James O’Keefe Takes it To The Enemy. SiliCON Valley

[Solar]

This is an awesome video, he gets right in their face.
From his email...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EaVTKY636U&feature=youtu.be

Dear Solar

Last night, James went behind enemy lines in Silicon Valley and participated in an intense debate about the power of Big Tech.

Discussion was focused on the topic "Big Tech has a Political Bias, and Policy Changes are Needed to Address it."

James went there to speak truth to power and provide evidence of Big Tech censorship.

The audience was presented with compelling clips from within Google and Twitter. James showed leaked algorithmic codes proving that Pinterest and Facebook censor political content on their platforms. He had his opponents on the defensive from the inception.

Videos and images transfix in ways that words cannot.

Project Veritas' Eric Cochran also attended as the brave young man who lost his job as a software engineer at Pinterest. He was the Insider who exposed Pinterest's censorship of pro-life group Live Action, and derivations of bible verse search terms.

When the Pinterest story first broke, they initially removed Live Action from the porn domain block-list. But when Pinterest realized that our story was blowing up, the company banned Live Action outright. Further evidence of their bias and corruption.

Before the debate even started, Berin Szoka tried to stereotype James as a conspiracy theorist allegedly pushing conservative victimhood.


Berin continued his pre-debate attacks onto the stage, besmirching the character of Project Veritas journalists as untruthful, while refusing to acknowledge the reality of the evidence James showed.

Project Veritas' objective to appear at the debate, consistent with our core values and mission, was simply to show the public the truth about what goes on behind closed doors at these companies.

Going into 2020, more brave Insiders like Eric Cochran will be coming to Project Veritas. Big Tech censorship will continue to be exposed, and there is nothing Berin can do about that.