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In the early morning hours of November 6, 2021 the Biden FBI raided the home of ''[[Project Veritas]]'' founder [[James O'Keefe]] and seized his cell phone with his reporter's notes, privileged communications with lawyers, and confidential donor information.  Within days, ''[[The New York Times]]'' published information from the cell phone.<ref>https://thepostmillennial.com/project-veritas-dhillon-tucker-nyt</ref>  ''Project Veritas'' filed a defamation lawsuit against the ''New York Times'' in October 2020 over a report on [[ballot harvesting]] by the [[Ilhan Omar]] campaign in Minnesota.  The ''Times'' referred to ''Project Veritas''' reporting as a "coordinated disinformation campaign".<ref>https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/oct/30/project-veritas-sues-new-york-times-over-dishonest/</ref>  Weeks before the FBI harassment, ''Project Veritas'' reported on the mega-pharmaceutical firm [[Pfizer]] having used aborted fetuses in development of its mRNA [[covid]] vaccine.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/pfizer-leaks-whistleblower-goes-on-record-reveals-internal-emails-from-chief/</ref>  The raid was conducted under the purported theft of [[Ashley Biden]];s diary, wherein she recalls taking "inappropriate" showers with her father, Joe Biden, as a young girl.<ref>https://nationalfile.com/official-national-file-statement-regarding-fbi-interest-in-ashley-bidens-probably-not-appropriate-showers-diary/</ref>  The judge ordered the ''[[New York Times]]'' ​to  explain how they obtained access to the legal correspondence between O’Keefe and his attorneys.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/11/18/judge-in-project-veritas-v-new-york-times-case-orders-nyt-to-defend-and-explain-access-to-okeefe-legal-communication/</ref>

In the early morning hours of November 6, 2021 the Biden FBI raided the home of ''[[Project Veritas]]'' founder [[James O'Keefe]] and seized his cell phone with his reporter's notes, privileged communications with lawyers, and confidential donor information.  Within days, ''[[The New York Times]]'' published information from the cell phone.<ref>https://thepostmillennial.com/project-veritas-dhillon-tucker-nyt</ref>  ''Project Veritas'' filed a defamation lawsuit against the ''New York Times'' in October 2020 over a report on [[ballot harvesting]] by the [[Ilhan Omar]] campaign in Minnesota.  The ''Times'' referred to ''Project Veritas''' reporting as a "coordinated disinformation campaign".<ref>https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/oct/30/project-veritas-sues-new-york-times-over-dishonest/</ref>  Weeks before the FBI harassment, ''Project Veritas'' reported on the mega-pharmaceutical firm [[Pfizer]] having used aborted fetuses in development of its mRNA [[covid]] vaccine.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/pfizer-leaks-whistleblower-goes-on-record-reveals-internal-emails-from-chief/</ref>  The raid was conducted under the purported theft of [[Ashley Biden]];s diary, wherein she recalls taking "inappropriate" showers with her father, Joe Biden, as a young girl.<ref>https://nationalfile.com/official-national-file-statement-regarding-fbi-interest-in-ashley-bidens-probably-not-appropriate-showers-diary/</ref>  The judge ordered the ''[[New York Times]]'' ​to  explain how they obtained access to the legal correspondence between O’Keefe and his attorneys.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/11/18/judge-in-project-veritas-v-new-york-times-case-orders-nyt-to-defend-and-explain-access-to-okeefe-legal-communication/</ref>

According to documents reviewed by [[Project Veritas]], the Joe Biden DOJ used subpoenas to [[Microsoft]] to gain access to documents and files belonging to [[James O’Keefe]] and other journalists at the organization.  The DOJ issued gag orders to the tech firm to stop them from informing Project Veritas about the surveillance, and this DOJ activity continued even after a judge ordered the DOJ to stop exploiting the electronic devices previously seized.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/microsoft-corporation-legal-documents-show-biden-doj-spying-on-project/</ref>

According to documents reviewed by Project Veritas, the Joe Biden DOJ used subpoenas to [[Microsoft]] to gain access to documents and files belonging to [[James O’Keefe]] and other journalists at the organization.  The DOJ issued gag orders to the tech firm to stop them from informing Project Veritas about the surveillance, and this DOJ activity continued even after a judge ordered the DOJ to stop exploiting the electronic devices previously seized.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/microsoft-corporation-legal-documents-show-biden-doj-spying-on-project/</ref>

===Steve Bannonn indictment===

===Steve Bannonn indictment===