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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal,

this is Potomac Watch.

After a 14-year-old gunman opens fire at a high school outside Atlanta, Georgia, killing

four and injuring nine, officials arrest him as well as his father for having

knowingly provided access to the weapon. Plus Hunter Biden pleads guilty in

federal court to charges that he failed to pay about 1.4 million dollars in taxes, but not without

the first son trying to avoid accountability one last time.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, columnist Kim Strassal and Bill McGurn.

Appelatchi High School in Georgia was the site of the latest grim tragic

heartbreaking mass shooting in the United States just to provide some of the

background going by the CNN timeline. It says that at about 945 on Wednesday,

Colt Gray left his algebra 1 classroom. Then he returned with a gun but was unable to get into the classroom

because the door was shut. So then he went to the classroom next door and

opened fire. Says the sheriff's office was notified at around 1020, arrived shortly thereafter, confronted

the shooter who surrendered to the deputy, and was taken into custody.

Interesting though now is the swift charging of his father as well.

Let's start with a clip of an official, this is the director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation

announcing those charges in a news conference.

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