Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

So I'm excited to to be in the fray where we are.

So I'm excited to to be in the fray where we are.

Exactly. No more. I don't have to pull punches at all, right? So my positions are all non-confirmed. I'm not worried about the senators if they have problems with me. It's, as you say, all speed, no brakes. And look, the great thing is it's nationwide. I mean, I loved the U.S. Attorney's Office because it's extraordinary and it's important. But it's an office focused on this work.

Exactly. No more. I don't have to pull punches at all, right? So my positions are all non-confirmed. I'm not worried about the senators if they have problems with me. It's, as you say, all speed, no brakes. And look, the great thing is it's nationwide. I mean, I loved the U.S. Attorney's Office because it's extraordinary and it's important. But it's an office focused on this work.

Now we got this whole nation. And again, one of the things the president does so well is he is about getting the right things done. But he's also about telling us, you know, we need the truth as well as the accountability. What Biden did was he weaponized government against individuals and he lied.

Now we got this whole nation. And again, one of the things the president does so well is he is about getting the right things done. But he's also about telling us, you know, we need the truth as well as the accountability. What Biden did was he weaponized government against individuals and he lied.

We need to tell the truth and hold accountable because people, well, they don't trust us if we don't explain what's going on. And that's one of the reasons why, you know, I got a question about Joe Biden's pardons. They said, you're going to look at it. I said, of course, we're going to look at it. It's an unprecedented act, unprecedented scope, unprecedented in every way.

We need to tell the truth and hold accountable because people, well, they don't trust us if we don't explain what's going on. And that's one of the reasons why, you know, I got a question about Joe Biden's pardons. They said, you're going to look at it. I said, of course, we're going to look at it. It's an unprecedented act, unprecedented scope, unprecedented in every way.

This has never happened what he did. When you see that, you have to say, what's going on here? And people said, what are you talking about? And I said, I'm talking about the truth. That's the truth. Don't lie about it. Don't think we're going to fake it. Don't fake it till you make it. Tell the truth and see.

This has never happened what he did. When you see that, you have to say, what's going on here? And people said, what are you talking about? And I said, I'm talking about the truth. That's the truth. Don't lie about it. Don't think we're going to fake it. Don't fake it till you make it. Tell the truth and see.

By the way, it may be true that pardons are plenary in such a way that even Joe Biden's unprecedented, you know, really unseemly, Ugly pardons might be legal. There might be nothing that is illegal. But let's find out and see for sure, because if it was done by his aide or the auto pen without his knowledge, that's a problem because what else has gone on?

By the way, it may be true that pardons are plenary in such a way that even Joe Biden's unprecedented, you know, really unseemly, Ugly pardons might be legal. There might be nothing that is illegal. But let's find out and see for sure, because if it was done by his aide or the auto pen without his knowledge, that's a problem because what else has gone on?

And again, got to speak the truth, got to keep smiling and got to keep going forward.

And again, got to speak the truth, got to keep smiling and got to keep going forward.

Exactly. Exactly. When I became the U.S. attorney, Charlie, of this office in D.C., Washington, D.C., the prosecutors who destroyed lives of January 6th folks were in the office. Right. So we've been investigating sort of the office and in fact, the horrendous use of the 1512 charge, which was completely made up by Andrew Weissman, Lisa Monaco and others. Why was that used?

Exactly. Exactly. When I became the U.S. attorney, Charlie, of this office in D.C., Washington, D.C., the prosecutors who destroyed lives of January 6th folks were in the office. Right. So we've been investigating sort of the office and in fact, the horrendous use of the 1512 charge, which was completely made up by Andrew Weissman, Lisa Monaco and others. Why was that used?

You know, it was the worst failure of American law and law enforcement in our history, probably at least since FDR put the Japanese Americans in internment camps during World War Two is about the same level. And so who did that? Well, Lisa Monaco did it and Merrick Garland did it. And when we did the investigation and we're still in the middle of it,

You know, it was the worst failure of American law and law enforcement in our history, probably at least since FDR put the Japanese Americans in internment camps during World War Two is about the same level. And so who did that? Well, Lisa Monaco did it and Merrick Garland did it. And when we did the investigation and we're still in the middle of it,

You can see right away, it wasn't being done by line attorneys. I'm not giving them an excuse. I'm not giving, I'm taking away blame. I'm just saying it was being done by the top people as a strategy to get Trump. But let me make sure to go back to your question. This is very important for your listeners and your viewers to know. Our scope is weaponization.

You can see right away, it wasn't being done by line attorneys. I'm not giving them an excuse. I'm not giving, I'm taking away blame. I'm just saying it was being done by the top people as a strategy to get Trump. But let me make sure to go back to your question. This is very important for your listeners and your viewers to know. Our scope is weaponization.