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It's Tuesday, January 19, 2021, from slated to just-i-mic Pesca. We've been following this

saga for a long time. Right after the election, according to New York Magazine's Olivia

Nuzzi, Donald Trump was, quote, furious about everything. He was angry things weren't going

his way. He was angry, Fox had called Arizona for Biden. He was angry that Biden had gone

out on TV first. Everyone was offering him different ideas about what to say to the nation,

to fight or to be measured or to say this or that, contradicting each other as the president

grew angrier and angrier. We know now, the anger did not abate. The increasingly irritated

president's irritation increased. Hunker down in what one former White House official

called the presidential man cave of the Oval Office. President Donald Trump does not

want to talk about what lies ahead once he leaves office next month.

That from Reuters, this from the Wall Street Journal, by all accounts, Mr. Trump is angry

about his election defeat. And he is lashing out at anyone who won't indulge his hopeless

campaign to overturn it. That was back before the riot. He helped inspire. This is

reporting from the journal after Twitter and Facebook for the first time in his life,

enforced a consequence upon Donald Trump's behavior.

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