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MAJOR UPDATE: Rick Addante was just served with a temporary injunction and ordered to surrender his firearms to the Melbourne Sheriff’s Office. Addante is being sued by Professor Brandon May of Florida Tech. Last year, Addante publicly exposed how officials like Brandon at Florida Tech allegedly discussed rebranding “climate change” initiatives with different language to keep receiving funding and play the system. Addante previously filed a separate whistleblower lawsuit against FIT that remains pending. Matthew Tyrmand, the former board member of Project Veritas, is attempting this similar litigation tactic against James O’Keefe currently that May is attempting against Addante. @OKeefeMediaGroup

Multiple concerned citizens in Las Vegas came out to the Clark County School school board meeting tonight to show support for kid’s innocence & to ask for accountability in light of “Mx.” Segal’s comments on our hidden cameras. @OKeefeMediaGroup

Alex Stein CONFRONTS Clark County School District School Board About Gunderson Middle School Teacher “Mx.” Segal Being Caught On Hidden Camera Admitting To Breaking Clark County School Rules On Gender Pronouns Multiple parents & concerned citizens confronted the school board and asked for “Mx.” Segal’s firing @OKeefeMediaGroup

Following our undercover investigation into teacher Christopher “Mx.” Segal who admitted to breaking CCSD policies, a tipster sent OMG audio of a confrontation with Gunderson Middle School Principal Pamela Lindemuth. The tipster repeatedly asks whether Segal has been fired and questions how the school handled the situation. Principal Lindemuth confirms there is a “massive investigation,” but declines to say whether Segal is still employed. @OKeefeMediaGroup

🚨GUNDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAKED AUDIO: Tipster Records Gunderson Principal Pamela Lindemuth Regarding O'Keefe Expose On "Mx." Segal OMG Tipster: "Is he [Christopher Segal] fired?" Principal Lindemuth: "I can't tell you that either, It's a massive investigation." @OKeefeMediaGroup

Christopher Segal ("Mx. Segal") of Gunderson Middle School Facebook account has been taken down. Welcome to sunlight. @OKeefeMediaGroup

FULL STATEMENT: “The Clark County School District (CCSD) expects all employees to follow district policies and Nevada law.  While we cannot comment on individual personnel matters, CCSD takes all reported allegations of inappropriate conduct seriously and investigates in accordance with policies and procedures.” - Clark County School District @OKeefeMediaGroup

The Clark County School District just responded by stating they expect all their school employees to follow district policies. Our subject “Mx.” Christopher Segal admitted to breaking the district policy by using pronouns to address the students without the parents consent. Hundreds of thousands of people are demanding accountability for “Mx” Segal’s conduct. Feel free to call Gunderson Middle School at 702-799-2560 or Clark County School at 702-799-2273. @OKeefeMediaGroup

We exposed a middle school teacher for pushing a queer agenda on 11 year old students and also admitting to breaking Clark County School policies to enforce his LGBTQ agenda on the kids. @OKeefeMediaGroup

You heard it from Joe Rogan ...The best tactic is hot women. @OKeefeMediaGroup

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UPDATE: Alex Stein Calls To Question Gunderson Middle School Teacher Christopher Segal For Admitting TO Breaking Clark County School Policy & Pushing A Queer Agenda On His Students @OKeefeMediaGroup

This is Christopher Segal (Mx. Segal) from Gunderson Middle School speaking about wearing a pronoun shirt thats states "they/them." (From: just.segal on Tik Tok) @OKeefeMediaGroup

Here is the CCSD District Policy Christopher Segal is breaking: https://www.ccsd.net/about/school-board/policies-and-regulations @OKeefeMediaGroup

Meet Christopher Michael Segal, a Las Vegas middle school teacher who identifies as queer and previously served as Chair of the school's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee. He met with our undercover journalist and revealed that district policy requires parental approval before educators use a student's preferred name or pronouns, which he admitted he breaks. The teacher stated: “I break the law and still call kids what they want me to call them.” Christopher also described being one of the first adults students confide in regarding their sexuality and gender identity, stating, “I've had kids ask me, like, coach them on coming out.” The teacher further explained that when parents object to school staff supporting a child's gender identity, the response is often, “If you had a better relationship with your child, they would trust you to tell you.” A taxpayer-funded middle school teacher is having discussions about gender identity with middle school students as young as 11 and 12 years old, with the teacher acknowledging that many students experimenting with pronouns later abandon those identities. This is what is happening in classrooms across the country. Christopher also shared how he let students vote on the color of makeup he should wear in class, and glitter eyeshadow won. He openly discusses being queer with students in class. When our undercover journalist asked whether LGBTQ ideology was being promoted to children, the teacher responded: “Yes, absolutely. Everyone should be a little gay, everybody.” Additional comments included criticism of parents who object to school staff supporting a child's gender identity, and he questioned why Black students supported MAGA: “Why are you MAGA kids?” He also claimed that the students were “so wrong in everything they were writing.” The teacher further admitted using Critical Race Theory as a lens for teaching and curriculum development, describing classroom discussions centered on race, identity, policing, and systemic discrimination. The American people and parents deserve to know what teachers are telling students behind classroom doors and whether school employees are complying with policies designed to keep parents informed about matters involving their children. We have reached out to the teacher and school officials for comment and will update our reporting with any responses received. @OKeefeMediaGroup

EXPOSED: Las Vegas Middle School Teacher Who Instructs 11 Year Olds Admits To Breaking Clark County School District Pronoun Policies, Reveals To Pushing LGBTQ+ On Children "Everyone Should Be a Little Gay,” Spills That He Coaches Minors On Coming Out As Queer, Condemns School Parents For Not Being Supportive Enough Of Their Queer Children, & Then Rebukes Black “MAGA” Kids “I've had kids ask me, like, coach them on coming out [as Queer].” “I break the law [CCSD Policies] and still call kids what they want me to call them [Prounous].” “They [Kids] come out [as Queer], and I'm like, “awesome.” They know I'm queer.” “I had a group of, like, four boys who, at the bottom there, just did giant MAGA letters. And I was like, and two of them were black kids. Why are you MAGA kids?” @OKeefeMediaGroup

O'Keefe Exposes Middle School Teacher, Admits to Pushing LGBTQ Agenda on Students @OKeefeMediaGroup

This is the same Matthew Tyrmand that would message former employees of mine asking them if they were recruited for "c*m dumpstering and guzzling." Absolutely sick. @OKeefeMediaGroup

This is Matthew Tyrmand's lawyer, Christian Maroni. @OKeefeMediaGroup

UPDATE: Hearing Held Today in Matthew Tyrmand Family Domestic Violence Court Matter, Judge Questions Basis of Tyrmand Conflict Claim as Hearing Focuses on Attempt to Disqualify Counsel A hearing was held today in Family Domestic Violence Court involving Matthew Tyrmand's petition stemming from O'Keefe Media Group's February investigative reporting regarding statements Tyrmand allegedly made about James O'Keefe, including claims that he acted as an informant for the Southern District of New York against various conservative groups while working with them, as well as remarks that he "would kill" O'Keefe. Tyrmand's attorney, Christian Maroni, continued to argue that OMG's reporting constituted "stalking," "cyberstalking," and "harassment." A significant portion of today's hearing focused on whether attorney Benjamin Barr & Stephen Klein could continue representing O'Keefe in the matter. Maroni argued for approximately 20 minutes that Barr should be disqualified due to alleged conflicts arising from communications Barr had with Tyrmand during Barr's previous tenure at Project Veritas. Barr's representation, however, was of Project Veritas, not Tyrmand personally. During the exchange, the judge asked whether Barr had ever actually represented Tyrmand. Maroni responded that Tyrmand "believed" Barr had represented him. The judge then questioned the basis for that assertion, responding: "It's based upon his 'subjective' belief?" The judge also noted that Barr had already been admitted as counsel for O'Keefe in the related appeal proceedings without objection from Tyrmand's side. Counsel for O'Keefe, Thomas Kroeger, argued against the disqualification effort, describing it as an attempt at "removing an experienced First Amendment counsel because it has become convenient for the other side." Kroeger further argued that prior representation of an organization does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship with every individual associated with that organization, stating: "Representing a company does not mean representing a man who sits on its board." At the conclusion of the hearing, the judge directed both parties to submit proposed orders on their respective positions before issuing a ruling on the disqualification issue. The matter remains ongoing, and O'Keefe Media Group will continue to provide updates as developments occur. @OKeefeMediaGroup