A person dressed up like the Monopoly man is sat behind Google's CEO as he testified in Congress

The self-dubbed Monopoly Man, identified as Ian Madrigal on social media, first made their debut at the Senate’s Equifax hearings last year. Madrigal, who recently changed their name from Amanda Werner and uses gender neutral pronouns, said in a statement on Twitter that they were holding a “Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free Card” at the Google hearing. Madrigal is a strategy director for Revolution Messaging, the firm run by Keegan Goudiss, Bernie Sanders’ director of digital advertising during the 2016 election.

The Monopoly Man stunt is a protest of the alleged inability of tech companies like Google to self-regulate to protect consumers’ personal data, according to Madrigal’s statement.