Videos tagged with NRA Bankruptcy

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the potential replacement of Wayne LaPierre as Executive Vice President of the NRA, featuring Lieutenant Colonel Allen West. West, a former NRA board member, expresses his willingness to run for the position, citing the need to address corruption, cronyism, and financial mismanagement within the organization. He outlines a plan to reform the NRA, including potentially firing legal counsel Bill Brewer and engaging with the New York Attorney General's office to resolve ongoing legal battles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of membership pressure on the board of directors to enact change and ensure the NRA's continued relevance in protecting Second Amendment rights.

This video details the ongoing lawsuit against the NRA, focusing on allegations of financial misconduct by Wayne LaPierre and other executives. New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking the appointment of an independent monitor to oversee the NRA's finances and operations, demanding restitution for misused funds, including salaries. The lawsuit highlights numerous legal violations, including the improper use of NRA funds for personal expenses, attempts to evade legal action through a bad-faith bankruptcy filing, and retaliation against whistleblowers.

This video discusses two key issues impacting gun owners: the complex and seemingly counterintuitive "good news" of California reopening its assault weapon registry, and the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings of the NRA. The speaker highlights the incompetence of the California DOJ in managing previous registration deadlines and the denial of standing for NRA members in the bankruptcy case, suggesting a lack of representation for the organization's constituents.

This video from Guns & Gadgets analyzes the dismissal of the NRA's bankruptcy case by a Texas judge. It details the legal arguments, including the NRA's attempt to evade a lawsuit from the New York Attorney General, Letitia James, by filing in Texas. The speaker, drawing on extensive knowledge of legal proceedings and Second Amendment issues, explains the implications of the dismissal, the judge's reasoning, and the potential future challenges for the NRA.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, presented by Berger Bullets, delves into the recent bankruptcy hearing of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in Texas. Host Brent T. Wheat and Jim Shepherd of The Outdoor Wire discuss revelations made under oath, including Wayne LaPierre's "security retreats" involving safaris and yachts. The hosts argue that even staunch NRA supporters should consider the need for leadership changes within the organization based on the information brought to light.

This video provides an update on the progress of Constitutional Carry legislation across nine states in early 2021, with Utah and Montana already signing bills into law. It details the status of pending legislation in Texas, South Carolina, Florida, Indiana, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, emphasizing the importance of citizen engagement. Additionally, the video touches upon the NRA's bankruptcy proceedings, highlighting a recent filing by Ford Motor Credit to repossess leased vehicles due to non-payment, raising concerns about the organization's financial stability.

Despite the left controlling media, Hollywood, politics, and education, support for the Second Amendment is growing. This growth is attributed to grassroots efforts and individuals reinforcing gun culture online and offline. The video encourages continued engagement through sharing content and taking friends to the range to foster understanding and support for gun rights.

The video discusses the NRA's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in New York, clarifying it as a corporate restructuring and reincorporation in Texas. The speaker expresses skepticism about the NRA's current leadership, particularly Wayne LaPierre, and advocates for supporting organizations like the Firearm Policy Coalition and Gun Owners of America for their 'no compromise' stance on gun rights. The content touches on the broader landscape of gun rights advocacy and the potential impact of new gun owners.