project veritas: bartender who recorded romney<u+2019>s 47 percent speech was part of <u+2018>coordinated operation<u+2019> posted at 11:14 pm on october 26, 2016 by brett t. share on facebook share on twitter 




as twitchy reported, james o<u+2019>keefe on tuesday teased a new project veritas video that would ensure americans united for change director brad woodhouse a <u+201c>busy busy day.<u+201d> 




that video premiered on fox news<u+2019><u+201c>the o<u+2019>reilly factor<u+201d> wednesday night. remarkably, scott foval, fired from americans united for change after previous project veritas video releases, had even more secrets to offer up <u+2014> and this one was big. . @oreillyfactor breaks new video showing @woodhouseb / scott foval was responsible for @davidcorndc video, not "bartender" pic.twitter.com/ixpfhdqpb6 




<u+2014> james o'keefe (@jamesokeefeiii) october 27, 2016 




in wednesday<u+2019>s video release, foval explains that the bartender who caught romney<u+2019>s devastating <u+201c>47 percent<u+201d> remarks on video during a fundraiser was part of a coordinated operation to sneak a video recording device into the event. that video eventually was passed along to david corn of mother jones, who won a george polk award for his efforts. breaking on @oreillyfactor tonight: scott foval reveals who was really behind the @mittromney 47% video. #veritas @pveritas_action pic.twitter.com/zr5anuzsdq 




<u+2014> james o'keefe (@jamesokeefeiii) october 27, 2016 




the story at the time, of course, was that bartender scott prouty brought a camera along in hopes of perhaps getting a photo with romney <u+2014> which somehow involved setting down the camera and hitting the record button. progressives hailed prouty as a hero for coming forward with the video: it's up to us to keep the wolves from tearing up scott prouty, who did the right thing without any desire to be in the limelight.
project veritas: bartender who recorded romney<u+2019>s 47 percent speech was part of <u+2018>coordinated operation<u+2019>
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