That means getting close enough to sources to uncover the truth, but never so close that you surrender your independence to them. A journalist who takes orders from the institutions they are supposed to scrutinize is no longer acting independently. That is the difference between us and the New York Times reporter I confronted: we don’t take orders from the national security state. That independence has consequences. They continue to fear us and sue us because we don't take orders from the deep state. ---------- Follow James O'Keefe: X - https://x.com/jamesokeefeiii Instagram - https://instagram.com/jamesokeefeiii Follow O'Keefe Media Group: X - https://x.com/okeefemedia Instagram - https://instagram.com/okeefemedia Facebook -…
College sports reporter Ross Dellenger on what's really inside the Protect College Sports Act. Watch the latest episode of NewsNation's "BIFF" podcast: https://youtu.be/Z7Dxu5PDgsw #PCSA #ProtectCollegeSportsAct #collegesports
Something strange is going on with Russia’s plague story, and it's making me go hmm... In this emergency basement broadcast, I talk about the reporting surrounding a laboratory worker in Irkutsk, conflicting headlines, official statements, and the unusual parallels drawing attention online (whether or not they're being artificially promoted or otherwise...). From Russia’s Anti-Plague Institute to Annie Jacobsen’s book and emergency preparedness exercises, this video basically is cataloging the reported details, weirdness, unanswered questions, and coincidences. But I'm not saying everything is connected--I just wish I would've been more vigilant about doing this on my channel in 2020 so the timeline is clear. The details are still…
American-Israeli student Sophie Shabot's claims against The New School recall UCLA's "Jew Exclusion Zone," Oberlin College aiding student-led campaign to destroy a local bakery, which produced multimillion-dollar legal penalties.
