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

President Biden finally lets Ukraine use long-range American missiles to hit military targets

inside Russia. What took him so long and what is going to be the impact on the war as Donald

Trump prepares to take over as American commander-in-chief. Plus, doubts grow about a pair of Donald Trump's security nominees.

Could Pete Hexeth at Defense and Tulsa Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence

be defeated in the Senate?

Those are our subjects for today on Potomac Watch, our daily opinion podcast to the Wall Street Journal.

I'm Paul Giego, editor of the

editorial pages, and I'm here with my distinguished colleagues, Joe Sternberg and Elliot Kaufman.

I don't know if they're offended by that adjective or not, but let's talk first about the Biden

decision on attack him missiles, Joe, a decision leaked over the weekend. It's a long-time request of Ukraine,

but resisted by the White House for fear that it would lead to a Russian escalation in the war.

President Biden's reportedly changed his mind based on the fact that Vladimir Putin

...