National political reporter Neil W. McCabe joined Thursday’s edition of The Tennessee Star Report with Michael Patrick Leahy to discuss James O’Keefe’s recent undercover investigation involving a top White House Cyber Official’s depiction of the Biden administration.
O’Keefe, founder of O’Keefe Media Group, wore a disguise while on a “date” with Charlie Kraiger, cybersecurity policy analyst and foreign affairs executive office of the President, where Kraiger revealed the extent of the alleged coverup of President Joe Biden’s health and the tension between Vice President Kamala Harris and her staff.
During Thursday’s interview with Leahy, McCabe called O’Keefe’s undercover scheme “classic O’Keefe journalism,” as he was able to expose “the private truth.”
“What he said was, you know, Kamala Harris is a train wreck. She’s hemorrhaging staff, specifically black staff, who quit on her. So there’s like a turnstile over there with the VP staff. They can’t get rid of her because of her DEI status. I guess that’s the way you have to say it now. She’s a DEI hire. But the other thing he said was that everyone knows that Biden has dementia, he has no cognizance, and you can’t do anything about it because it’s like he’s the president, and we’re just gonna ride it. And so, having this sort of confirmation from people on the inside, because you wonder, do they, do they see what we see? It turns out they are,” McCabe said.
“And one of the other things about James O’Keefe’s journalism is that he is always trying to expose the private truth. That betrays the public lie, and he deceives in order to expose the deceivers. And I think this is classic O’Keefe journalism,” McCabe added.
Regarding the information provided by the White House cyber official, McCabe noted, “It’s funny what a guy is willing to say when you know, he’s having some private time with someone he cares about.”
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Kaitlin Housler is a reporter at The Tennessee Star and The Star News Network. Follow Kaitlin on X / Twitter.
Photo “James O’Keefe” by Gage Skidmore. CC BY-SA 2.0.
