Hannah Giles, the chief executive of Project Veritas, said Monday she has stepped down from her role at the right-wing group “effective immediately,” after discovering evidence that the organization has engaged in “past illegalities.”
“Though I had high hopes when I joined the organizations, I stepped into an unsalvageable mess — one wrought with strong evidence of past illegality and past financial improprieties,” Giles wrote in a post on X. “Once such evidence was discovered, I brought the information to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.”
It's never good when your replacement rats you out to the Feebies. But I don't hold out much hope that he'll get the justice coming to them. The Feds don't like the risk of losing, so it's rare that they file charges unless it's a sure thing. It's like a heavyweight boxer not entering the ring unless his opponent is either under the age of sever or is in a coma.
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