Crack conservative investibator James O'Keefe, known most famously for his series of "stings" against liberal or just not-conservative targets featuring cobbled-together tapes reedited to appear scandalous, has done it again. His "team" has been hot on the heels of proving that maybe George Soros is connected to "radical agitprop movement," because reasons, and describes to patron news outlet Brietbart how he and his fellow band of merry geniuses really managed to stick it to ... themselves?
I posed as a Hungarian businessman who was interested in knowing more about the foundation’s work. Once I obtained the meeting, I was going to determine what efforts they were behind, so I could fund them.
So I left this individual a voicemail, but I forgot to hang up the phone. I thought the call was finished, and my team and I started discussing plans to make more phone calls to the Open Society Foundations as well as to organizations like [it]. And all of this was being recorded on a voicemail [message]. There may have been conversations with my staff pertaining to the Soros foundation. And I think it lasted about 10 minutes.
So alas, that will be the end of that investibation. For now. And it's a shame, because Clancy Wiggum here was this close to uncovering the inherent malevolence of Hungarian businessmen.
I believe we can all agree, however, that there is only one point of interest in any of this, and that is that buried somewhere in the bowels of an Open Society Foundation answering machine there is a tape of James O'Keefe doing his best "Hungarian businessman" accent. Truly, we cannot call ourselves an open society unless we are allowed to hear that tape.