Ed Martin, the interim US attorney for DC, recently condemned Timothy Hale-Cusanelli for being an alleged Nazi sympathizer. However, past podcast episodes reviewed by KFile revealed that Martin previously spoke highly of Hale-Cusanelli, referring to him as 'a great friend.' This contradiction has been brought to light by CNN KFile's investigation, spearheaded by Andrew Kaczynski. The investigation highlights inconsistencies in Martin's public statements versus his past recorded comments. This revelation raises questions about Martin's current stance and the credibility of his repudiation of Hale-Cusanelli.

Interim US attorney Ed Martin publicly denounced Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, labeling him an alleged Nazi sympathizer in a recent interview.

Despite his public denunciation, Ed Martin had previously praised Hale-Cusanelli in podcast episodes, describing him as 'a great friend.'

KFile's investigation, led by Andrew Kaczynski, uncovered these past podcast statements, highlighting a stark contrast with Martin's recent comments.

The inconsistency between Martin's past praise and current condemnation of Hale-Cusanelli has been exposed by CNN's KFile.

This revelation by KFile raises questions regarding the sincerity and motivations behind Ed Martin's public repudiation of Hale-Cusanelli.

The situation underscores potential issues of credibility and the reliability of public statements made by high-profile officials.

The investigation into Martin's comments serves as a reminder of the lasting impact of recorded statements and the scrutiny faced by public figures.