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

An estimated 7 million people turned out across the United States on the weekend for a no-kings protest.

That's no-kings, as in Donald Trump.

There were an estimated 2,700 events in all 50 states. What does this kind of organized

movement suggest about the opposition to the Trump administration and his agenda and

implications for the midterm elections? Plus, former Trump National Security Advisor,

John Bolton, has indicted on 18 charges of transmitting

or retaining classified information.

We'll take a look at the strength or weakness of the indictment and talk about whether this

is a case of political revenge.

Welcome, I'm Paul as you go, editor of the opinion pages of the Wall Street

Journal, and this is our daily Potomac Watch podcast, and I'm here today with Mene Uquay-Brua

and Kyle Peterson, my comrades in arms on the editorial page. That's not to be taken literally.

Mene and Kyle work with the pen and phone, I guess, as President Obama once said, okay?

Let's talk about the No King's protest.

Pretty big and much bigger than the one in June here in October.

Manet, seven million people is not a small number of people for an organized

protest. And I mean, I'm trying to get a handle on just what this means. Is this Democratic

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