James O’Keefe released the latest undercover CNN video and this one will have you laughing.

You will once again see New Day associate producer Jimmy Carr, who previously said American voters are “stupid as shit,” Kellyanne Conway looks like she’s been “hit with a shovel,” and called Trump, “f***ing crazy.” In this video, he doubles down on his comments, telling a Project Veritas plant, “I mean granted, anything I've said to you I would defend on the record. I don't think I've said anything wrong."

Here’s the funny part: Carr admitted to the undercover journalist that he “had a moment of panic” when he saw the first Project Veritas video of a CNN employee, John Bonifield, being secretly recorded and admitting the Russia thing was a ratings grab. And here Carr was, being secretly recorded and saying he doesn’t regret the things he has said, even though they were “things that we wouldn’t normally say.”

But Carr gave up more insider information when he dogged New Day co-anchor Chris Cuomo. He admitted that he and other employees “can’t stand that guy” and that Cuomo’s voice makes their skin crawl: “When he talks, we're like, 'Shut up.'"

Carr thinks there are better hosts who could do the job, even himself, but states he doesn’t have “a brother who’s the governor” — Andrew Cuomo, governor of New York. 

There was also an e-mail uncovered, sent by New Day co-anchor Alisyn Camerota to the person she suspected of leaking the unedited audio for a segment she hosted with Trump supporters. It simply read, “Really??” Camerota seemed a bit frustrated that her anti-Trump agenda was exposed in O’Keefe’s earlier release.

But as O’Keefe says, “We believe Jimmy Carr, John Bonifield and Van Jones were just telling the truth about what is going on in CNN newsrooms across the country. It is a toxic culture of Trump bashing, ratings grabbing and just plain lazy journalism."

“And in light of today’s CNN video blackmail scandal, they’ll have to raise their standards if they have any chance of regaining trust with the American people,” he added. “Balance your journalism, stop reporting fake news, work a little harder, and maybe — just maybe — you’ll have a chance to save yourselves.”

But it may just be too late for that.