James O'Keefe Confronts Attorney General "Richard Head" Over Indicting Journalists
June 17, 2013
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as posted by the channelBREAKTHROUGH hits shelves June 18. Order your copy todayIn May of 2012, a few months after sending state officials to search the home of a Project Veritas videographer, New Hampshire state authorities arrived at the home of Mike Rogers with a criminal grand jury subpoena for James O'Keefe. How state officials knew the address of where O'Keefe was staying before he even got there is a mystery. We filed a public records request to determine if these authorities were working with the Feds, but they never responded.
Associate Attorney General Richard Head was the man responsible for most of this activity, as well as efforts to indict our reporters after our video showing ballots offered out in the names of the dead at poll locations. Reality prompted the state legislature to pass a voter ID law, overturning Governor Lynch's veto. Project Veritas also obtained a letter showing how Richard Head was asking for years of my emails from political opponents working with hacker types.
We also asked head to sign the Chapter in the new book Breakthrough documenting all these injustices, entitled, "Richard Head Rises"
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