underaged girl asking for an abortion. and an aspiring teacher. but this time o'keefe was more sophisticated, going so far as to set up a website for the fictitious muslim group in case npr checked. last year after pleading guilty to trying to illegally videotape inside louisiana senator mary landrieu's new orleans office, o'keefe told george stephanopoulos on "good morning america" that his goal was to expose scandal and hypocrisy. >> i consider myself an investigative journalist. these are tactics journalists have been using for decades, going undercover, posing as subjects. >> james o'keefe sees the media as liberal and is trying to find a counterbalance by going after liberal institutions he thinks the mainstream press won't touch. of course, he does that by lying and deception, but it has been, you have to admit, pretty effective. >> reporter: because of his misdemeanor conviction o'keefe is on three years probation but nonetheless he vows to continue his campaign from what he calls chaos for glory.