Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

Right. It's a disaster. But I think one of the things that that juvenile question is one that D.C. has to face because it's really and the older kids, if it were if they were girls, they'd be calling it trafficking because the older boys are trafficking the younger boys because they know they won't get into trouble the same way because they're underage.

So that part of it is a disaster, and that falls right on the D.C. City Council and the mayor and the current administration there that hasn't taken it seriously because you just need to lock them up. You need to get them out of D.C., put them in some place. You could pay to put them in another reform school or whatever to get them out of town. Instead, they let them loose. They don't detain them.

So that part of it is a disaster, and that falls right on the D.C. City Council and the mayor and the current administration there that hasn't taken it seriously because you just need to lock them up. You need to get them out of D.C., put them in some place. You could pay to put them in another reform school or whatever to get them out of town. Instead, they let them loose. They don't detain them.

So that part of it is a disaster, and that falls right on the D.C. City Council and the mayor and the current administration there that hasn't taken it seriously because you just need to lock them up. You need to get them out of D.C., put them in some place. You could pay to put them in another reform school or whatever to get them out of town. Instead, they let them loose. They don't detain them.

If they wanted to.

If they wanted to.

If they wanted to.

Right. That's right.

Right. That's right.

Right. That's right.

Look, I mean, you're asking too many questions about the Republican Party. I mean, you're right. And the president, I think, is frustrated by the dynamic. I think he wishes that there was more action in terms of taking it over. But that's not been a priority.

Look, I mean, you're asking too many questions about the Republican Party. I mean, you're right. And the president, I think, is frustrated by the dynamic. I think he wishes that there was more action in terms of taking it over. But that's not been a priority.

Look, I mean, you're asking too many questions about the Republican Party. I mean, you're right. And the president, I think, is frustrated by the dynamic. I think he wishes that there was more action in terms of taking it over. But that's not been a priority.

Well, I mean, part of me wants to engage in some philosophical argument with you about what they think, but I mostly think it's what you said earlier. So this is a trend that you noticed. Yeah, they don't really care about these people. I mean, I'm the Republican. I'm the conservative. I'm supposed to not care. They say, you don't care about these people.

Well, I mean, part of me wants to engage in some philosophical argument with you about what they think, but I mostly think it's what you said earlier. So this is a trend that you noticed. Yeah, they don't really care about these people. I mean, I'm the Republican. I'm the conservative. I'm supposed to not care. They say, you don't care about these people.

Well, I mean, part of me wants to engage in some philosophical argument with you about what they think, but I mostly think it's what you said earlier. So this is a trend that you noticed. Yeah, they don't really care about these people. I mean, I'm the Republican. I'm the conservative. I'm supposed to not care. They say, you don't care about these people.

When I get in this job, I look at it and say – Poor people, mostly black and brown, are living through hell because of the policies that you have, which is to let bad guys go with guns. You and I both would agree. If you do something with a gun badly, then you should be incarcerated.

When I get in this job, I look at it and say – Poor people, mostly black and brown, are living through hell because of the policies that you have, which is to let bad guys go with guns. You and I both would agree. If you do something with a gun badly, then you should be incarcerated.

When I get in this job, I look at it and say – Poor people, mostly black and brown, are living through hell because of the policies that you have, which is to let bad guys go with guns. You and I both would agree. If you do something with a gun badly, then you should be incarcerated.

No problem.