Employees allege James O’Keefe wasted money on his theater dreams, berated Project Veritas staff, and even took a sandwich from a pregnant woman.
The memo, which was obtained by The Daily Beast, covers its founder’s demanding and allegedly abusive treatment of his staff, even laying out concerns that Project Veritas will soon collapse entirely as donors and employees flee. Sixteen staffers signed their names to the memo, according to the document.While employees signed their names to the memo, they didn’t reveal who wrote individual accounts, and The Daily Beast was not able to independently confirm the anecdotes.
In another incident, a top O’Keefe lieutenant was required to take a polygraph as part of a leak investigation. In one instance, the employees claim O’Keefe called Project Veritas staffer Spencer Meads — a staffer so prominent in the group that the FBI raided his home — a “pussy.”In another anecdote, staffers were “so severely verbally attacked by James that the staff morale dropped to an all-time low.”
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