#4. Our legal team also sent a note to the WH legal counsel asking why the White House press team is denying our team press credentials and the ability to cover the President of the United States as a member of the press.

Legal email from Benjamin Barr to WH Legal Counsel below:

@JamesOKeefe

JUST IN: I just WON another lawsuit. A federal judge has just dismissed a lawsuit from the CIA official we reported in May 2024 saying “We [CIA] kept information from Trump.” Amjad Fasisi sued for misrepresentation, conspiracy to commit misrepresentation and violation of the federal wire tap act after we simply quoted him.

Judge Anthony Trenga GRANTED our motion to dismiss today kicking Amjad Fseisi’s lawsuit to the curb.

Let this be a lesson to ANYBODY who tries to overturn the 1st amendment Including "attorney," Mark Zaid.

I do not settle lawsuits, I will never give up and you will lose suing me.

@JamesOKeefe

2. Federal Judge Anthony Trenga ruled that publication-related claims against OMG are ‘foreclosed by the First Amendment,’ rejecting attempts to repackage defamation-style claims as fraud or misrepresentation.

The opinion relied on undercover journalism precedent set in Food Lion Inc. v. ABC.

@JamesOKeefe

4. Judge Trenga dismissed the CIA official's federal wiretap claims against OMG, ruling the plaintiff failed to show the undercover recordings were made for a separate criminal or tortious purpose.

The court reaffirmed that Virginia is a “one-party consent” state and cited precedent protecting undercover journalism.

@JamesOKeefe