It appears Jayson Chambers, one of the key FBI Agents involved in the entrapment effort, did just that. Why?
An FBI agent appeared to want more information from Crowder about Antifa's behind-the-scenes work.
It's unclear how Crowder contacted this particular FBI agent shortly after the Shapiro protest but he described the encounter on Megyn Kelly's podcast.
Last week: "We got on the phone with a guy at the FBI and he asked 'how did you get involved, how did you get on this Antifa app?'" Crowder told Kelly about the initial call, wondering aloud why the FBI didn't know how to access the encrypted chat.
The FBI, Crowder said, didn't express any interest in capturing the perpetrators, which Crowder found "Odd."
It wasn't until recently that Crowder heard the name of his one-time FBI contact: Jayson Chambers.
Chambers was one of the key agents involved in the FBI-concocted plot to "Kidnap" and "Assassinate" Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer in 2020.
Did Chambers attempt to spy on Steven Crowder? Considering Chambers' central participation in the Whitmer plot-designed to interfere.
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