Independent journalist James O’Keefe teased a upcoming report on Sunday, warning that he had undercover video exposing Disney.

O’Keefe made the announcement at a Turning Point USA event, warning people everywhere that they should be careful lest they find themselves the subject of one of his undercover videos and promising to release what he referred to as “The Disney Tapes” sometime in the next week.

“The Disney Tapes,” he captioned the video clip. “6.20.24. Stay tuned.”

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The Disney Tapes.

6.20.24

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— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) June 16, 2024

“The next time someone is stealing, scamming, defrauding, or simply lying, they might be sitting across from someone that works for me,” O’Keefe warned. “And stay tuned, because next week, we’re going after Disney.”

The crowd cheered and got to their feet, and after a few seconds, began to chant, “USA! USA!”

“That’s right, USA,” O’Keefe replied.

Disney previously landed in the hot seat after Christopher Rufo went public with internal videos exposing the company’s “not at all secret gay agenda” and intentional efforts to infuse young children’s content with LGBTQ themes and characters.

“Our leadership over there has been so welcoming to like, my like, not-at-all secret gay agenda,” Disney executive producer Latoya Raveanu said in reference to the team that worked on “The Proud Family” animated children’s series.

“I felt like … maybe it was that way in the past, but I guess, like, something must have happened,” she added, in response to critics who allege the company was not-so-LGBT-friendly. “They’re turning it around, and then all that momentum that I felt, that sense of ‘I don’t have to be afraid, let’s have these two characters kiss in the background … wherever I could, I was basically adding queerness to the show, if you see anything queer in the show, ‘The Proud Family,’ nobody would stop me and nobody was trying to stop me.”

Former U.S. official Dan Senor said during an interview late last week that he believes that the Hamas terrorist organization is not serious about trying to negotiate a ceasefire agreement and that they want to prolong the fighting for as long as possible.

Senor made the remarks during an interview with Margaret Hoover on PBS’s “Firing Line” while talking about Israel and U.S. foreign policy.

He said that he naively thought that because the October 7 attacks were so barbaric that Israel would finally have the world’s support in the aftermath.

“I did not think within a matter of days the outrage of the world would be directed at Jews for objecting to being massacred,” he said.

He said that anti-Semitism “at the end of the day, if I had to boil it down, it is holding the Jewish people to a standard that you hold nobody else. That is anti-Semitism. That is discrimination. It is questioning the legitimacy of the Jewish state, the sole Jewish state in the world. And so against that backdrop, in a sense, it’s not surprising that everything the Jewish state does is wrong, if that’s your frame. And when you say, ‘everyone else can do X, Y, and Z, but the Jewish state can’t,’ that is a form of discrimination and that is anti-Semitism.’ And that is what we’re watching now.”

“Israel is being held to a standard that no other country or no other people in the world have ever been held to,” he added. “This is the most scrutinized war that I have ever seen. ”

He said that the notion that Hamas seriously wanted a ceasefire agreement was nonsense because Hamas believes that it is winning.

“I do not believe Hamas is serious about a real negotiation,” he said. “The reason I do not believe Hamas is serious about a real negotiation is because they think they are winning. And the reason they think they are winning is because over the last few months pressure has been mounting on Israel, not on Hamas.”

“The idea that Hamas would negotiate a ceasefire that negotiates them out of existence is preposterous,” he continued. “They’re not going to do that, especially if they think time is on their side. A deal that ensures that they aren’t around anymore is a loss that I don’t think they’re going to sign up for.”

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