[vid] Constitutional crisis looms over 'Fast and Furious' scandal the President is now attempting to shield the Attorney General by declaring 'executive privilege'. Executive privilege is for the 'person' of the President This would mean that the President was far more involved with the gunrunning scandal than the committee had previously been led to believe.

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[vid 2011 Sept]   DOJ Using Taxpayer Money to Arm Mexican Drug Cartels  how the DOJ has spent taxpayer money to fund an ATF gun running project, designed to frame American gun dealers, gun owners, and the Second Amendment itself for the escalating drug cartel violence in Mexico.  Not only did U.S. officials approve, allow and assist in the sale of more than 2,000 guns to the Sinaloa cartel -- the federal government used taxpayer money to buy semi-automatic weapons, sold them to criminals and then watched as the guns disappeared.  This disclosure, revealed in documents obtained by Fox News, could undermine the Department of Justice's previous defense that Operation Fast and Furious was a "botched" operation where agents simply "lost track" of weapons as they were transferred from one illegal buyer to another. Instead, it heightens the culpability of the federal government as Mexico, according to sources, has opened two criminal investigations into the operation that flooded their country with illegal weapons. 

[2011 Aug] Insider: CIA Orchestrated Operation Fast and Furious -gov allowed Mexican drug cartel to import tons of cocaine  Washington Times journalists Robert Farago and Ralph Dixon cite a “CIA insider” to make the claim that Operation Fast and Furious was a Central Intelligence Agency-orchestrated program to arm the Sinaloa drug cartel, a group that was also given the green light to fly tons of cocaine into the United States......The notion that Fast and Furious was used as a cover through which to arm the the Sinaloa cartel would explain why the feds showed little interest in following up where guns ended up once they left the United States.....It would also account for the fact that the federal government failed to prevent Sinaloa importing tons of cocaine into the U.S.