This video features Cam Edwards discussing a report by The Washington Post with Matthew Boyle from The Daily Caller. The conversation, presented by NRA News, focuses on a "gunrunner" story published by the Washington Post, with Issa Camp reportedly stating the newspaper was incorrect. The context suggests a discussion around firearms, journalistic accuracy, and potentially controversial reporting related to gun trafficking or sales.
This YouTube video features Larry Pratt discussing the topic of "Gunrunner" on "Nightly Scoreboard." The description includes a link to join Gun Owners of America. Based on the title and description, the video likely delves into political or legal aspects related to firearms, potentially discussing advocacy or legislative issues affecting gun ownership.
This video features Cam Edwards discussing a "Gunrunner Update" with Dave Workman of the Seattle Gun Rights Examiner for NRA News. The central topic appears to be the DEA reportedly keeping ATF guns, and the discussion also involves identifying "Uriel Patino." Given the source (NRA News) and the individuals involved, the video likely touches on firearm regulations, law enforcement actions related to firearms, and potentially legal aspects concerning gun ownership and trafficking.
This NRA News video features Cam Edwards interviewing Matthew Boyle from The Daily Caller concerning the Fast and Furious scandal. The discussion centers on the Department of Justice (DOJ) deflecting blame for the "gunrunner" operation onto local officials. The conversation highlights political accountability and the implications of government actions related to firearms trafficking. The date of the interview, May 10, 2011, places it within the active period of public awareness and scrutiny of this controversial operation.
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