Oliver North Testifies in NRA Financial Misconduct Lawsuit

Wayne LaPierre Accused of Using NRA Funds for Personal Luxuries

Oliver North, former president of the NRA, testified in court about alleged financial irregularities within the organization.
North claims he was forced out of the NRA after raising these allegations and seeking an independent review of unusual expenses.
The lawsuit focuses on whether Wayne LaPierre, the NRA's longtime chief executive, used millions of dollars for personal luxuries at the expense of the organization.
LaPierre, who announced his resignation on the eve of the trial, defended his actions, stating that his yacht trips were a 'security retreat' due to threats after mass shootings.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking financial penalties from LaPierre and other NRA executives, and is also seeking to bar LaPierre from holding any positions with the group in the future.