James O'Keefe in disguise

James O'Keefe was in front of an Antifa compound in Sweden. A man in black bloc was smoking a cigarette outside a taxpayer-funded Antifa compound in Stockholm.

He saw me dressed in full Muslim garb — a kamis I’d bought earlier that day in a neighborhood called Little Mogadishu — and his guard dropped instantly. I told him I’d recently moved from America and wanted to get involved.

He said: “Let me show you inside.”

Here’s what my hypothesis was going in — and it proved exactly right: Antifa cannot say no to a Muslim person for fear of being called prejudiced. So while our Swedish journalist Christian Peterson waited in the getaway car because these people would attack him on sight, I walked right through the front door in a disguise. They gave me a personal tour. Three stories. A stage. Meeting rooms. The whole operation.

I asked if I could do my Muslim prayer inside. They said “Absolutely.”

Then it got better. When I mentioned ICE, the black bloc-wearing Antifa members started chanting along with me. They had no idea who I was. They had no idea we were filming. And they closed the big iron door behind us — with our hidden cameras rolling the entire time.