This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City. Thank you so much for finding me. Please

like this episode so I remain in your feed and share it. Help me out. Share it. Fox News's judge,

Janine Piro, was sworn in as interim U.S. attorney pledging no more mercy for criminals. Then she turned to Donald

Trump and said, don't worry, I wasn't talking about you. Donald Trump, right before leaving office,

the last time, pardoned Judge Janine's ex-husband, Albert Piro, who had been convicted on 34

counts of tax evasion, and he served 11 months in prison. Judge Jeanine

divorced him 12 years ago after 40 years of marriage, but they're still close, close enough for her

to secure a pardon from Donald Trump for her ex-husband. Judge Janine from Fox News picked for Washington, D.C.'s interim attorney early in May,

once it became apparent that Ed Martin, Trump's first pick for interim Washington, D.C. attorney,

would never get approved by the Senate, especially since he used his brief time as interim DC attorney as a stalking

horse for Trump's enemies. He opened up a criminal investigation into Chuck Schumer, who Martin

falsely accused of inciting violence against the Supreme Court after it overturned Roe v. Wade.

Ed Martin also opened up an investigation into another Democratic congressman accusing him of inciting violence against Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, Republican Congressman Corey Mills' impending arrest for domestic violence

just hasn't seemed to materialize despite Washington, D.C.

police being called out that night, despite reports that the woman was bruised, despite Washington,

D.C. police conducting an internal investigation into why Republican Congressman Corey Mills wasn't arrested that night,

but for some reason, Ed Martin, the Washington, D.C. attorney at the time, refused to press

charges against Republican Congressman Cory Mills. Martin, who before Trump's inauguration, was working as defense counsel

for several January 6ers, is now inside the Justice Department spearheading the incredibly busy

pardon attorney office, which in the past week has greenlit pardons for at least 30 white people.

NBC news reporting lobbyists are charging right now as much as $5 million to secure a single

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