DOJ official fired for refusing to give Mel Gibson gun rights back reacts to Trump's speech
Fired DOJ Official Elizabeth Oyer joins Nicolle Wallace to react to President Donald Trump's speech at the Department of Justice and tells the story of her firing after she refused to return gun rights' to actor Mel Gibson who pleaded "no contest" to misdemeanor battery of his former girlfriend.
Former DOJ Attorney: I Was Fired After Refusing To Restore Mel Gibson's Gun Rights
Former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer says she was fired after she refused to restore Mel Gibson's gun rights. Oyer says the request came from an official working at the Department of Justice but declined to identify the person who made the request.
Attorney General Pam Bondi is looking into whether Biden administration policies infringe on Americans' right to bear arms.
The Chicago Police Department launched an internal investigation into the incident Thursday at the Leighton Criminal ...
A Tacoma man who was involved in a fatal gunbattle in Seattle in 2020 pleaded guilty in federal court Friday to unrelated ...
Wyoming gun rights advocate Mark Jones told Cowboy State Daily that a new study showing armed citizens stopped more active ...
Florida House Republicans back a proposal that would repeal part of a law that prevents people under the age of 21 from ...
Join American Rifleman staff on the range in this episode to learn about Mossberg’s International Gold Reserve model, the company's self-proclaimed “top-shelf” shotgun featuring an aluminum 20-ga.
At a six-hour hearing before the Connecticut legislature’s Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, legislators and advocates debated whether gun manufacturers and retailers should be held responsible for ...
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New Hampshire gun owners who cross state lines have to follow Massachusetts laws, the Supreme Judicial Court ruled.
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