On Tuesday, Project Veritas released Part 1 of its investigation of National Public Radio.  The investigation, in which Project Veritas investigators posed as members of a fictional group founded by "members of the Muslim Brotherhood," was widely reported in the media and produced a dramatic response from NPR and its board members.

The following video contains conversations between Project Veritas undercover investigator, Simon Templar, and Betsy Liley, NPR's Senior Director of Institutional Giving.

Project Veritas' latest investigation focuses on the publically-funded media organization, National Public Radio.  PV investigative reporters, Shaughn Adeleye and Simon Templar posed as members of the Muslim Action Education Center, a non-existent group with a goal to "spread the acceptance of Sharia across the world."

In this first video, produced by James O'Keefe, Shaughn and Simon sit down with NPR Foundation President Ron Schiller.

In the Project Veritas NJ Teachers Union video, NJ Union Chapter Presidents are candid about tenure abuse, profane about Govenor Chris Christie, and shocking in how they react to a teacher saying he sexually touched his students.

NJEA Officials Show No Limits Regarding Teacher Tenure in James O’Keefe’s Latest Video

This is James O’Keefe’s second video of this series highlighting abuses of teacher tenure law in New Jersey. “Teachers Unions Gone Wild,” the first video  of the series, prompted responses from the NJEA and Governor Christie and ultimately lead to a teacher suspension and newspaper retraction requests.

Project Veritas has obtained an email originally from Jan Witmer, an NJEA "Uniserv Representative."

The email, published below, included an attachment identifing Project Veritas members and volunteers, James O'Keefe, Christian Hartsock, and Shaughn Adelye.  The attachment was authored by NJEA member, Ray Vojtash, and is included for download below along with a screen shot of the original email.