Steven Rinella

But anyhow, that little saga.

So if you recognize the name Leticia James, it has to do with this kind of lawfare retribution, counter-retribution between her office and Trump administration, Trump business empire.

She...

really wanted to go after the national rifle association.

So how do you go after a nonprofit?

So, so what she wanted to do, she wanted to attack the NRA and she comes up with this idea of looking at how they're utilizing money.

So it was her business because it was a nonprofit organization.

stationed or certified in new york so the non-profit is under new york law you can form a non-profit and establish it in all kinds of different places but they happen to be certified or basically uh chartered incorporated whatever under new york law so she

She's not really interested in, I mean, in all honesty, she's not interested in how the NRA is governed.

She is interested in tearing down the NRA.

In doing this, she uncovers a bunch of bad spending practices and makes this case that the NRA is defrauding its membership by blowing money on things they shouldn't be blowing on.

And so sues them.

What she wants is she wants to say,

The malfeasance is so bad.

The NRA is defrauding their membership so bad that they should be basically killed as an organization.

She doesn't get that.

What she gets is that the longtime president, is it president?

Is he, is it called president or CEO?

When you're at the NRA?

Okay.