U.S. Attorneys are not the President's lawyers. They are the United States' lawyers. You didn't pledge an oath to a President, you pledged it to the constitution.
Maxwell Frost: “U.S. Attorneys are not the President's lawyers. They are the United States' lawyers. You didn't pledge an oath to a…”
On the recordFebruary 23, 2025
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Frost asserts that U.S. attorneys serve the Constitution, not the President, urging Martin to resign.
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