It appears my Tuesday story has caused a stir in the NRA bankruptcy case. Apparently, the NY AG wants to depose board member Philip Journey over his comments to me about how the board was not told about the bankruptcy ahead of time. freebeacon.com/guns/nra-board… 
The NRA is trying to block the deposition because it claims the NY AG did not give them enough warning before scheduling it and they believe the AG is trying to get at privileged information from closed board meetings. courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
The AG's office wanted to depose Journey today but it looks like they will have to wait because there's a hearing on the NRA's motion set for Monday. There's a special NRA board meeting about the bankruptcy being held in Dallas this Sunday... freebeacon.com/guns/nra-board…
ICYMI: NRA board member Philip Journey told me the board wasn't notified about the bankruptcy until after it happened and claimed Wayne LaPierre's filing stating otherwise "was a fraud perpetrated on the court." Journey said as a judge, he was compelled to report it to the court.
"Once they did that in the January 7 board meeting, everything else is pretty much set in stone. You know, I mean, my decisions are made for me," Journey said. "It kills me. It really does. I'm losing friends I've had for decades because I've got to do the right thing."
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