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

Former Special Counsel John Durham testifies before.

Congress about his probe into the origins of the Russia collusion story from the

twenty sixteen campaign and gets hit from both sides.

It's revealing about the state of our politics, plus Justice Samuel Alito defends himself

in the Wall Street Journal against a slanted article in ProPublica and the press corps

attacks the justice rather than looking at the merits of his arguments.

This is certainly revealing about the state of our press corps.

We'll talk about both of those subjects.

Welcome to all of you.

I'm Paul Gigo with the Wall Street Journal editorial page here with Kim Strassel and Kyle

Peterson.

And let's start with the John Durham probe.

He was testifying on Wednesday to the House Judiciary Committee and unusually he got

hit from both sides.

Let's listen as Democratic Congressman Stephen Cohen addresses him and his response.

You have a good reputation.

You had a good reputation.

That's why the two Democrats supported you.

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