Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

And so and Pam Bondi has been great about directing us on this. So I'm excited to go over there and and fight.

And so and Pam Bondi has been great about directing us on this. So I'm excited to go over there and and fight.

And so and Pam Bondi has been great about directing us on this. So I'm excited to go over there and and fight.

That's right. Well, I want to brag for a minute. We shifted a lot of our resources to fight crime. You know this, but 720,000 people live in D.C. Yeah. Six hundred and fifty thousand live in poverty and a tough set. And frankly, they've been getting they've been getting stuck by both parties forever.

That's right. Well, I want to brag for a minute. We shifted a lot of our resources to fight crime. You know this, but 720,000 people live in D.C. Yeah. Six hundred and fifty thousand live in poverty and a tough set. And frankly, they've been getting they've been getting stuck by both parties forever.

That's right. Well, I want to brag for a minute. We shifted a lot of our resources to fight crime. You know this, but 720,000 people live in D.C. Yeah. Six hundred and fifty thousand live in poverty and a tough set. And frankly, they've been getting they've been getting stuck by both parties forever.

So you walk down the street in Anacostia and you're like, I want to do an interview in Anacostia. And we pulled up and there's an ambulance and all. And I said, what is that? And I said, somebody was shot there laying there. And we went in to do the interview. It was like, oh, yeah, so he's not going to die. He's going to be fine.

So you walk down the street in Anacostia and you're like, I want to do an interview in Anacostia. And we pulled up and there's an ambulance and all. And I said, what is that? And I said, somebody was shot there laying there. And we went in to do the interview. It was like, oh, yeah, so he's not going to die. He's going to be fine.

So you walk down the street in Anacostia and you're like, I want to do an interview in Anacostia. And we pulled up and there's an ambulance and all. And I said, what is that? And I said, somebody was shot there laying there. And we went in to do the interview. It was like, oh, yeah, so he's not going to die. He's going to be fine.

So what we did was we turned all of our resources on that side to getting rid of the guys with guns, the bad guys with guns, and we dragged them to federal court. Now, that sounds like it's not that revolutionary, but you start to get—in March, we got 18, and in April, 24— arrested with guns and off the streets.

So what we did was we turned all of our resources on that side to getting rid of the guys with guns, the bad guys with guns, and we dragged them to federal court. Now, that sounds like it's not that revolutionary, but you start to get—in March, we got 18, and in April, 24— arrested with guns and off the streets.

So what we did was we turned all of our resources on that side to getting rid of the guys with guns, the bad guys with guns, and we dragged them to federal court. Now, that sounds like it's not that revolutionary, but you start to get—in March, we got 18, and in April, 24— arrested with guns and off the streets.

For 700,000 people, what they mostly need to know is somebody's trying to help them make it better, right? And trying to make life better. And crime is down 25% and the basics are going the right direction.

For 700,000 people, what they mostly need to know is somebody's trying to help them make it better, right? And trying to make life better. And crime is down 25% and the basics are going the right direction.

For 700,000 people, what they mostly need to know is somebody's trying to help them make it better, right? And trying to make life better. And crime is down 25% and the basics are going the right direction.

But no, that woman screeching at me and spitting on me, that's a fruit of the environment that says, make anyone who's doing something important into someone toxic and we'll get people to be agitated. But it works. It works. Oh, it works completely. The only problem is our side, meaning I think God-fearing Americans need to understand. I just told you, we've got to get the truth out.

But no, that woman screeching at me and spitting on me, that's a fruit of the environment that says, make anyone who's doing something important into someone toxic and we'll get people to be agitated. But it works. It works. Oh, it works completely. The only problem is our side, meaning I think God-fearing Americans need to understand. I just told you, we've got to get the truth out.

But no, that woman screeching at me and spitting on me, that's a fruit of the environment that says, make anyone who's doing something important into someone toxic and we'll get people to be agitated. But it works. It works. Oh, it works completely. The only problem is our side, meaning I think God-fearing Americans need to understand. I just told you, we've got to get the truth out.

You can't sit back and say, we're right. That doesn't matter. No, I know. Your neighbor is still being inundated by the Washington Post, right? They're still being told by the Washington Post that somehow it's problematic that I was on RT. I did interviews on RT and that, oh, this is the end of the world. Well, I mean, Swalwell's kind of- You went on RT? Yeah, I went on RT. I did interviews on RT.

You can't sit back and say, we're right. That doesn't matter. No, I know. Your neighbor is still being inundated by the Washington Post, right? They're still being told by the Washington Post that somehow it's problematic that I was on RT. I did interviews on RT and that, oh, this is the end of the world. Well, I mean, Swalwell's kind of- You went on RT? Yeah, I went on RT. I did interviews on RT.