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Reporters Scoff At James O'Keefe's Big New 'Scoop' To Destroy Hillary
James O'Keefe promised a new undercover video campaign that would expose "illegal activity conducted by high-level employees within Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign." Tuesday, he released the first video, produced by his group Project Veritas Action.
His group's big scoop?
That a Canadian citizen spent $75 on Hillary swag at Clinton's June campaign kickoff event.
Reporters at the press conference O'Keefe held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., to unveil the latest "gotcha" could not contain their disdain.
"Is this a joke?" one reporter asked O'Keefe.
In the five-minute video, a Project Veritas member approached the booth at the event on New York's Roosevelt Island alongside an apparent Canadian citizen, who Project Veritas says it did not know but was in line with by "pure happenstance."
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When grilled by reporters there, O'Keefe admitted that he did not know the identity of the Canadian, that the campaign contribution made by the Canadian woman was actually $30-$40, and that Project Veritas also likely violated the law.
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"These are not amateurs. We have a sort of seal team 6" O'Keefe says of his undercover "journalists"
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LOL
His group's big scoop?
That a Canadian citizen spent $75 on Hillary swag at Clinton's June campaign kickoff event.
Reporters at the press conference O'Keefe held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., to unveil the latest "gotcha" could not contain their disdain.
"Is this a joke?" one reporter asked O'Keefe.
In the five-minute video, a Project Veritas member approached the booth at the event on New York's Roosevelt Island alongside an apparent Canadian citizen, who Project Veritas says it did not know but was in line with by "pure happenstance."
....
When grilled by reporters there, O'Keefe admitted that he did not know the identity of the Canadian, that the campaign contribution made by the Canadian woman was actually $30-$40, and that Project Veritas also likely violated the law.
....
"These are not amateurs. We have a sort of seal team 6" O'Keefe says of his undercover "journalists"
....
LOL
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the link was going to one of those "fake but funny" Onion ripoff sites.
Oy. 
--imm
