James O’Keefe honey-trapped one of the former Project Veritas (PV) board members recently at a restaurant.
Recall that the PV board ran a coup and removed founder James O’Keefe as Chairman of the Project Veritas board back in February 2023.
This was after James made Project Veritas into a multi-million dollar company with one of the most successful undercover operations in history.
Since 2023, James has been fighting to gain control over his Project Veritas. In the meantime, James started a new business O’Keefe Media Group and it has quickly grown into another successful media venture.
Now, three years after PV’s hostile takeover James confronted one of the outspoken board members, Matthew Tyrmand, in a hugely explosive confrontation.
During the encounter in Miami Beach that was recorded by camera, Tyrmand admits to being an FBI-Southern District of New York (SDNY) informant!
PV had an undercover FBI operative in its headquarters.
Tyrmand also he has “a thousand sources” in the DOJ and CIA.
Tyrmand says the government agencies are working to target conservatives.
We certainly got a taste of that during the Biden years.
Tyrmand admits to being an FBI/SDNY informant Against Conservative Organizations and James O’Keefe. He also threatens to murder James O’Keefe, And Puts Rifle Bullets In O’Keefe’s Heart On The Front Of His Book “Breakthrough”.
Tyrmand later made explosive accusations against Donald Trump Jr.
James also posted alleged text messages Tyrmand sent out to journalists.
Tyrmand is a fucking piece of work.
Oh God, these people are fucking despicable. In order to oust him from his own company they flung bizarre, lurid accusations. They made allegations of misusing donor funds and mistreating staff, none of which was ever substantiated. His style of investigative reporting is what brought Project Veritas to prominence. He did a damn good job exposing corruption, and they enjoyed every minute of it until they suddenly didn’t. It was clearly a power grab.
Project Veritas collapsed in 2023 after failing to generate funds to continue operating after O’Keefe left.
O’Keefe went on to found the O’Keefe Media Group.
From AI:
O’Keefe Media Group (OMG), founded by James O’Keefe in March 2023 after his departure from Project Veritas, has demonstrated notable success through high-impact investigative journalism and strong financial backing.
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High-Profile Investigations: OMG has achieved significant results with undercover operations, including exposing a covert effort within the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and revealing Federal Government Contracting Fraud involving ATI Government Solutions LLC, a Native American “8(a)” front. These investigations led to the SBA suspending ATI’s contract and prompted official scrutiny.
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Political and Media Influence: In 2024, OMG’s work contributed to a major political development: undercover footage of a top California Democratic Party official suggesting a strategy to influence elections, which drew national attention and raised concerns about political accountability.
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Financial and Institutional Support: The group received $42,000 in reported payments during the 2024 election cycle, primarily from Republican entities such as the Republican Central Committee of Los Angeles County and the Republican Party of Yuba County, indicating strong alignment with conservative political networks.
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Growth and Platform Strategy: OMG launched a subscription-based model with paywalled content and tiered memberships (from $500 to $15,000), generating $500,000 in sales within the first 24 hours of its website launch. Although its social media platform was discontinued, OMG now uses YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) to distribute content, often featuring sponsorships—marking a shift from its earlier nonprofit model.
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Public and Media Presence: The group has maintained visibility through high-profile promotions, including a viral teaser video featuring O’Keefe and a “trans It girl” from New York’s Dimes Square, signaling a more media-savvy, branding-focused strategy.
Success is the best revenge.