Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

Well, that's the word. The same thing.

Well, the big one that I was interested in is the number of times you can take DNA that was left behind. Those are a lot of sexual assault, rape and sexual assault. So those are the most obvious ones. There's some DNA cases on guns. If a weapon on a crime has some DNA on it, as the technology's gotten more sophisticated.

Well, the big one that I was interested in is the number of times you can take DNA that was left behind. Those are a lot of sexual assault, rape and sexual assault. So those are the most obvious ones. There's some DNA cases on guns. If a weapon on a crime has some DNA on it, as the technology's gotten more sophisticated.

Well, the big one that I was interested in is the number of times you can take DNA that was left behind. Those are a lot of sexual assault, rape and sexual assault. So those are the most obvious ones. There's some DNA cases on guns. If a weapon on a crime has some DNA on it, as the technology's gotten more sophisticated.

But you can instantly go and using the databases now and technology, get a check on DNA from a lot of... Why has no one done that? Well, they are. It's just it's a process. It takes a lot of it takes a lot of time. I mean, one of the things you're doing is not everybody's in the database. So you're trying to track back through. But we are doing it.

But you can instantly go and using the databases now and technology, get a check on DNA from a lot of... Why has no one done that? Well, they are. It's just it's a process. It takes a lot of it takes a lot of time. I mean, one of the things you're doing is not everybody's in the database. So you're trying to track back through. But we are doing it.

But you can instantly go and using the databases now and technology, get a check on DNA from a lot of... Why has no one done that? Well, they are. It's just it's a process. It takes a lot of it takes a lot of time. I mean, one of the things you're doing is not everybody's in the database. So you're trying to track back through. But we are doing it.

A lot of people are in the database, but not not everybody. I mean, and so one of the well, and so the FBI has been good about I don't know why they were doing it, weren't doing it before. But the FBI has been great about letting us do it. And so we're you know, we're tracking that down.

A lot of people are in the database, but not not everybody. I mean, and so one of the well, and so the FBI has been good about I don't know why they were doing it, weren't doing it before. But the FBI has been great about letting us do it. And so we're you know, we're tracking that down.

A lot of people are in the database, but not not everybody. I mean, and so one of the well, and so the FBI has been good about I don't know why they were doing it, weren't doing it before. But the FBI has been great about letting us do it. And so we're you know, we're tracking that down.

Well, again, you know, Tucker, and look, I think President Trump is like this, how he approaches everything. And, I mean, that's how I wanted to serve, and I do. We did exactly what you're saying. We said to everybody on the Hill— come to a briefing on safety. We want to keep you safe because the staffers care, right? The staffers are getting assaulted and all.

Well, again, you know, Tucker, and look, I think President Trump is like this, how he approaches everything. And, I mean, that's how I wanted to serve, and I do. We did exactly what you're saying. We said to everybody on the Hill— come to a briefing on safety. We want to keep you safe because the staffers care, right? The staffers are getting assaulted and all.

Well, again, you know, Tucker, and look, I think President Trump is like this, how he approaches everything. And, I mean, that's how I wanted to serve, and I do. We did exactly what you're saying. We said to everybody on the Hill— come to a briefing on safety. We want to keep you safe because the staffers care, right? The staffers are getting assaulted and all.

And people came to that and people want to hear how we're going to do that, how we can prosecute, because law enforcement, again, is partly prosecuting, but it's a lot of showing up and showing force so people know you're safer. And yeah, I mean, look, I think they care. The question is whether it leads to policy, you know, and...

And people came to that and people want to hear how we're going to do that, how we can prosecute, because law enforcement, again, is partly prosecuting, but it's a lot of showing up and showing force so people know you're safer. And yeah, I mean, look, I think they care. The question is whether it leads to policy, you know, and...

And people came to that and people want to hear how we're going to do that, how we can prosecute, because law enforcement, again, is partly prosecuting, but it's a lot of showing up and showing force so people know you're safer. And yeah, I mean, look, I think they care. The question is whether it leads to policy, you know, and...

Again, my job as prosecutor in that office is to get after the crimes as I've got them. And if they're not going to adjust their policies, I can't worry about that on the days, you know, day to day of getting after crime. But I'll tell you what, when I go to, you know, Anacostia or I go to these neighborhoods, they care and they know the U.S. attorney is paying attention to that.

Again, my job as prosecutor in that office is to get after the crimes as I've got them. And if they're not going to adjust their policies, I can't worry about that on the days, you know, day to day of getting after crime. But I'll tell you what, when I go to, you know, Anacostia or I go to these neighborhoods, they care and they know the U.S. attorney is paying attention to that.

Again, my job as prosecutor in that office is to get after the crimes as I've got them. And if they're not going to adjust their policies, I can't worry about that on the days, you know, day to day of getting after crime. But I'll tell you what, when I go to, you know, Anacostia or I go to these neighborhoods, they care and they know the U.S. attorney is paying attention to that.

And that's probably more important than the folks up on the Hill.