Videos tagged with Gun Walking

This video discusses the upcoming Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General (IG) report concerning Operation Fast and Furious. Cam Edwards interviews J. Christian Adams, PJ Media Legal Editor, who expresses skepticism about the report's potential to deliver meaningful accountability or transparency. The discussion likely centers on criticisms of the DOJ's handling of the investigation and the potential for the report to be a whitewash.

This video, Chapter 3 of 'FIREARMS FUTURE,' delves into Operation Fast and Furious. The description criticizes the BATFE's controversial plan to allow firearms to cross the border into Mexico with the intention of tracking them to dismantle drug cartels. It highlights the secrecy from the Mexican government and the perceived deadly consequences of this strategy. The content expresses strong dissatisfaction with the lack of accountability within the Obama administration for this operation and encourages viewers to join the NRA.

This episode discusses the ATF's 'Operation Fast and Furious,' a gun-walking sting operation from 2006-2011. The operation allowed thousands of firearms to be sold to suspected arms traffickers, intending to track them to higher-level cartel figures. The speakers express concerns that the operation's failures led to violence, including the death of a border agent, and suggest a potential ulterior motive to push for stricter gun control measures by highlighting illegal firearm acquisition.

This video discusses Attorney General Eric Holder's testimony regarding the Fast and Furious operation. It highlights criticisms of Holder's statements, the Department of Justice's alleged lack of cooperation with congressional investigations, and the perceived political motivations behind the operation and subsequent discussions on gun control. The analysis suggests a pattern of obfuscation and a potential push for gun control measures using the fallout from the operation.

This video features Congressman Trey Gowdy discussing the 'Fast and Furious' operation and Attorney General Eric Holder's testimony. Gowdy expresses frustration over the lack of accountability within the Department of Justice, highlighting evidence suggesting Washington D.C. officials knew about gun walking. He criticizes the administration's resistance to providing documents and witnesses, contrasting it with the cooperation given to the Inspector General. The discussion touches on legal statutes like 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) and the implications of invoking the Fifth Amendment.

This video discusses Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial ATF program that allowed firearms to be sold to suspected smugglers, leading to their distribution to Mexican drug cartels. It highlights the death of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, allegedly linked to firearms from this operation. The video questions Attorney General Eric Holder's sworn testimony before Congress regarding his knowledge of the program, suggesting potential perjury.

This NRA News segment from October 4, 2011, features Bob Owens from Pajamas Media discussing the unfolding "Fast and Furious" scandal. The conversation centers on the latest revelations concerning what Attorney General Eric Holder knew about the operation and when he became aware of it. The video likely delves into the political and legal implications of the controversial gun-walking operation, exploring accountability and transparency within the Department of Justice.

This NRA News video features a discussion between Cam Edwards and author/syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin. The topic, as indicated by the title, is the "Fast and Furious" operation, a controversial ATF gun-walking scandal that occurred in 2009-2011. The content likely delves into the details of the operation, its implications for gun control, and potential political ramifications. Given the participants and the outlet, the discussion is expected to be from a pro-Second Amendment perspective.