Judicial Watch Sues Obama DOJ to Obtain 'Fast and Furious' Records Withheld from Congress

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This NRA News Cam & Co episode features an interview with Katie Pavlich, discussing a "Fast and Furious" AK-47 rifle that was reportedly used in a gang assault in Phoenix, Arizona. The segment references an article Pavlich wrote for Townhall.com, which confirms the involvement of the rifle through Judicial Watch findings. The discussion highlights a controversial government operation and its unintended consequences.

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This video features Cam Edwards of NRA News interviewing Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch regarding the "Fast and Furious" operation and alleged "FOIA games" played by the Justice Department. The discussion centers on an article published in the Washington Examiner and implies a lack of transparency or potential stonewalling from the DOJ concerning this controversial gunrunning investigation.

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