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The National Rifle Association and its longtime former leader have been found liable in a lawsuit centered on the organizations lavish spending.
The National Rifle Association CEO acknowledged spending the nonprofit's money on high-end clothing and private jet trips with his family.
A lawyer for the New York attorney generals office says the longtime head of the National Rifle Association operated as the King of the NRA.
The 74-year-old's departure comes as a civil trial against him and other National Rifle Association executives begins.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The NRA resurfaced a video of the new speaker of the House promoting the controversial group and criticizing Democratic gun control measures.
After remaining mum on a high-profile case that the Supreme Court will consider next month, the countrys top pro-gun group finally weighed in this week.
In Gun Law Push, Tennessee Governor's Office Memo Says NRA Prefers To 'Round Up Mentally Ill People'
Documents show Tennessee Gov. Bill Lees administration accused the NRA of wanting to use involuntary commitment laws.
A second lawsuit was similarly filed against the state's attorney general and the State Patrol chief. Both lawsuits say the ban is unconstitutional.
"It is reasonable to say that weapons of war have no place on the streets of America," the vice president said.
The late-night host ripped the former president for "a remarkably stupid and dangerous idea."
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