The deep state thought they could hide forever behind Biden’s pardons.
Trump’s new weaponization czar just proved them wrong.
And Trump’s weaponization czar sent Adam Schiff one warning that left Democrats in full panic mode.
Ed Martin puts Democrats on notice with chilling message
President Trump’s weaponization czar Ed Martin delivered a bone-chilling message to Democrats who thought Joe Biden’s last-minute pardons would protect them forever.
Martin, who heads the Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group, appeared on Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures and dropped hints that sent shockwaves through the Democrat establishment.
The target of his warning? Senator Adam Schiff and the unethical members of the now-defunct House Select January 6th Committee who weren’t lucky enough to get Biden’s protection.
"There’s a referral from Bill Pulte about mortgage fraud about Adam Schiff. That’s publicly discussed. His own lawyers have been out there," Martin told Fox News.¹
Then Martin delivered the line that probably had Democrats reaching for their anxiety medication.
"Now there’s more on Adam Schiff."
Martin refused to elaborate on what else might be coming down the pipeline – which only made his warning more terrifying for the California Senator.
But Schiff wasn’t the only Democrat getting a wake-up call from Trump’s weaponization team.
J6 Committee members get told to check their mailboxes
Martin saved his most ominous warning for the corrupt members of the January 6th Committee who thought they were untouchable.
Biden issued sweeping pardons for the committee as one of his final acts in office, but Martin made it clear that not everyone was protected.
"We’re all in that too," Martin said when asked about investigating the committee. "A lot of people did not get a pardon that were involved in the select committee, and they ought to be keeping an eye on their mailbox, because there’s a lot to be asked about."²
The message was crystal clear – some J6 Committee members are about to have a very bad time.
Martin didn’t name specific targets, but he made sure everyone understood that Attorney General Pam Bondi had given his team the green light to pursue these cases aggressively.
"A lot of people did not get a pardon that were involved in the select committee, and they ought to be keeping an eye on their mailbox," Martin repeated for emphasis.
That’s not the kind of statement you make unless you’ve got the goods on someone.
Martin takes his investigation directly to the source
Martin isn’t just making threats from behind a desk in Washington, D.C. – he’s taking his investigation directly to the targets.
Last week, Martin was spotted in Brooklyn personally inspecting New York Attorney General Letitia James’ multi-family residential property.
The property is at the center of a mortgage fraud inquiry that could land James in serious legal trouble.
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte referred James to the Justice Department for allegedly falsifying bank documents and property records to get government-backed loans and better terms.
The accusations mirror the charges against Schiff – that James claimed a Norfolk, Virginia property as her "principal residence" while also calling her Brooklyn brownstone her primary home.
Both politicians apparently thought they could game the system without consequences.
Martin’s personal visit to inspect James’ property sent an unmistakable message – this administration isn’t going to rely on paperwork and phone calls to get to the truth.
Adam Schiff’s legal troubles keep mounting
Schiff’s problems go far beyond the mortgage fraud allegations that first put him in Martin’s crosshairs.
In May, Pulte referred Schiff to the Justice Department for "multiple instances" between 2003 and 2019 when the senator allegedly "falsified bank documents and property records to acquire more favorable loan terms."³
But new accusations have emerged that could be even more damaging for the former House Intelligence Committee chairman.
A former Democratic House Intelligence Committee aide recently accused Schiff of approving leaks of classified information specifically designed to harm President Trump during the Russia investigation.
Those allegations put Schiff at the center of one of the most corrupt political scandals in American history.
The Justice Department previously concluded that Schiff might have constitutional protections for those leaks under the speech and debate clause.
But Martin’s comments suggest the weaponization team has found new angles to pursue accountability.
The deep state’s protection racket is crumbling
For years, corrupt Democrats like Schiff and James operated with complete impunity because they knew the system would protect them.
Biden’s pardons were supposed to be the ultimate get-out-of-jail-free card for the worst actors in his administration.
But Martin’s warnings show that Trump’s team has identified the gaps in those pardons – and they’re going to exploit every single one.
The January 6th Committee conducted one of the most partisan witch hunts in Congressional history, denying Trump due process and fabricating evidence to support their predetermined conclusions.
Committee members thought Biden’s pardons would shield them from any consequences for their actions.
Martin just shattered that illusion.
"All we’re going to do, again, is get to the facts of this and use all the tools that we have in our system," Martin stressed.⁴
The deep state’s protection racket is finally crumbling – and the criminals who weaponized the government against Trump are about to face the music.
Democrats spent four years trying to destroy Trump through legal warfare.
Now they’re about to discover what real accountability looks like.
¹ Ryan King, "Trump weaponization czar teases ‘more’ developments with Schiff, warns J6 Committee alums to ‘keep an eye on their mailbox’," New York Post, August 17, 2025.
² Ibid.
³ Ibid.
⁴ Ibid.
