Steven Crowder of the Louder with Crowder podcast has done some pretty fascinating political field research. He went undercover in drag at the 2017 Women’s March. He’s posed as a socialist demonstrator at a socialist conference, a spectator at an anti-free-speech panel, and a gay man asking reluctant Muslim bakers to make him a cake celebrating his love for his partner, and more.

Recently, Crowder caught attention for undercover field work his team performed involving Antifa, the notorious vigilante group that preemptively strikes right-wingers in the name of tolerance and their own self-defense.

A video showing Crowder’s field work went live on YouTube on September 28th. In the video, Crowder is not the undercover agent himself; rather, he helps his producer, Jared, infiltrate an Antifa group at the University of Utah.

In the video, Jared gets pulled into the secretive Antifa network and watches as the Antifa members plan “tactics” that anticipate the use of violence and deadly weapons against right-wingers at a protest event:

Honestly, there is not much about this video that surprises me, except the fact that Antifa- a group made up of people who are this detached from reality– can be so organized. Understand, of course, that I’m not saying they’re organized at all- I’m just really surprised they’re not writing their messages in crayon.