Miranda Devine
speaker
2,622 appearances
28 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2d ago
Miranda Devine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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His critics sneer at him while quaking in their boots because Martin is a happy warrior who has achieved an awful lot in a short time.
He also served for four months as interim DC US attorney, during which time he managed to oversee the dismissal of all J Six prosecutions after Trump's mass pardons and commutations, fire the overzealous prosecutors who weaponized the law against innocent people, and put Senator Chuck Schumer on notice over his threats to Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh outside the Supreme Court.
at an abortion rights rally in march twenty twenty.
He was also named special attorney for mortgage fraud at DOJ, where he oversaw investigations of New York Attorney General Leticia James, Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve Board Governor, and Democrat Senator Adam Schiff, the Russiagate plotter.
He wore another hat at the DOJ where he was Associate Deputy AG, running the Weaponization Working Group, launching investigations into the Biden DOJ's targeting of Catholics, school board parents, and pro-life activists.
He says these partisan witch hunts were run by Lisa Monaco, Deputy AG under Merrick Garland.
It rankles Martin that she has been rewarded handsomely for her conduct with a prestigious, high paying job at Microsoft as president of global affairs.
Lisa Monaco should not be received in polite society, he says.
Instead, she is paid tens of millions by Microsoft and
When people do something wrong, they should be named and shamed and in a culture that values shame.
End quote.
Martin's critics sneer at his small town Missouri cheerfulness and the Colombo style trench coat that has become his trademark, but they fear a rare man in Washington who knows right from wrong and never flinches from the fight.
Conservatives have had no better warrior since his mentor, Phyllis Schlafley, died in twenty sixteen, two months before Donald Trump won the presidential election in which she threw the mite of the most influential social conservative movement in the country behind the showy real estate developer from Queens.
The Missouri Powerhouse activist's early support for Trump split her movement and bogged her down in lawsuits.
From a rogue group of never trumpers inside her own Eagle Forum, which continues to this day.
Martin was her protege, co-authoring the New York Times bestseller The Conservative Case for Trump, that was published the day after her death and gave the green light to conservatives to vote for the uncontrollable Fifth Avenue billionaire.
Martin saw firsthand how the law can be weaponized against conservatives, and most importantly, how Schlaffley, by then in her nineties,
remained cheerfully undeterred.
In an hour long meeting in the Oval Office with the President last week, half the conversation was about Schlafley and Trump's gratitude to her and Martin.
She never wavered, Trump told Martin, neither has Martin, and Trump knows it.
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