Sullivan provides the video clips from The Blaze in which the O'Keefe videos are revealed to be fraudulent.
Clearly the videos that were released to the media and to the House Republicans were selectively and deceptively edited in order to unfairly cast Ron Schiller's remarks in a different and controversial light.
What continues to amaze me is that anyone took the O'Keefe videos seriously in the first place. This guy is a known matchstick man. He's a liar and a fraud and his work is highly unethical. Yet the House Majority Leader, Eric Cantor, is vouching for them in front of live microphones and threatening congressional action in response. Cantor owes Schiller and NPR an apology.
By the way, when will the corporate press pick up this debunking story? I don't even see it at Huffington Post. Maybe with Sullivan's post, some very serious members of the press will begin to pay attention.