by Sharon Rondeau
(Feb. 1, 2024) — On Wednesday night, O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) founder James O’Keefe, who also launched Project Veritas in 2008, held a “Twitter Spaces” discussion about a video he released depicting a White House cybersecurity employee admitting that behind the scenes, Biden regime personnel had discussed replacing Kamala Harris on the 2024 ballot and reportedly admitted they are aware Biden is “slowing down,” meaning cognitively.
On Tuesday, O’Keefe released a lengthy statement on “X,” formerly Twitter, appearing to indicate that in releasing the undercover video the following day, he could be placing himself in danger.
“…At 39, I’ve lived a good life,” O’Keefe wrote. ”Whether it’s complete or not is not up to me. What happens next, I don’t know. If there’s more to come here, so be it…”
At 9:11 a.m. EST Thursday, “James O’Keefe” was the top trend on Twitter outside of the “promoted” trend from State Farm, although at 9:12, the trend disappeared from the list.
Wearing black eyeglasses and with apparently dyed hair, O’Keefe sat in a restaurant with an individual identified as “Charlie Kraiger, Cybersecurity Policy Analyst and Foreign Affairs Executive Office of the President.”
In the 13-minute segment of “Part II” of O’Keefe’s series titled, “OMG Investigates the Swamp,” O’Keefe is shown asking Kraiger if he is “pretty high-up” in the executive White House hierarchy, to which Kraiger replies, “Yeah, I’m fairly high-up. I’m good at keeping secrets…I manage two federal agencies: the State Department and USAID…”
“So when you say, ‘security,’ like, you’re like protecting…” O’Keefe asked Kraiger, to which he responded, “The networks of the federal agencies, who you give all your information to.”
“The mission is to protect information…?” O’Keefe reiterated.
“Yes, and we serve — we are like the president’s voice when we go into meetings in terms of discussing and promoting the president’s priorities.”
“Is he going to be the nominee?” O’Keefe asked, referring to Joe Biden.
“Yes,” Kraiger responded, “and she (Kamala Harris) will be the vice-president nominee. There was some debate about removing her from the ticket, but sadly, they didn’t. She can’t keep black staff; they quit on her en masse.”
“But with him…he’s got dementia,” O’Keefe said.
“Yeah, I know; he’s definitely slowing down,” Kraiger said, nodding affirmatively to O’Keefe’s observation.
“Do they know that he has those issues?” O’Keefe asked.
“I think so, and the polling shows it,” Kraiger replied. He then opened up further, stating the rationale he believed to be operative in the decision to “not remove the first black lady to be vice president…” from the 2024 ballot is, “She’s a woman, and she’s multiracial.” “I think that they’re really concerned about that,” Kraiger said.
“But they won’t say it…they can’t say it publicly,” O’Keefe rejoined.
“Oh, no, they gotta toe the line,” Kraiger replied. Upon O’Keefe’s probing of the matter, Kraiger replied with a smile and a shrug, “I’m just telling you what I’ve heard…Does it make sense? No, but that’s what I’ve heard.”
Through several splices of the interview, at 2:18, O’Keefe asked Kraiger, “So you work at the White House, and my question is, ‘What are you doing on a meeting with James O’Keefe?’” Taking off the glasses, O’Keefe continued, “What kind of cybersecurity operation are you guys running over there?”
Confused, Kraiger responded, “What do you…we’re running a good cybersecurity operation over there.”
“Well, obviously not…” O’Keefe replied, concluding that segment of the preview portion of the video.
At 3:15, O’Keefe begins a formal introduction of Kraiger. “I met with him undercover on Sunday, January the 21st with my hair dyed, wearing fake eyeglasses,” O’Keefe said. ”Not only did he not recognize me; he sang like a bird.”
The video then depicts Kraiger providing his background at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, which states as its mission: “to improve public policy and leadership so people can live in societies that are more safe, free, just, and sustainably prosperous. By combining cutting-edge research, the teaching of outstanding students, and direct interaction with practitioners, we have an impact on solving public problems that no other institution can match.”
As of 10:26 a.m. EST, O’Keefe was trending in third place on “X.”
