Cary Poarch

Cary Poarch spent a combined thirteen years (Active duty and Reserves) in the US Navy in the Civil Engineer Corps as a construction electrician (SeaBees). Upon discharging from the Navy, he took a satellite uplink technician contractor position at CNN's Washington, D.C., bureau. While working there, he discovered his passion for journalism?true journalism. Upon seeing blatant bias, he approached James O'Keefe with Project Veritas to discuss what could be done to show the world said biases....See more

Cary Poarch spent a combined thirteen years (Active duty and Reserves) in the US Navy in the Civil Engineer Corps as a construction electrician (SeaBees). Upon discharging from the Navy, he took a satellite uplink technician contractor position at CNN's Washington, D.C., bureau. While working there, he discovered his passion for journalism?true journalism. Upon seeing blatant bias, he approached James O'Keefe with Project Veritas to discuss what could be done to show the world said biases. After being fired for his story release in October 2019, he and his family moved to Florida, where they still reside. Cary is now an investigative journalist for Project Veritas. If you see something you wish to expose, please reach out to Project Veritas at vertiastips@protonmail.com. See less