In the video, which was recorded last month, a coalition member named Scott Green explains what he hoped to achieve by using the butyric acid. The stink bombs would \u201cruin [event attendees\u2019] outfits or otherwise make it impossible to continue with their plans. Make sure they get nothing accomplished,\u201d he says in the video.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis stuff is very efficient, it\u2019s very very smelly, lasts a long time and a little bit of it goes a long way,\u201d Green adds.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf you get it into the HVAC system it will get into the whole building,\u201d Colin Dunn, another coalition member says.<\/p>\n
Luke Kuhn, the third member of the group, appeared to approve of the idea.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf you had a pint of butyric acid, I don\u2019t care how big the building is, it\u2019s closing,\u201d Kuhn says in the video.<\/p>\n
Kuhn also says in the video that he hoped to use the action against Deploraball to confront the Washington, D.C. city government and its police.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nLuke Kuhn. (Youtube screen grab)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u201cThe message has to be, we do not recognize the city government either. If you try to close us down we will look for your house, we will burn it. We will physically fight the police if they try to steal one of our places. We will go to war and you will lose,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s worth noting that the videos are heavily edited, making it unclear whether the operatives came up with the idea for the stink bombs on their own or if they were prompted into discussing the plan. The three activists did not return emailed requests for comment. This piece will be updated if they respond.<\/p>\n
Whatever the case, the operatives also discussed casing the National Press Club ahead of the action.<\/p>\n
Green and Dunn agreed to scope out the venue. Days after the meeting, on Dec. 21, Green sent an email to a group of activists stating that \u201cthe reconnaissance went pretty well.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cWe left with the confidence that we can accomplish our objective with no negative consequences for our side, nor any collateral damage,\u201d he wrote in the email, which is shown in the Project Veritas video.<\/p>\n
O\u2019Keefe says in the latest release that one of Project Veritas\u2019 operatives first made contact with D.C. Anti-Fascist Coalition members after receiving an email last month inviting the person to attend a meeting to discuss how to disrupt inauguration events. The operative later met with the three plotters at Comet Pizza. That\u2019s the same restaurant falsely accused of housing child slaves. Last month, a North Carolina man who believed the hoax took a gun into Comet Pizza to investigate whether children were imprisoned there.<\/p>\n
O\u2019Keefe says in the video that after the Comet Pizza meeting, his group contacted the FBI, Secret Service and Washington, D.C. police to report what the D.C. Anti-Fascist Coalition trio was plotting.<\/p>\n
He claims that the scheme may be a violation of Washington, D.C. law which prohibits actions intended to cause civil unrest.<\/p>\n
A separate O\u2019Keefe operation aimed at other left wing groups was recently exposed<\/a> in a countersting operation.<\/p>\n Last week, a group called The Undercurrent released video of an O\u2019Keefe operative meeting with Ryan Clayton, an activist with the group Americans Take Action. The Undercurrent said that the O\u2019Keefe operative was trying to set up Clayton by showing him accepting money in exchange for blocking bridges during the inauguration.<\/p>\n Separately, The Daily Caller exposed Clayton last month as the operative who was behind celebrity videos targeting Republican electors ahead of the Electoral College. (RELATED: Meet The Radical Leftist Group Behind Those Desperate Anti-Trump Ads)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n WATCH:<\/strong><\/p>\n