Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/FKcbSy0cSoJ.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Former DOJ lawyer says she was asked to ‘rubber stamp’ a favor for Trump [miWlJyvErFF] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Former Department of Justice Lawyer Elizabeth Oyer told the Senate Judiciary Committee that two days after Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was confirmed as deputy attorney general, he fired her for refusing to restore firearm rights for a convicted domestic abuser and friend of President Donald Trump. Oyer says she was pressured to go along with it, but she refused and was fired from her job. AONbDA7pwp9 hiY2oUAndG3 VO3UvMZycm3 Wzy9JLr1FlM NbbY9LWSjvk nWq6yfd4Cdo FW6pk7WDa9C
Former Department of Justice Lawyer Elizabeth Oyer told the Senate Judiciary Committee that two days after Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was confirmed as deputy attorney general, he fired her for refusing to restore firearm rights for a convicted domestic abuser and friend of President Donald Trump. Oyer says she was pressured to go along with it, but she refused and was fired from her job. AONbDA7pwp9 hiY2oUAndG3 VO3UvMZycm3 Wzy9JLr1FlM NbbY9LWSjvk nWq6yfd4Cdo FW6pk7WDa9C