[Music] Our undercover people arrived at the tail end of the protest that evening, including myself. Watchdog, how are you doing? What's going on? It's J. O'Connell. Watchdog. Hey, dude, hey. My fiance is a teacher. Hey, she, where's, what's your teeth? Oh. What's your teeth? Special needs. Where are we going? We're going to PFI. Where are we going? We're going to PFI, please. Don't you have a thank you party affair? Like this. [Screaming] We heard chants of "ice out" and "fuck ice." Ice out. Ice out. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Hopefully, the audience will forgive this reporter for participating in these chants in order to fit in. [Music] We found teachers, nurses, and union organizers all telling us we appreciate you, neighbor. I appreciate you, neighbor. I appreciate you, neighbor. A guy came by before and he stopped here. It was a bunch of young kids and they handed out weed to everybody. It was so cool. I gave all right away. All but a little bit because I wanted to at least try it. You got anything better than weed? Uh, love? Are you a paid agitator? I'm just kidding. While many, probably many of you, might think this is all due to some specific centralized funding source, what we found is a hodgepodge of various NGOs and non-profits loosely tied together through ideology, funded in part by the government, featuring 501(c)(3)s with non-profit tax returns, a variety of funding sources. But most of these people we found were actually true believers there to live and die by their cause. Why did you send them out? Yeah, it's a very, um, independent association, very national association. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This woman, featured on a hidden camera, is Peggy Wang. Based in Boston, she works at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, active in the Massachusetts Teachers Association. She participates in pro-Palestinian protests, and her job is currently being threatened for doing so. While this footage is hard to hear, Peggy Wang lists the issues that her organization gets involved in. Immigration rights, abolishing ICE, stopping raids and deportations, justice for victims, and getting ICE out of cities like Minneapolis. I'd like to thank you for joining us today. Our union definitely needs to take a step by to get an ICE request from yourselves. How are you doing? I'm good, how are you doing? We're also talking about the preproductive rights in her home care. We're talking about the labor work department. We need a real political representation for working people, so we have a working class party. Oh, okay. Is this a party? We're an organization, independent socialist group. This other protester, we secretly recorded, talks about an organization called Make the Road New York. We've never heard of this organization, but apparently they have a budget of $30 million. They talk about one of the speakers that spoke earlier that day, April Verretti. April is the president of the SEIU labor union. I mean, if you're interested in an immigrant rights organization, you should look up Make the Road New York. Make the Road New York. Make the Road New York. But who are you with? I'm just with the, I'm with the union. Oh! SEIU service employees and credentials. We looked at the tax returns of Make the Road New York and found there were registered 501(c)(3) that file a 990, and they received $16 million in grants. Ice out! Fuck ice! We love our neighbors! As cars drove by, the agitators would ride on top of the cars. One man's spoiler was broken off his car as one agitator tried to climb on board the car. What happened? He accidentally broke his wing on his car. One of the comments they made was, there's no blood here, and you know there's no Trump people, there's no MAGA people, because if there was, there would be blood. The advantages of it being so cold is we were able to cover every single part of our skin, but these conditions were truly dangerous. Many of our DSLR cameras actually froze, our hidden cameras malfunctioned in minutes because it was so cold. And we watched water freeze in seconds. A bottle of water could quickly be turned into a weapon. Negative 17 degree weather. Let's see what happens to water. Let's see how fast that freezes. One, two, three. It's already frozen.
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[Music] Our undercover people arrived at the tail end of the protest that evening, including myself. Watchdog, how are you doing? What's going on? It's J. O'Connell. Watchdog. Hey, dude, hey. My fiance is a teacher. Hey, she, where's, what's your teeth? Oh. What's your teeth? Special needs. Where are we going? We're going to PFI. Where are we going? We're going to PFI, please. Don't you have a thank you party affair? Like this. [Screaming] We heard chants of "ice out" and "fuck ice." Ice out. Ice out. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Fuck ice. Hopefully, the audience will forgive this reporter for participating in these chants in order to fit in. [Music] We found teachers, nurses, and union organizers all telling us we appreciate you, neighbor. I appreciate you, neighbor. I appreciate you, neighbor. A guy came by before and he stopped here. It was a bunch of young kids and they handed out weed to everybody. It was so cool. I gave all right away. All but a little bit because I wanted to at least try it. You got anything better than weed? Uh, love? Are you a paid agitator? I'm just kidding. While many, probably many of you, might think this is all due to some specific centralized funding source, what we found is a hodgepodge of various NGOs and non-profits loosely tied together through ideology, funded in part by the government, featuring 501(c)(3)s with non-profit tax returns, a variety of funding sources. But most of these people we found were actually true believers there to live and die by their cause. Why did you send them out? Yeah, it's a very, um, independent association, very national association. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This woman, featured on a hidden camera, is Peggy Wang. Based in Boston, she works at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, active in the Massachusetts Teachers Association. She participates in pro-Palestinian protests, and her job is currently being threatened for doing so. While this footage is hard to hear, Peggy Wang lists the issues that her organization gets involved in. Immigration rights, abolishing ICE, stopping raids and deportations, justice for victims, and getting ICE out of cities like Minneapolis. I'd like to thank you for joining us today. Our union definitely needs to take a step by to get an ICE request from yourselves. How are you doing? I'm good, how are you doing? We're also talking about the preproductive rights in her home care. We're talking about the labor work department. We need a real political representation for working people, so we have a working class party. Oh, okay. Is this a party? We're an organization, independent socialist group. This other protester, we secretly recorded, talks about an organization called Make the Road New York. We've never heard of this organization, but apparently they have a budget of $30 million. They talk about one of the speakers that spoke earlier that day, April Verretti. April is the president of the SEIU labor union. I mean, if you're interested in an immigrant rights organization, you should look up Make the Road New York. Make the Road New York. Make the Road New York. But who are you with? I'm just with the, I'm with the union. Oh! SEIU service employees and credentials. We looked at the tax returns of Make the Road New York and found there were registered 501(c)(3) that file a 990, and they received $16 million in grants. Ice out! Fuck ice! We love our neighbors! As cars drove by, the agitators would ride on top of the cars. One man's spoiler was broken off his car as one agitator tried to climb on board the car. What happened? He accidentally broke his wing on his car. One of the comments they made was, there's no blood here, and you know there's no Trump people, there's no MAGA people, because if there was, there would be blood. The advantages of it being so cold is we were able to cover every single part of our skin, but these conditions were truly dangerous. Many of our DSLR cameras actually froze, our hidden cameras malfunctioned in minutes because it was so cold. And we watched water freeze in seconds. A bottle of water could quickly be turned into a weapon. Negative 17 degree weather. Let's see what happens to water. Let's see how fast that freezes. One, two, three. It's already frozen.
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