Bannon`s War Room Episode 4914: Trump Pardons Electors Of 2020; Marines 250
Nov 10, 2025
Ed Martin, a former Department of Justice official and White House pardon attorney, shares insights on the intricacies of pardoning 2020 alternate electors and strategies against perceived weaponization of the justice system. He reflects on his pivotal role in the Oval Office and the rationale behind supporting these electors. Meanwhile, Eric Prince delves into geopolitical tensions, discussing the historical context of Turkey's influence and advocating for strategic military policies in the Middle East. The duo also honors the Marine Corps legacy and examines contemporary military challenges.
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Pardons Framed As Redress For Weaponization
- Ed Martin frames the pardons as correcting "weaponization" of government against 2020 alternate electors.
- He argues the electors acted within historical precedent and were unfairly targeted by Jack Smith's investigation.
Pardon Attorney's Personal Account
- Ed Martin recounts being appointed U.S. pardon attorney and tasked to "name and shame" abuses.
- He says he researched alternate electors' cases and presented a package to President Trump to secure pardons.
Pardons Can Undercut Political Prosecutions
- Martin argues federal pardons weaken the political case for state prosecutions by exposing motives and undermining alleged harms.
- He suggests pardons can "take the wind out" of politically driven prosecutions.
