Project Veritas

The video reveals that he masks his help of unions because of how polarizing they're in Indiana. Another alleged CNN employee, recognized as media coordinator Christian Sierra, said that “everybody at the network” complains in regards to the anti-Trump tone.
Investigative information outlet and activist group Project Veritas launched the footage Tuesday morning. Here’s ABC’s response to a Project Veritas video of Amy Robach expressing frustration that her Jeffrey Epstein piece didn’t run. Paired with NBC News’ burying of the Harvey Weinstein story, we now have evidence of two main media institutions defending serial abusers. One wonders what number of younger women might need been saved if they hadn’t. Monday, James O’Keefe, who is known for his undercover work exposing government and media corruption, teased his followers with the following, “Deadman Switch Activated”, including depth to the anticipation of his next video release, to arrive Tuesday.
"Protester pleads responsible to conspiring to disrupt DeploraBall for Trump supporters". The Washington Post.
David Folkenflik, "Elements Of NPR Gotcha Video Taken Out Of Context", npr.org, March 14, 2011; accessed February 24, 2015. Robert O'Harrow Jr., Project Veritas acquired $1.7 million last yr from charity related to the Koch brothers, Washington Post (December 1, 2017). "A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — story about Roy Moore. Who's playing Ariel in The Little Mermaid live action seems to be a part of undercover sting operation". Washington Post.
The video also showed somebody identified as a CNN media coordinator Nick Neville being secretly recorded. Project Veritas, founded in 2010 by controversial right-wing provocateur James O’Keefe, has specialized in releasing leaked or hidden digital camera footage of mainstream media figures, typically with the intent of exposing bias or embarrassing moments.