Did Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National Committee, and Democrat operatives violate federal campaign coordination laws?
Project Veritas maintains in part three of its undercover video investigation that people harassing Donald Trump dressed in Donald Duck costumes were part of a well-planned, coordinated campaign and a response to marching orders given by Hillary Clinton.
In his third video, James O'Keefe shows Robert Creamer, founder of the Democracy Partners political consulting company, revealing that Hillary Clinton wanted people to harass Donald Trump while wearing duck costumes instead of Uncle Sam suits.
"In the end, it was the candidate, Hillary Clinton, the future president of The United States who wanted ducks on the ground. So, by God, we will get ducks on the ground," Creamer explained.
Creamer resigned from the Hillary Clinton campaign after the release of the first Project Veritas video. His firm had ties to the DNC, the Clinton campaign, and President Obama.
According to Project Veritas, White House logs show Creamer visited the White House on 342 occasions and met with President Obama 47 times.
Also, the Project Veritas video shows Brad Woodhouse, president of Americans United, involved in the anti-Trump efforts.
Woodhouse is heard on video saying, "I think she (Clinton) has the right instinct here... but that story is not exactly what you want to hear about how presidential decision making happens."
Collusion, or something else? Watch the edited version of the Project Veritas video here and decide for yourself.