Ed Martin (intro by Charlie Kirk)

Then they call me names in the Washington Post. You know, the Washington Post bid something they've never done before, Tucker. Underneath the line, Spencer Hsu, he put a thing that said, if you have any tips on Martin, send them to us. They've never done this before. It's like, we want to get Martin, send us the tips. I sent a letter to Bezos.

I said, hey, I'm not sure this is how the newspaper is supposed to run. He hasn't responded yet. But my point is, President Trump said fight for the future of the country. And that fight can't be trapped in the article three gentility of a hundred years ago. It's the fight we got right now. And that's what we're doing. So I think they hated me. And this woman came up to me screeching in a way.

I said, hey, I'm not sure this is how the newspaper is supposed to run. He hasn't responded yet. But my point is, President Trump said fight for the future of the country. And that fight can't be trapped in the article three gentility of a hundred years ago. It's the fight we got right now. And that's what we're doing. So I think they hated me. And this woman came up to me screeching in a way.

I said, hey, I'm not sure this is how the newspaper is supposed to run. He hasn't responded yet. But my point is, President Trump said fight for the future of the country. And that fight can't be trapped in the article three gentility of a hundred years ago. It's the fight we got right now. And that's what we're doing. So I think they hated me. And this woman came up to me screeching in a way.

I mean, she can't know me. She didn't know me. I never met her as screeching, screeching, screeching, swearing, and then spitting, you know, I don't know. I just, uh, who was she? What happened to her? Well, they've identified her and I guess they've they've I don't know if they've picked her up yet, but they know exactly who it is and all that.

I mean, she can't know me. She didn't know me. I never met her as screeching, screeching, screeching, swearing, and then spitting, you know, I don't know. I just, uh, who was she? What happened to her? Well, they've identified her and I guess they've they've I don't know if they've picked her up yet, but they know exactly who it is and all that.

I mean, she can't know me. She didn't know me. I never met her as screeching, screeching, screeching, swearing, and then spitting, you know, I don't know. I just, uh, who was she? What happened to her? Well, they've identified her and I guess they've they've I don't know if they've picked her up yet, but they know exactly who it is and all that.

And so, as you might imagine, I'm not involved in the case because, you know, I'm the victim in this case. So that's got to be processed. But I think that, you know, marshals and FBI were right on it and they they've got to figure it out.

And so, as you might imagine, I'm not involved in the case because, you know, I'm the victim in this case. So that's got to be processed. But I think that, you know, marshals and FBI were right on it and they they've got to figure it out.

And so, as you might imagine, I'm not involved in the case because, you know, I'm the victim in this case. So that's got to be processed. But I think that, you know, marshals and FBI were right on it and they they've got to figure it out.

Well, I think that the role I played is epitomized by that, right? Public and willing to fight for the right things. And Schumer certainly took it to heart and made a big deal out of it. And then they just made me into somebody who's... The Washington Post had me on the front page of A1 or B1 every day for three or four weeks. Wild. A U.S. attorney. Dick Durbin sent me 561 questions.

Well, I think that the role I played is epitomized by that, right? Public and willing to fight for the right things. And Schumer certainly took it to heart and made a big deal out of it. And then they just made me into somebody who's... The Washington Post had me on the front page of A1 or B1 every day for three or four weeks. Wild. A U.S. attorney. Dick Durbin sent me 561 questions.

Well, I think that the role I played is epitomized by that, right? Public and willing to fight for the right things. And Schumer certainly took it to heart and made a big deal out of it. And then they just made me into somebody who's... The Washington Post had me on the front page of A1 or B1 every day for three or four weeks. Wild. A U.S. attorney. Dick Durbin sent me 561 questions.

District court judges don't get that many. You know, no U.S. attorney's ever gotten that many question after question accusing me of this and that and the other thing. So they obviously knew they didn't like something about what I was doing. And the public picks up on it. Right.

District court judges don't get that many. You know, no U.S. attorney's ever gotten that many question after question accusing me of this and that and the other thing. So they obviously knew they didn't like something about what I was doing. And the public picks up on it. Right.

District court judges don't get that many. You know, no U.S. attorney's ever gotten that many question after question accusing me of this and that and the other thing. So they obviously knew they didn't like something about what I was doing. And the public picks up on it. Right.

Well, that's I think that's fair.

Well, that's I think that's fair.

Well, that's I think that's fair.

Mm hmm.