The US attorney’s office in Washington, DC, is hoping for a new era of relative calm as the top federal prosecutor in the nation’s capital switches from one outspoken, controversial ally of the president to another.

Newly installed interim US Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro made a video Wednesday to complain about the “water club” at the prosecutor’s office, in which employees pay $7 a month to get bottled water delivered. The federal government has money for everyone but us pic.twitter.com/ovUs3glllv

He praised Pirro for being a pioneer for women in law enforcement and lauded her efforts in prosecuting cases involving domestic violence.

President Donald Trump’s decision to tap another interim US attorney in Washington tests the bounds of a federal statute governing temporary officials and reflects a growing trend of presidents leaning on temporary appointments for top roles.

Ed Martin, interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, passed the baton Tuesday to former Fox News host and former judge Jeanine Pirro to serve as the top prosecutor in the nation’s

Pirro, a co-host of 'The Five,' has been a high-profile supporter of the president, and previously worked as a judge and DA.