Videos tagged with Cover-up Allegations

This video discusses findings from a trip to Butler, PA, and a congressional memo by Clay Higgins regarding the events of July 13th. It analyzes the terrain, shooter positions, and alleged evidence tampering by the FBI, including the early release of the crime scene and the cremation of the suspect's body. The discussion highlights the ninth shot fired by a SWAT operator and the potential impact on the shooter's rifle, as well as the tenth shot believed to be the fatal one. The speaker expresses skepticism about a second shooter, focusing instead on the FBI's actions and potential cover-up.

This video features Congressman Blake Farenthold discussing his questioning of Attorney General Eric Holder regarding Operation Fast and Furious. Farenthold expresses frustration with Holder's responses, suggesting a cover-up and questioning the administration's transparency. The congressman argues that the operation was intended to create a crisis to push for stricter gun laws, and criticizes the lack of accountability within the Justice Department.

This video discusses new revelations in the Operation Fast and Furious scandal, focusing on a secret recording that suggests a third weapon was linked to the murder of Border Agent Brian Terry, contrary to previous official statements. The discussion highlights alleged cover-ups by the ATF, US Attorney's Office, and DOJ, with a lack of transparency and cooperation with the Terry family and congressional investigators.

This news update from NRA-ILA discusses developments in the ATF's "Fast and Furious" scandal. It highlights personnel changes within the DOJ and ATF, including the appointment of B. Todd Jones as acting ATF director and the resignation of Dennis Burke. The report also mentions the reassignment of Emery Hurley, who was responsible for the operation's day-to-day activities. Evidence suggests senior Obama administration officials were aware of the operation, and allegations of a cover-up are raised.

This video discusses allegations of a cover-up surrounding Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial ATF operation. Katie Pavlich reports on a House Oversight Committee hearing where former ATF Special Agent in Charge William Newell testified. The discussion highlights concerns about the operation's true goals, the alleged involvement of multiple government agencies, and the lack of accountability for the thousands of firearms that walked into Mexico, leading to violence and the deaths of federal agents.