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Speaker 1: guest today, Deputy politics Ter Bradley. Jay, Welcome back, Bradley.
Speaker 1: It's a pleasure having you back on the show. Brian
Speaker 1: is always great to be with you. Good morning, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, and good morning to you, sir. What okay?
Speaker 1: What is with Senator Tom Tillis and his beef over
Speaker 1: President Trump's a previous nominee for US Attorney General for
Speaker 1: the District of Columbia. I know Ed Martin, but I
Speaker 1: know Ed's moved on and Trump moved on over Tom
Speaker 1: Tillos's objection. He's in a different role now. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that. But what was the problem at the outset
Speaker 1: that he would raise objections to someone who Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was singing glowing praises about Ed Martin.
Speaker 2: That's a million dollar question, and it's something that everyone
Speaker 2: in Washington has been asking. If you take him at
Speaker 2: his word, Tom Tillis is just very concerned about January
Speaker 2: sixth and Ed's roll and in asking that these people
Speaker 2: who were involved were pardoned, a stance which is exactly
Speaker 2: in line with President Donald Trump and what President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump did. Uh. And that's that. That's all that this
Speaker 2: was about.
Speaker 3: But that doesn't seem to be.
Speaker 2: When you really drill down what Tillis's objections are, and
Speaker 2: a lot of folks have been trying to figure.
Speaker 3: Exactly what that is.
Speaker 2: Look, Tillis has never been one who's rah rah supporter
Speaker 2: of President Trump's agenda. That's fine, we all know that.
Speaker 2: But there's something fishy here. But the end result of
Speaker 2: Tillis's blockade is that now Ed Martin is going to
Speaker 2: have an even more powerful position in which to go
Speaker 2: after government corruption. And when you're a swamp hunter like
Speaker 2: Ed Martin, that's a great position for him to be in.
Speaker 2: And it's very dangerous for any who who might get
Speaker 2: in his way, who want to exploit the taxpayers.
Speaker 1: And we will talk about that particular role because I
Speaker 1: love the title for it, or love his titles, his
Speaker 1: new titles. But Ed Martin, now before you know you're
Speaker 1: reporting on it. For example, Bradley, I had no idea
Speaker 1: that Ed Martin had any connection with January sixth. I
Speaker 1: know Donald Trump has the power of the pardon, and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump issued the pardons that Ed Martin even had
Speaker 1: a position relative to whether to pardon them or not,
Speaker 1: what does that matter. I guarantee the vast majority of
Speaker 1: the American population never could connect Ed Martin with the
Speaker 1: J six partons.
Speaker 2: You're exactly right. And that's the thing about is Ed
Speaker 2: doesn't hunt headlines and hunts swamp scalps. He wants to
Speaker 2: be the one out there pursuing government corruption, corruption, ensuring
Speaker 2: we have an accountable government. I mean, he's made his
Speaker 2: career off fighting for conservative principles. And here's the thing,
Speaker 2: what did he do. He helped organize to stop the steel rally,
Speaker 2: which we all know had nothing to do with any
Speaker 2: anyone going into the capital. This took place a couple
Speaker 2: miles away of the White House, ellipse and then in
Speaker 2: his role as an attorney, he advocated for a lot
Speaker 2: of these J six protesters who had been who had
Speaker 2: been persecuted by the Biden administration to try to make
Speaker 2: a point to try to taint Donald Trump, to keep
Speaker 2: him from being president again, to keep him from from
Speaker 2: replacing Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: That's what this is about.
Speaker 2: Until US played into that, and when you add add
Speaker 2: it all up, it doesn't make a lot of sense. Look,
Speaker 2: January sixth happened four years and four months ago. Why
Speaker 2: would that continue to animate someone so intensely in their
Speaker 2: role as the United States Senator? It doesn't make a
Speaker 2: lot of sense. I don't think there's any question that
Speaker 2: they're a handful of other senators, squishy centaters out there
Speaker 2: who wouldn't have been overjoyed about having to vote on
Speaker 2: the floor for Ed Martin to take on the role
Speaker 2: of US Attorney for DC. They probably would have had
Speaker 2: to hold their nose and do so. Perhaps Tom Tillis
Speaker 2: was just their vehicle, their useful tool to be able
Speaker 2: to prevent that to come to the floor. But there's
Speaker 2: just so much going on here, and you have to
Speaker 2: ask why would till Us block Ed Martin for this,
Speaker 2: just for Trump to give them an even more prominent,
Speaker 2: more powerful role.
Speaker 3: It's one of those cases of be careful what you
Speaker 3: wish were.
Speaker 1: Well and pivoting over. That's a the role that he's appointed. So, Okay,
Speaker 1: he's shot down for US Attorney for the District of
Speaker 1: Columbia because of people like Senator Tom Tillis, Republican North
Speaker 1: Carolina for reasons questionable or unknown. But now he is
Speaker 1: the he's over the Department of Justice as the new
Speaker 1: director of the Weaponization Working Group, Associate Deputy Attorney General,
Speaker 1: and pardon Attorney. So those sound like pretty prominent roles,
Speaker 1: most notably the first one director of the Weaponsation Working Group,
Speaker 1: because he's going to go after the various lettered organizations
Speaker 1: who've gone after the American people selectively.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and it's a great role, and all of those
Speaker 2: roles really fit together nicely. Part of getting to the
Speaker 2: bottom of all of this weaponization, all of this criminality,
Speaker 2: all this corruption is also making the victims of its whole,
Speaker 2: So that part attorney role.
Speaker 3: Really fits in.
Speaker 2: And that's I think says a lot about how President
Speaker 2: Trump sees this role of being executed. But here's the deal.
Speaker 3: A lot of this.
Speaker 2: Corruption, it goes obviously back to the Biden administration and
Speaker 2: everything that was done and weaponizing the government to go
Speaker 2: ask for President Trump his allies, a lot of these
Speaker 2: Jay six prisoners, A lot of it goes back even
Speaker 2: to a lot of mouth seasons from these bureaucrafts during
Speaker 2: the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: You look at what a lot of these.
Speaker 2: Intelligence officials had been doing. You look at what doctor Fauci,
Speaker 2: who present by this has pardoned, but there were many
Speaker 2: others in his orbit who we believe are guilty of
Speaker 2: a criminal cover up.
Speaker 3: There A lot of it.
Speaker 2: Goes back to the Biden or resume me to the
Speaker 2: Obama administration as well. So it's so critical that President
Speaker 2: Trump is appointed Ed to be the one person who
Speaker 2: is really running this working group on weaponization, is ensuring
Speaker 2: that everyone's kind of rowing in the same direction. These
Speaker 2: are fertile fields to seal, and Ed's got his work
Speaker 2: cut out for him. But it's critical that we have
Speaker 2: someone like that who is just so dead set on
Speaker 2: getting the bottom of this, no matter what it calls,
Speaker 2: no matter how many friends he loses, someone who just
Speaker 2: really feels this in bones that this is important. I
Speaker 2: can't wait to see what they uncover and not just Ed,
Speaker 2: but everyone in the federal government working through him and
Speaker 2: his team the Attorney General Bondi has put together. It
Speaker 2: is going to be exciting. And a lot of people
Speaker 2: in Washington are the deep state, the Washington establishment, I'm
Speaker 2: tell you, they're shaken in their boot.
Speaker 1: I imagine they are, and they're probably trying to put
Speaker 1: together a dossier on anything they can find on Martin
Speaker 1: in order to discredit him, because they're so good at
Speaker 1: doing that.
Speaker 2: Bradley, they are so good. It's critical that disappointment that
Speaker 2: Ed has. He can start immediately. He doesn't have to
Speaker 2: go through the Senate confirmation process. I mean, and anyone
Speaker 2: who knows and I mean he's a roll up your
Speaker 2: sleeves and get the work kind of guy. And with
Speaker 2: his knowledge and his no how and with the rest
Speaker 2: of the team that President Trump has put together, many
Speaker 2: of them feel the exact same way.
Speaker 1: So they're going to be able to hit the ground running. Well,
Speaker 1: he's got enough targets to go after. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: when you step back from it, and he rattled off
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of them, you know, like athletes being targeted,
Speaker 1: pro life being targeted, as you write in your column
Speaker 1: or report in your column. The January sixth folks just
Speaker 1: crucified for what they did, while leaving anybody involved with
Speaker 1: destruction of property on a high level like Antifa and
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter completely unscathed. I mean, and the other
Speaker 1: thing was brought up the fifty one intelligence officers who
Speaker 1: signed that absolute, outright line in order to impact the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty election to Biden's favor. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: the FBI had that laptop, for example, the Hunter Biden laptop,
Speaker 1: they had already verified it as authentic, and yeah, they
Speaker 1: roll out these intelligence officers said it all. They had
Speaker 1: all the harmarks of Russian interference. They knew that was
Speaker 1: a lie when they signed on to it. I'd like
Speaker 1: to see some heads roll. Do you think there're gonna
Speaker 1: be any prosecutions out of this?
Speaker 2: For example, Bradley, I would expect prosecutions. AD's made very
Speaker 2: clear that that's certainly on the table. I'll add that
Speaker 2: that laptop, which was first reported by my former colleague
Speaker 2: at Breitbard, m Joe Morris. Look, the information is out there.
Speaker 2: We know enough that there need to be prosecutions happen.
Speaker 2: We need to start putting people in jail. They need
Speaker 2: to start paying for their crimes. But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: All this has just been prosecuted through the media for
Speaker 3: the most part.
Speaker 2: What happens when you get the federal government behind it.
Speaker 2: Then we might really.
Speaker 3: Get some investigations going, We.
Speaker 2: Might really start getting into the bottom of this. It
Speaker 2: might be so much worse than then what it appears
Speaker 2: to be just from the outside, when it's very clear
Speaker 2: and obvious to anyone with half a brain that hasn't
Speaker 2: been corrupted by Trump derangement syndrome knows how serious this was,
Speaker 2: this effort to take Trump, his allies, and all of
Speaker 2: us who believe in what he wants to do and
Speaker 2: had fought for this America First agenda that wants to
Speaker 2: end this corruption in the federal government that exists only
Speaker 2: to enrich itself. Look, this is a target rich environment.
Speaker 2: And now for the first time in his career, Ed Martin,
Speaker 2: who's the chief hunter of Swamp Scouts, has all the
Speaker 2: errors in his quiver to really get to work. And
Speaker 2: it is an exciting time in the swamp for those
Speaker 2: of us who are excited about his work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, we've got a few years to get something accomplished,
Speaker 1: and I hope that something can be accomplished. This needs
Speaker 1: to be exposed to the American people on higher level.
Speaker 1: As you know, the mainstream media supported all of this
Speaker 1: non sense, that this weaponization, and always reported in a
Speaker 1: very skewed and biased manner to make it sound legitimate.
Speaker 1: What was going on. I mean, we could go back
Speaker 1: a long time, Bradley. I think of Lois learned as
Speaker 1: weaponization of the irs to go after conservative organizations. I mean,
Speaker 1: there was no accountability for even that.
Speaker 2: There wasn't And here's the deal. This is just you
Speaker 2: mentioned Lowis Learner. She just happened to get caught. What
Speaker 2: else was going on back then? We just really don't know.
Speaker 2: And when you look at this, this federal bureaucracy that
Speaker 2: is just.
Speaker 3: So dead set. I mean, it's nothing but liberals.
Speaker 2: I wrote a story last night about the CBO, the
Speaker 2: Congressional Budget Office, which is supposed to get read that
Speaker 2: non partisan entity that gives Congress non partisan advice on
Speaker 2: how best to make the decisions. It's doesn't but a
Speaker 2: hot bed of liberal activists than one of the departments,
Speaker 2: one of the most important departments that advises Congress on
Speaker 2: the budgetary impacts of Medicare and Medicaid and Obamacare markets
Speaker 2: and subsidies. Eighty four percent of that department was verifiable
Speaker 2: Democrats registered as a Democrat, donated to Democrats votes in
Speaker 2: Democrat parties. And that's just that we could determine how
Speaker 2: much worse is it in that department, and more broadly,
Speaker 2: how much worse is that in an institution is supposed
Speaker 2: to be non partisan like the CBO, and in the
Speaker 2: federal government further beyond that.
Speaker 3: And this is something that we need to.
Speaker 2: Get the bottom of, especially when there is actual malfeasance
Speaker 2: that extends into criminality.
Speaker 3: This is a serious.
Speaker 2: Problem that I'm not sure we fully understand, and so
Speaker 2: Ed turn it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm thinking about we will destroy you from within.
Speaker 1: Was it Nikita Krushev that I guess uttered those words?
Speaker 1: And this seems to be exactly what's happened. And these
Speaker 1: leftists have infiltrated colleges for years, They've infiltrated K through
Speaker 1: twelve education, They've obviously infiltrated all areas of government. This
Speaker 1: is an extremely uphill battle we're fighting and only doing
Speaker 1: it in the name of some accountability here. So I
Speaker 1: hope Ed Martin does a great job at that. It's just,
Speaker 1: you know, the examples of this just go on and on.
Speaker 1: And I did read your piece this morning about the
Speaker 1: CBO and was with a heavy weight that I'm going
Speaker 1: through the Republican's limp wristed effort to sort of find
Speaker 1: one point five trillion dollars in cuts over ten years
Speaker 1: when all those articles are you know, filled with figures
Speaker 1: from the CBO. So it's like, can I even trust
Speaker 1: that figure when they calculate that we're going to have
Speaker 1: eighty nine trillion dollars in debt in the next ten years.
Speaker 1: So it's I don't know, really really makes you concern
Speaker 1: and wonder about it. So perhaps he is the man
Speaker 1: for the job, and we'll have our popcorn out and
Speaker 1: I know Breitbart Bradley Jay for example, direct deputy pop Politics.
Speaker 1: We'll be reporting on all this as he does such
Speaker 1: a wonderful job bookmarket Breitbart dot com. Bradley, I appreciate
Speaker 1: what you're doing over there. I read your stuff all
Speaker 1: the time, and I thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Morning Show and sharing some of your thoughts this morning.
Speaker 2: Always not pleasure. Ryan can't wait to join again.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to it. My friend have a wonderful week.
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