Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

Yeah, law enforcement's awesome, right? So very quickly, the Marshal Service as well as the FBI, they got a track of her. And I think if she hasn't been arrested yet, it's any time. I think they know who she is. They know where she lives, what she's about. So, yeah, look, I mean, here's the thing. You know, being spit on is not nice, right?

Yeah, law enforcement's awesome, right? So very quickly, the Marshal Service as well as the FBI, they got a track of her. And I think if she hasn't been arrested yet, it's any time. I think they know who she is. They know where she lives, what she's about. So, yeah, look, I mean, here's the thing. You know, being spit on is not nice, right?

Yeah, law enforcement's awesome, right? So very quickly, the Marshal Service as well as the FBI, they got a track of her. And I think if she hasn't been arrested yet, it's any time. I think they know who she is. They know where she lives, what she's about. So, yeah, look, I mean, here's the thing. You know, being spit on is not nice, right?

When she was charging towards me, I thought we were about to have a full-on assault. But I just would say this. She said, are you Ed Martin? And I turned and she said, oh, you are Ed Martin. Now, she wasn't targeting me because I wasn't, you know, kind to her in shop class in high school. I never saw her before. I don't know her. She did it because I was the U.S. attorney. If you hit the U.S.

When she was charging towards me, I thought we were about to have a full-on assault. But I just would say this. She said, are you Ed Martin? And I turned and she said, oh, you are Ed Martin. Now, she wasn't targeting me because I wasn't, you know, kind to her in shop class in high school. I never saw her before. I don't know her. She did it because I was the U.S. attorney. If you hit the U.S.

When she was charging towards me, I thought we were about to have a full-on assault. But I just would say this. She said, are you Ed Martin? And I turned and she said, oh, you are Ed Martin. Now, she wasn't targeting me because I wasn't, you know, kind to her in shop class in high school. I never saw her before. I don't know her. She did it because I was the U.S. attorney. If you hit the U.S.

attorney, if you attack him, if you assault him, just like Judge Boasberg, you know, the conservatives are frustrated with Judge Boasberg, but... I sent Judge Boasberg a letter soon after a lot of the attention. I said, if anyone threatens you or your family, we want to prosecute them to the fullest, not to the most interesting.

attorney, if you attack him, if you assault him, just like Judge Boasberg, you know, the conservatives are frustrated with Judge Boasberg, but... I sent Judge Boasberg a letter soon after a lot of the attention. I said, if anyone threatens you or your family, we want to prosecute them to the fullest, not to the most interesting.

attorney, if you attack him, if you assault him, just like Judge Boasberg, you know, the conservatives are frustrated with Judge Boasberg, but... I sent Judge Boasberg a letter soon after a lot of the attention. I said, if anyone threatens you or your family, we want to prosecute them to the fullest, not to the most interesting.

No, anything you do because you cannot, you have to raise the cost of being a jerk, even if you think, oh, well, it's not that threatening. Somebody's spitting on me. I didn't feel, well, I did feel like I was being threatened, but maybe, you know, it turned out fine, but you can't allow that. And so they'll get her and she'll be charged.

No, anything you do because you cannot, you have to raise the cost of being a jerk, even if you think, oh, well, it's not that threatening. Somebody's spitting on me. I didn't feel, well, I did feel like I was being threatened, but maybe, you know, it turned out fine, but you can't allow that. And so they'll get her and she'll be charged.

No, anything you do because you cannot, you have to raise the cost of being a jerk, even if you think, oh, well, it's not that threatening. Somebody's spitting on me. I didn't feel, well, I did feel like I was being threatened, but maybe, you know, it turned out fine, but you can't allow that. And so they'll get her and she'll be charged.

I answer the second question first by saying I have – well, let me say this. As U.S. attorney, my job is to look at what is going on and to try to assess how we can make things better and enforce the law, but also the policy preferences of this president. President Trump talked about weaponization, talked about anti-Semitism. He has banned DEI, which is really racist and hateful.

I answer the second question first by saying I have – well, let me say this. As U.S. attorney, my job is to look at what is going on and to try to assess how we can make things better and enforce the law, but also the policy preferences of this president. President Trump talked about weaponization, talked about anti-Semitism. He has banned DEI, which is really racist and hateful.

I answer the second question first by saying I have – well, let me say this. As U.S. attorney, my job is to look at what is going on and to try to assess how we can make things better and enforce the law, but also the policy preferences of this president. President Trump talked about weaponization, talked about anti-Semitism. He has banned DEI, which is really racist and hateful.

So all these preferences as prosecutor, I have an obligation in my mind, but to ask questions when you see these things. Look, Chuck Schumer stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and he said, we will release the whirlwind on you, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh by name. Now, I looked at that and I thought that sounds like a threat. Pretty direct, pretty narrow, pretty clear.

So all these preferences as prosecutor, I have an obligation in my mind, but to ask questions when you see these things. Look, Chuck Schumer stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and he said, we will release the whirlwind on you, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh by name. Now, I looked at that and I thought that sounds like a threat. Pretty direct, pretty narrow, pretty clear.

So all these preferences as prosecutor, I have an obligation in my mind, but to ask questions when you see these things. Look, Chuck Schumer stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and he said, we will release the whirlwind on you, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh by name. Now, I looked at that and I thought that sounds like a threat. Pretty direct, pretty narrow, pretty clear.

A month later, Kavanaugh's got somebody in front of his house with a gun and zip ties. So you can say, well, what are we doing here? My letter to Schumer was clarify what you're saying, because if you're saying I think you deserve to clarify. And I wanted the public to know I was asking.

A month later, Kavanaugh's got somebody in front of his house with a gun and zip ties. So you can say, well, what are we doing here? My letter to Schumer was clarify what you're saying, because if you're saying I think you deserve to clarify. And I wanted the public to know I was asking.