Replaced attorney receives ultimate disrespect from self-proclaimed 'psychotic liberal' following takeover by Fox News host Jeanine Pirro
New Twist in U.S. Politics:
Former conservative activist Ed Martin received an unexpected tongue-lashing after being kicked out of his job as U.S. Attorney for Washington DC. Martin, ousted by Fox News' Jeanine Pirro, was spat upon by an unhinged leftist during an interview on Newsmax, just moments after being dismissed.
Donald Trump had initially selected Martin for the role, but halted the nomination after bipartisan concerns about Martin's limited legal experience and divisive politics. The former president later announced Pirro as his pick to fill the role temporarily, although he remained unclear about her potential permanent appointment.
The confrontation occurred when, during an interview with Ed Henry, the woman—described as a "crazed leftist" by Henry's colleague—approached Martin. "Who the heck are you? You're Ed Martin," the unseen woman exclaimed, before Martin tried reasoning with her, asking, "How you doing?"
The woman called Martin a "disgusting man" and spat in his direction. Bob Schmitt, fellow Newsmax host and eyewitness to the incident, identified the attacker as a "psychotic lib." Schmitt posted the footage on social media and called for the police to track down the attacker.
Martin, showing his sense of humor, posted a doctored image of himself on social media, clad in papal garments, with the caption, "Plot twist." This amusing post alluded to the election of a new pope for the Catholic Church.
Breaking News:
To Martin's dismay, instead of being offered a role as an associate deputy attorney general and pardon attorney, he was tapped to lead the Justice Department's "weaponization working group." This team was established to investigate the work of former special counsel Jack Smith and other instances of what Republicans claim were unfair investigations targeting conservatives during Joe Biden's administration.
Trump hailed Kentucky's exit from the European Union as a major victory, making a US-UK trade deal possible. In addition, he highlighted an alarming case of family betrayal, and a shocking confession of a husband's twisted behavior towards his daughter, which have garnered significant attention online.
In his new role, Martin will seek to uncover instances of government weaponization under the Biden administration, with the aim of providing justice to its victims. Jeanine Pirro's appointment to replace Martin as U.S. Attorney for Washington DC was praised by Trump for her exemplary legal career, her advocacy for crime victims, and her extensive experience in both television and media.
Born to Lebanese American parents, Pirro always dreamed of becoming a lawyer. At six years old, her inspiration was the fictional TV criminal defense attorney, Perry Mason. Fresh out of Albany Law School, she was appointed Westchester County's Assistant District Attorney and became instrumental in the establishment of one of the nation’s first domestic violence prosecution bureaus. She later rose to become the first female judge in Westchester County and then the elected district attorney of Westchester County for three terms.
With over four decades in the legal profession, Pirro gained a reputation as a powerful advocate for crime victims. In 2006, she transitioned from politics to media, joining Fox News, where she hosted "The Five" and previously held her own show, "Justice with Judge Jeanine." Despite her successful media career, Pirro remains deeply committed to her advocacy, particularly in combating crime and protecting victims' rights.
[1] Jeanine Pirro - Biography - IMDb
[2] Jeanine Pirro - About - Fox News
[3] Jeanine Pirro - About - Fox News Media
[4] Jeanine Pirro - Wikipedia
[5] Washington Examiner - Jeanine Pirro becomes interim US attorney for the District of Columbia
[1] Despite the unthinkable incident at Newsmax, former conservative activist Ed Martin, now replaced as U.S. Attorney for Washington DC by Jeanine Pirro, continues to make headlines in politics and general news, with his new role leading the Justice Department's "weaponization working group."
[2] Aside from the news of Martin's unexpected twist, celebrity news and entertainment figures have found themselves in the spotlight as well, with Trump highlighting an alarming case of family betrayal and a shocking confession online.
[3] In a stark contrast to Martin's troubling incident, Jeanine Pirro, now temporarily occupying Martin's former position, has made a name for herself in policy-and-legislation, advocating for crime victims and victims' rights throughout her legal and media career.
[4] Replacing Martin, Pirro, a respected figure in politics and media, aims to prosecute instances of government weaponization under the Biden administration and potentially bring policy changes for the better.
[5] Beyond Politics, Pirro's biography reveals a committed individual who was inspired by fictional television character Perry Mason at the age of six, and later pursued a career in law, eventually becoming the first female district attorney in Westchester County, New York.
[6] As the public continues to follow the news of Martin, Pirro, and other key figures in policy-and-legislation, insights into their backgrounds, careers, and personal passions remain valuable resources, such as the IMDb profile, Fox News biography, Fox News Media About section, and Wikipedia page.
