A former Trump advisor who's now running for Congress bragged about supplying police with tear gas and riot-control gear to use against BLM protesters
An ex-advisor to former President Donald Trump who's now running for Congress released a campaign video in which he boasts about supplying police forces with riot-control gear and tear gas used against protesters.
In a campaign video posted to Twitter, Mills introduces himself as a combat veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, before explaining he then"came home" and"started a company making riot control munitions for law enforcement."
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