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British royal family news divulges that Prince Andrew is in the headlines again due to his friendship with dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Back in the day Andrew had a crisis fixer and embarrassing film of the manager referring to Andrew has surfaced.

According to the Daily Beast, a hidden camera was used by James O’Keefe “the founder of Project Veritas, which has previously been accused of publishing deceptively edited videos” to record John Bryan.

Prince Adnrew’s Shady Past

John Bryan, who dated Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson from 1991 to 1997, was caught on tape making audacious comments about the royal although he claims the reported stories are exaggerated.

Bryan was allegedly with Andrew after his train wreck BBC interview in which he tried to explain his friendship with Epstein who committed suicide in a NYC jail before being tried on sex trafficking charges.

During the interview Andrew tried to explain...

A leaked audio clip has ignited a controversy surrounding ESPN, revealing a staff member’s comments about sports personality Stephen A. Smith. The clip, posted by James O’Keefe, founder of the far-right activist group Project Veritas, allegedly captures a conversation between a person identified as LA-based assignment editor and producer Ryan Bertrand and another individual.

ESPN Staffer Calls Stephen A. Smith An “Angry Black Man” As Racist Comments Ignite Massive Controversy

In the audio, the person believed to be Bertrand is heard commenting on the perceived racial undertones of Smith’s on-air persona. “We have this one guy, his name is Stephen A. Smith, he plays the angry Black man on TV,” the voice says. “The angry Black man stereotype is basically, you’re loud, you talk over people, what you say is not necessarily important, it’s more how loud you are and how, I guess, you deliver your speech.

Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe was officially ousted from the organization this month, and for John Oliver, it’s certainly not hard to bid farewell to “alt-right Borat.”

Facing allegations of mistreating his employees and misusing company funds funds — to the point that Project Veritas is at risk of losing its non-profit classification — O’Keefe resigned on Feb. 20, posting a 45-minute resignation video online (something that Oliver had a good laugh at based on the length of it alone).

Still, while the “Last Week Tonight” host dubbed O’Keefe “basically alt-right Borat,” Oliver pointed out that conservative hosts and pundits are sticking with O’Keefe, and expressing their outrage over his ouster. That said, when Steve Bannon said “James O’Keefe is a national treasure, full stop,” Oliver steadfastly disagreed.

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“Wow.

John Oliver started off Last Week Tonight roasting Fox News for the second week in a row. The HBO Max host show started off by noting that Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg attended the train derailment in Ohio.

However, over on Fox News, Jesse Watters and Rachel Campos-Duffy asked why some personalities had not visited the site in East Palestine.

“Think about the environmental activists and corporate America, they weren’t there,” Campos-Duffy said on Fox & Friends Weekend.

The Real World: San Francisco alum continued, “This is an Erin Brockovich moment. There was a blockbuster Oscar-winning movie written about something like this.”

Watters added that Brockovich was actually paying a visit to East Palestine with Campos-Duffy asking, “But where is Julia Roberts?”

Oliver’s reaction to the Fox News segment left him confused and asking what they were talking about before educating the television personalities on Roberts’s profession.

James O’Keefe, the founder of right-wing video organization Project Veritas, took a paid leave as his leadership role at the nonprofit undergoes a review from its board, according to former and current staff members in a NY Mag report.

The chairman’s position is being considered for removal as the conservative organization is embroiled with complaints of O’Keefe’s “outright cruel” behavior towards employees and disgruntled donors, according to an internal memo signed by a third of its employees obtained by The Daily Beast.

Daniel Strack, the nonprofit’s executive director,...

Tulsi Gabbard, the former Hawaii congresswoman who sought the 2020 Democratic nomination for president, is completing her metamorphosis from iconoclast progressive to hardcore conservative by appearing as a featured guest at the Trumpy love-in known as the Conservative Political Action Conference.

Cpac 2022 begins Wednesday in Orlando, where Gabbard will join a roster of GOP loyalists — including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Republican senators Ted Cruz, Rick Scott and Marco Rubio, and Representatives Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan, Lauren Boebert, Madison Cawthorn and Marjorie Taylor Greene — in building buzz for the star of the circus,...

Miami — The strobes are pulsing. The fog machines are pumping. Three professional dancers wearing haute-couture costumes that appear to be made of newsprint contort themselves on stage to the all-encompassing roar of Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance. Their dance partners, dressed in blue windbreakers and FBI caps, run their hands lasciviously up these mainstream-media sirens. Behind them, on an enormous screen, graphics emerge through war-zone CGI smoke: the New York Times logo, followed by a “vs.,” followed by: “Veritas. Be Brave. Do Something.”

For once, no one can dispute the...

On Monday, we reported on a new investigation from James O'Keefe's Project Veritas that seeks to discredit a Rutgers professor and the think tank he does research for, but the main thrust of the piece, as the title "To Catch A Journalist" suggests, was an attack on The Huffington Post's Sam Stein. In an exclusive interview with Mediaite, O'Keefe defended his false assertion that an old journalism professor of Stein's accused Sam of getting his sources drunk, and responded to criticism of his reporting.