clinton and Russia, that Russia would have done this?
The Budapest Agreement, uh, that was the dumbest thing they ever did.
But see, that's what I'm saying.
People forget that that happened.
But wait a minute, but if we're gonna take it, if we're gonna go talk about this agreement, remember that agreement ensured Ukraine that the United States, Great Britain, and Russia would provide for their safety concerns.
So much for keeping that agreement.
Right.
But listen, it's it's not an it's not a I understand people that disagree, but look, the Fox News poll that came out, the almost 70-some percent of people agree with with me.
If the Ukrainians are willing to fight, provide them the weaponry, let's end Putin's territorial ambitions here, because we don't know how far they go.
Anyway, good call.
I hope you have a great weekend.
I appreciate you checking in.
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