He groveled through part of that video trying to explain away his self absorbed importance and uncaring attitude to other people working there. They said the Pfizer video wasn't suppose to be his, somehow he managed to sweep in and take it over under the guise he was under the impression he was while the board was under the impression he wasn't. They probably wanted to move PV into something than just James O'Keefe, like giving other reporters a chance. They were probably tired of his you are nothing without me attitude and how far his arrogance ran can be seen in his demand the board fired itself.
Many have to come to the rationalization that no matter how much you despise Pfizer that contractor they brought to his knees in that video was about as much in the know as you or I on what Pfizer is doing behind the scenes. He was actually in marketing (contracted), hardly anyone, as he admitted, had little knowledge of what was happening in the labs at Pfizer. He was the most honest person in that video, at least he admitted he was just trying to impress a date. Of course Pfizer is mutating viruses, in one form or another, all companies with level 2, 3 labs do that. If you listen to David Martin there is no variants, it was all computer generated and it's all one and the same. That PV video was a nothing burger, it told us nothing we didn't already know but that often times get lost in all the hype. It really wasn't worth destroying a pee on's life over.
RE: James O'Keefe Resigns from Project Veritas