James O'Keefe

If another country like Ukraine or Russia or North Korea did this, our State Department would. So my point is, I don't have a lot of faith in these institutions. I just don't. What do you think happens when they get in? That's what I want to know. Because to me... There it is right there. I apologize. I apologize. Could you just... I apologize. Is that real? That's a real document.

If another country like Ukraine or Russia or North Korea did this, our State Department would. So my point is, I don't have a lot of faith in these institutions. I just don't. What do you think happens when they get in? That's what I want to know. Because to me... There it is right there. I apologize. I apologize. Could you just... I apologize. Is that real? That's a real document.

Can you zoom in, please? It says probable cause justifying search of O'Keefe's person and premises. Every single word is redacted. They even redacted the footnote. So... Isn't this insane? There's more of this.

Can you zoom in, please? It says probable cause justifying search of O'Keefe's person and premises. Every single word is redacted. They even redacted the footnote. So... Isn't this insane? There's more of this.

Look at this. The whole thing. Keep going, Rob.

Look at this. The whole thing. Keep going, Rob.

Okay, there's something unredacted. Read the bottom.

Okay, there's something unredacted. Read the bottom.

Read that. Based upon my, this is an FBI agent, I have learned, among other things, that cell phones are capable of sending emails.

Read that. Based upon my, this is an FBI agent, I have learned, among other things, that cell phones are capable of sending emails.

This is not Saturday Night Live. And then it goes on to the rest of the affidavit. But the previous three pages are the probable cause. That is the justification for the raid against James O'Keefe. And James, if you don't mind, what were they looking for? The diary? They weren't looking for the diary. They already had that. What were they? Well, that's a loaded question.

This is not Saturday Night Live. And then it goes on to the rest of the affidavit. But the previous three pages are the probable cause. That is the justification for the raid against James O'Keefe. And James, if you don't mind, what were they looking for? The diary? They weren't looking for the diary. They already had that. What were they? Well, that's a loaded question.

Were they really trying to do? Were they really trying to? They were really trying to get inside my cell phone because people in the government come to me with information, which as a reporter, I have a right to receive. And they don't like that. Of course.

Were they really trying to do? Were they really trying to? They were really trying to get inside my cell phone because people in the government come to me with information, which as a reporter, I have a right to receive. And they don't like that. Of course.

This is another very interesting story.

This is another very interesting story.

This is a crazy story. They bang on the door, and it's the loudest pounding. You know it's the feds. You just know. And I go to the door. I'm like, I'm opening the door because, you know, they're going to shoot me. And then they open. They put me in handcuffs. I think I'm under arrest. They say, no, this is a search warrant. I say, I want to speak to my lawyer.

This is a crazy story. They bang on the door, and it's the loudest pounding. You know it's the feds. You just know. And I go to the door. I'm like, I'm opening the door because, you know, they're going to shoot me. And then they open. They put me in handcuffs. I think I'm under arrest. They say, no, this is a search warrant. I say, I want to speak to my lawyer.

I say over and over again, I want to speak to my lawyer because I learned I was arrested 10 years prior. Don't talk to the FBI. Just don't, even if you're innocent. They say, would you like to use the iPhone on your nightstand? I said, yes. And then I unlocked the phone because I have to call my lawyer. And the moment that I unlocked my phone, they snatched the phone, not get out of here.

I say over and over again, I want to speak to my lawyer because I learned I was arrested 10 years prior. Don't talk to the FBI. Just don't, even if you're innocent. They say, would you like to use the iPhone on your nightstand? I said, yes. And then I unlocked the phone because I have to call my lawyer. And the moment that I unlocked my phone, they snatched the phone, not get out of here.