Project Veritas Killed Investigation Into 7,000 Pedophile Database After O'Keefe Departure
What was said
"They reach out, they said they want to do it. The journalists spent a ton of time uncovering these people, recording them undercover and asking them what were you doing on this site. But since it didn't make it into the New York Post or the New York Times, they weren't willing to continue with the story. Hannah Giles gets on the phone with me and says that this story is not a tidal wave, and it got completely shut down."
Montgomery detailed how Project Veritas journalists worked extensively to expose a database of 7,000 pedophiles connected to a website run by Virginia politician Nathan Larson, but interim CEO Hannah Giles personally killed the investigation, calling it 'not a tidal wave.' This occurred after James O'Keefe's departure. The journalists had obtained undercover footage confronting the predators but management refused to publish because mainstream newspapers wouldn't pick it up. Sean Ryan ultimately ran the story, which became his biggest podcast ever with hundreds of millions of views.
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- Programme
- Tucker Carlson Show
- Episode
- ‘The Ethical Hacker’ Exposes Satanic Child Predators Lurking Online & How He Hunts Them
- Clip time
- 1:10:35
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