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In the first clip uploaded by PV, a person who is allegedly CNN President Jeff Zucker tells a staff meeting that he wants them to "stay very focused" on President Donald Trump's possible impeachment.
The video also shows Nick Neville, a media coordinator at CNN saying that Zucker has a "personal vendetta" against Trump.
In the hours before the release, PV released a clip of Zucker talking about the forthcoming leaks on the 9AM morning call, confirming that their source is still "on the inside."
The whistleblower turned out to be Cary Poarch, a satellite uplink technician and contractor at CNN Washington DC bureau whose identity was unknown until now. Poarch said he began to record staff meetings at the network because he "didn't see any other option." He decided to wear a hidden camera "to expose the bias."
The conservative watchdog group had forewarned of the leaks days ago, counting down with teasers and snippets posted on social media.
O'Keefe had stressed that the whistleblower is not one of PV's undercover reporters, but one of Zucker's own employees. In the clip, Poarch says his role at CNN was a "dream job" that turned into a "nightmare."
Project Veritas has become notorious for its exposés of liberal organizations.
In August, the conservative group revealed that Google had created a politically biased "blacklist" of undesirable websites based on a "fringe ranking" system. It has also previously recorded Twitter employees admitting that the company "shadowbans" users with right-wing political views.
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