‘A great friend’: Audio undercuts Trump US attorney nominee’s disavowal of alleged Nazi sympathizer

Trump pick for key prosecutor post dodges Senate questions on Jan. 6, criticism of GOP members

WASHINGTON — Ed Martin, President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia on a permanent basis, dodged questions about his views on Jan. 6 and his prior criticism of Republican politicians in written answers to the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of his confirmation process.

The Needle: Ed Martin Called a Nazi Sympathizer an ’Extraordinary Leader,’ and the House Has No Plans to Fix D.C.’s Budget

Very fine person?: Another title to add in front of email deleter and Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin’s name: friend to Nazi sympathizers? Martin praised Timothy Hale-Cusanelli during an awards ceremony in August as “an extraordinary man and extraordinary leader.” Hale-Cusanelli, a pardoned Capitol rioter, has shown up to work at a naval weapons station in a Hitler-style mustache, and told his co-workers that “Hitler should have finished…

Is Ed Martin’s Denunciation of a J6 Rioter Sincere? A Reporter Who Covers Him Is Skeptical. - Washingtonian

DC's interim US Attorney says he didn't know Timothy Hale-Cusanelli was an accused Nazi sympathizer. Amanda Moore doesn't buy the narrative.

Trump nominee Ed Martin, who praised a Nazi sympathizer, also compared Biden to Hitler

Senate Democrats want to hear from Ed Martin after revelations that Trump’s nominee had multiple conversations with neo-Nazi.

‘A great friend’: Audio undercuts Trump US attorney nominee’s disavowal of alleged Nazi sympathizer

Ed Martin, the Trump-appointed interim US Attorney for the District of Columbia and nominee to serve in the role permanently, says he now regrets praising a Capitol rioter who is an alleged Nazi sympathizer — claiming he was unaware of the man’s extremist views at the time.

Ed Martin’s earlier praise for a Nazi sympathizer and Jan. 6 rioter draws fresh scrutiny

Ed Martin, the hyper-partisan Trump loyalist, said he didn't know he was celebrating a Nazi sympathizer last year. There's reason to believe otherwise.