Videos tagged with Grassley

This video, featuring constitutional attorney Mark Smith, details a whistleblower scandal involving the ATF. Senator Chuck Grassley's investigation uncovered millions of dollars in taxpayer funds misspent due to the ATF misclassifying employee positions to grant unwarranted benefits. The whistleblower, Aloi Siwa Jula, faced retaliation despite his disclosures being substantiated by the Office of Special Counsel (OSC). The discussion extends to the nature of government employee unions and proposes significant reforms for the ATF, suggesting it become a purely civilian administrative agency.

This video details allegations of widespread fraud and misconduct within the ATF, where employees were allegedly granted illegal bonuses and promotions through falsified records. Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst are demanding an investigation into these claims, which involve millions of taxpayer dollars and potential criminal activity. The report highlights how HR employees were reclassified as law enforcement agents to boost salaries and benefits, despite performing administrative duties.

This video analyzes a live interview where a gun controller's "mask slips," revealing what the creator believes to be a hidden agenda for gun bans. The title suggests the individual interviewed is either uninformed about gun control policies or intentionally misrepresenting them. The description highlights the perceived inconsistency between public statements and the underlying goals of gun control advocacy, referencing a report on the CDC potentially censoring defensive gun use statistics under pressure from activists. The content aims to expose what the creator sees as a deliberate omission of facts by those pushing for stricter gun legislation.

This video discusses a "bombshell" report alleging that the ATF and the Biden administration defunded an operation aimed at stopping gun trafficking to cartels. The report suggests this was done to shift focus towards restricting the rights of citizens. The content creator expresses strong disapproval and calls the situation "insane." The video references a letter from Senator Grassley to the ATF director and a CBS News report on an intelligence program targeting gun smuggling.

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an urgent call to action regarding HR 38, the national concealed carry reciprocity bill. With the current Congress session nearing its end, viewers are urged to contact key senators and the White House to pressure for a vote on the bill. The expert analysis highlights the legislative hurdles and the limited window of opportunity for passage before a potential Democrat-controlled House makes future efforts more challenging.

Michael Hammond, Legislative Counsel for Gun Owners of America, discusses a regulation that would have barred individuals receiving Social Security Disability benefits for mental health reasons from owning firearms. He argues this policy lacked due process, as bureaucrats could deny gun rights based on diagnoses like anxiety without medical degrees or personal interaction. The regulation, a mandate from the Obama administration, was rolled back by a bipartisan vote, with Republicans and five Democrats voting to repeal it. Hammond contrasts this with the perceived media narrative that Republicans support 'crazy people' having guns, calling such framing fraudulent.

This NRA News segment features Congressman Blake Farenthold discussing the latest developments regarding Operation Fast and Furious. He talks with John Popp, Cameron Gray, and Kurt Schlichter about a top ATF official who remains on extended paid leave while simultaneously employed by a financial services company. The discussion highlights a report from the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform concerning this situation. The video was released on August 23, 2012.

This video features Katie Pavlich from Townhall discussing the latest developments in the Operation Fast and Furious scandal with John Popp, Cameron Gray, and Seton Motley. The conversation centers on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform's findings regarding a top ATF official's extended paid leave while simultaneously employed by a financial services company. The discussion highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding the DOJ's Inspector General report and its implications.

This video features Representative Paul Gosar discussing the ongoing "Fast and Furious" scandal with NRA News. The conversation focuses on allegations that a top ATF official involved in the controversial operation remained on paid leave while simultaneously employed by a major financial services company. The discussion stems from a release by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, chaired by Issa and Grassley, highlighting concerns about accountability and transparency within the ATF.

This NRA News segment features Cam Edwards interviewing Dave Workman, the Seattle Gun Rights Examiner. The discussion centers on two articles: one detailing Senator Grassley's criticisms of the Department of Justice (DOJ) in remarks to the Judiciary, and another exclusive report on the ATF's Canino and what went wrong with Operation Fast and Furious. The conversation likely delves into government actions, gun control policy debates, and potential governmental overreach concerning firearms.

This video features a discussion with Congressman Darrell Issa regarding the 'Fast and Furious' operation. The conversation, presented by NRA News on March 29, 2012, likely delves into the political and investigative aspects of this controversial event, focusing on the push to interview a former White House aide. The content is expected to revolve around accountability, transparency, and the implications of the operation on gun laws and policy.

This YouTube video features Cam Edwards interviewing Dave Workman, the Seattle Gun Rights Examiner for NRA News. The discussion focuses on a potential "cooperation" between Gillett and a Grassley probe, and its implications for the ATF hierarchy. The video is from April 11, 2011, and is presented by NRA News.