CPAC 2021: Project Veritas Hosts Party with Rush Limbaugh Producer Bo Snerdley and Members of the Media; Honoring the Late, Great Radio Giant and Celebrating Insiders
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James O’Keefe and Project Veritas hosted a CPAC celebration in Orlando, FL on Friday evening, honoring the memory of radio legend Rush Limbaugh and highlighting the vital undercover work being carried out by whistleblowers and operatives around the country.
Limbaugh’s longtime producer, Bo Snerdley, was in attendance and gave a speech focused on the passion Rush had for media – as well as his love and respect for O’Keefe and Project Veritas.
Veritas employees and members of the media – including writers from Mediaite, The New York Post and Fox News -- were in attendance to discuss the conference and possible upcoming stories centered on widespread corruption.
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“We’re going to fight. And We’re going to win,” O’Keefe said during his speech.
[ORLANDO, FL – Feb. 27, 2021] Project Veritas CEO James O’Keefe hosted a party on Friday at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, which highlighted the reporting of Project Veritas’ whistleblowers, while also paying special tribute to the memory of radio pioneer and media legend Rush Limbaugh.
The brave insiders who stepped forward and put their careers and reputations on the line for the public’s right to know included USPS’ Richard Hopkins, Google’s Zach Vorhies, CNN’s Cary Poarch, Pinterest’s Eric Cochran, and Facebook’s Zach McElroy and Ryan Hartwig.
Limbaugh’s longtime producer Bo Snerdley made an appearance at the event to share his memories of Rush. He said the late radio star respected and loved O’Keefe for the work he and his team have done to help educate and inform the public.
“The reason that there was a Rush Limbaugh, is the reason that there’s a James O’Keefe,” Snerdley said.
O’Keefe closed the ceremony by sharing Project Veritas’ plan to take dishonest media publications to court. If these lawsuits make it past the initial stages it would force a deposition, which would place members of the media legally under oath.
Press outlets would then be forced to talk about their multiple retractions -- on the record -- and could potentially be compelled to turn over private correspondences, in relation to Project Veritas.
The Project Veritas Team appreciates the opportunity to participate in this latest edition of CPAC and will be updating the public on any further developments as the conference continues.
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Project Veritas is a non-profit investigative news organization conducting undercover reporting. Project Veritas investigates and exposes corruption, dishonesty, self-dealing, waste, fraud, and other misconduct in both public and private institutions to achieve a more ethical and transparent society. Project Veritas is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.