Conservative Activist Leading Justice Department's 'Weaponization Working Group'

Conservative activist Ed Martin, head of the Justice Department's 'Weaponization Working Group,' plans to 'name' and 'shame' individuals unable to be charged with crimes, investigating prosecutors who targeted Trump and allies. He aims for transparency and public-facing role in addressing past investigations and prosecutions.

Thom Tillis and Ed Martin Nomination Controversy

Thom Tillis, a Republican Senator from North Carolina, initially supported Ed Martin's nomination for a position but changed his mind, leading to accusations of buying into the 'J6 hoax'. Martin believes Tillis was influenced by media lies about the January 6 events.

Appointment of Ed Martin to a New Role in the Department of Justice

Ed Martin, Trump's nomination for U.S. Attorney for D.C., was blocked by establishment senators led by Sen. Thom Tillis, but Trump appointed him to a new powerful role in the Department of Justice. Martin will lead the Weaponization Working Group and serve as Pardon Attorney to investigate and provide justice for victims of government weaponization. He aims to hold accountable those involved in the government's role in the COVID conspiracy as well. Martin is enthusiastic about the new role and promises to pursue the truth and hold accountable those responsible.

Appointment of Jeanine Pirro as Interim U.S. Attorney for D.C.

President Trump is considering appointing Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as the interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, replacing Ed Martin. Pirro is a longtime ally of Trump and has a controversial history, including promoting false election fraud claims and being suspended by Fox News for questioning a congresswoman's loyalty.

Withdrawal of Ed Martin's Nomination for U.S. Attorney for D.C.

President Trump withdrew the nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney for D.C. due to bipartisan pushback from the U.S. Senate. Martin, a Republican activist with no prosecutorial experience, faced controversy for his views on the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

President Trump's U.S. attorney nominee and Senate confirmation process

President Donald Trump discusses his nominee for U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., Ed Martin, and expresses disappointment over Sen. Thom Tillis not supporting the nomination.

Confirmation of U.S. Attorney Nominee for Washington, DC

Sen. Rand Paul urges Republican Senate colleagues to confirm President Trump's nominee for U.S. Attorney for Washington, DC before his interim tag expires. The Senate's failure to act could result in Judge James Boasberg appointing the U.S. Attorney. Sen. Thom Tillis opposes the nomination but senators are rallying around the nominee. Paul believes the nominee, Ed Martin, will restore lawful order to the capital city.

Nomination of U.S. Attorney for D.C.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) is withholding support for President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. Attorney for D.C., potentially allowing Judge Jeb Boasberg to choose the appointee, impacting Trump’s agenda. Tillis has concerns about the nominee Ed Martin and the potential consequences of a blocked nomination.

Confirmation of Trump's Nominee for US Attorney for the District of Columbia

National Review staff writer Caroline Downey and Oakland corps advisor Lucy Caldwell discuss media sympathizing with bureau officials after President Trump fires FBI agents who investigated the January 6 attack. 23 state attorneys general sent a letter to Senate leaders urging confirmation of Trump's nominee for US Attorney for the District of Columbia. Confirmation has stalled due to concerns raised by top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Controversy over Wikipedia's Political Bias

After Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin raised concerns about Wikipedia's political bias, editors attacked him, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger, and Elon Musk for criticizing the site's left-wing bias. Suggestions were made to blackout the site or move servers outside the U.S. Martin's Wikipedia page was vandalized, and labels like 'far-right' and 'conspiracy theorist' were added. The site has faced scrutiny for left-wing bias and sourcing policies.

Controversial Actions of Interim US Attorney Ed Martin

Interim US attorney for Washington DC, Ed Martin, declared himself and other federal attorneys to be President Trump's lawyers, contradicting the federal oath of office he swore to support the constitution. This follows controversial actions by Martin, such as promising Elon Musk legal action without charges and ordering a review of Capitol attack prosecutions.

Extreme Anti-Abortion Stance of Republican National Convention Platform Committee Leader

Ed Martin, a key figure in the Republican National Convention's platform committee, has a history of advocating extreme anti-abortion positions, including supporting a national ban without exceptions for rape or incest. He has been vocal about wanting to jail women who get abortions and the doctors who perform them. Martin's views contrast with recent efforts by former President Donald Trump to move away from calls for a national ban on abortion.

Republican National Committee Hires 'Stop the Steal' Supporter for 2024 Party Platform

The Republican National Committee has hired a prominent supporter of the 'Stop the Steal' movement to help craft its 2024 party platform, highlighting the institutionalization of the movement in the GOP. The hire, Ed Martin, has been vocal about reversing the 2020 election results and has ties to Trump's efforts. The RNC's decision has raised concerns and criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans.