Remember the James O’Keefe video that exposed a USPS whistleblower claiming he heard the postmaster in Pennsylvania telling a mail supervisor to back-date mail-in ballots just after the 2020 election?

A lawsuit against O’Keefe and Project Veritas was filed by the postmaster and it was just settled by all parties. As part of the settlement, O’Keefe just retracted it in this post on Twitter:

In November 2020, I reported that election fraud had occurred in Erie, Pennsylvania during the 2020 Presidential Election. This story was based on Richard Hopkins’ claim that he had overheard Robert Weisenbach, the Erie Postmaster, direct another USPS supervisor to illegally backdate mail-in ballots.

Mr. Hopkins has since come to learn that he was wrong – neither Mr. Weisenbach nor any other USPS employee in Erie, Pennsylvania engaged in election fraud or any other wrongdoing related to mail-in ballots. With this update, I am aware of no evidence or other allegation that election fraud occurred in the Erie Post Office during the 2020 Presidential Election.

According to NBC News, the settlement is secret and the only thing being said about it is that all parties are satisfied.