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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Special Counsel Robert Herr takes a beating from the left and right on Capitol Hill

concerning his report on why he did not bring charges against President Biden for

mishandling classified documents. What's the political fallout of this

decision and the hearing for the presidential campaign.

Plus Joe Biden says he frowns on the proposed purchase of US steel by Nippon Steel of

Japan, a rare intervention that could be a slap to an ally if the deal is in fact blocked.

What are the merits of the Steel Deal?

Welcome, I'm Paul as you go with the Wall Street Journal opinion pages here on our daily podcast

Potomac Watch and I'm here with Bill McGurn and Alicia Finley, two of my colleagues.

Let's start with her hearing, Bill. You listen to it and have written about it.

The Democrats, of course, hit him for commenting in his report on President Biden's faulty

memory and the Republicans hit him for not indicting Joe Biden.

Here's how the special counsel who was appointed remember by Merrick Garland specifically to investigate

Joe Biden defended himself on Capitol Hill.

My assessment in the report about the relevance of the president's memory was necessary

and accurate and fair. Most importantly what I wrote is what I believe the

evidence shows and what I expect jurors would perceive and believe. I did not

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