“There’s a class of people in this country who care more about the money than they do about the country,” says Nathaniel Johnson, Policy Advisor for the U.S. Department of Treasury, to an undercover OMG journalist.

“There’s a class of people in this country who care more about the money than they do about the country,” says Nathaniel Johnson, Policy Advisor for the U.S. Department of Treasury, to an undercover OMG journalist.
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Government, James O'Keefe
“The truth is, we don’t let them [political appointees] get in our way,” admits Brandon Wright, Platform Services Manager for the Department of Homeland Security, on hidden camera, to an undercover O’Keefe Media Group Journalist. Drawing an analogy to a septic tank, Wright described the multi-layered bureaucracy within DHS: “There’s a lot of layers, like [in] government… By the time the actual marching orders get to me and below, we can filter it in a way that steadies the ship.”
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Government, James O'Keefe
“I’ve been in conversation with a couple of retired generals to explore what we can do,” Jamie Mannina, advisor to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon, former FBI Special Agent, and self-proclaimed “spy hunter,” disclosed to an undercover OMG Journalist his plans to utilize irregular strategies to undermine Donald Trump’s presidency.
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Donald Trump, Government, James O'Keefe, Radicals
“Facebook gave them [The Rockefeller Foundation] a hundred thousand dollars in ad credits per city,” revealed an inside source from the Rockefeller organization. According to recordings leaked to Citizen Journalism Foundation by the inside source, Facebook granted ad credits to the Rockefeller Foundation, amounting to at least “five hundred thousand dollars,” in 2021.
Posted in Citizen Journalism, James O'Keefe, Social Media
“Joe Biden is, like, dead. Not literally. Like, he, like, can’t say a sentence,” admits Henry Appel, advisor at the National Security Council (NSC), about the current state of the President’s health. Appel, who works in the Intelligence Programs Directorate, noted his team’s responsibility for providing senior policymakers with top secrets, stating, “We give all of the senior policymakers all of the secrets.” He went on to describe Biden’s deteriorating communication skills as a concern, adding, “[Biden] can’t say a sentence.” Recalling a phone call in which the President struggled to understand the simple phrase, “novel phenomenon,” Appel shared “He [Biden] was just like, ‘What do you mean, like a book?’ when my boss [Jake Sullivan] used the word ‘novel.’”
Posted in James O'Keefe, Joe Biden
“We don’t want to have an epidemic of people freezing to death,” a resident declared during the Buncombe County Commissioners meeting, voicing frustration over the slow pace of disaster relief in North Carolina. Another resident added, “I’ve never seen the lack of public officials coming out and actually trying to help,” reflecting the sentiment of abandonment felt by many in the community.
“We just want to know where the cars are going,” James O’Keefe said to an official representing Strategic Security Corp. outside of a FEMA lodging facility, pressing for details on the movement and whereabouts of the disaster relief resources in North Carolina. The official responded, “If they didn’t give you the information you want, then I’m sorry… you’re gonna have to go.”
Posted in Government, James O'Keefe, Public Health/Safety
“I’m just trying to understand what you’re alleging here. Are you saying this organization is trying to influence voters directly?” questioned Washington Post reporter Amy Gardner, implying a potential concern about O’Keefe Media Group’s editing regarding the coverage of activities outside of the Philadelphia City Commissioners Office.
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Elections, James O'Keefe
If you were to send a poll worker a hidden camera to record audiovisual in a voting location, you might be guilty of conspiracy to violate Arizona law,” warned Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell (@Rachel1Mitchell) in a letter that was leaked to The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) prior to James O’Keefe’s knowledge of its contents. Contrary to the implications made by Mitchell, O’Keefe Media Group has upheld transparency regarding its commitment to refrain from sending hidden cameras to Arizona for legal purposes regarding voter privacy, raising questions about the communication practices within the county.
Posted in Citizen Journalism, James O'Keefe