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

Matt Gates for Attorney General, Pete Hagseth for Defense Secretary, and Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence.

Donald Trump, Royals, Washington, with those three nominees for his cabinet.

Who are they? Why did he choose them? And what

are their chances of being confirmed in the next Senate that will have 53 Republican votes? Welcome,

I'm Paul as you go, here with our daily Potomac Watch podcast for Wall Street Journal opinion.

And I'm here with Kim Strassel and Kyle Peterson. Donald Trump is

filling out his government in rapid fashion, and to say he's upsetting the status quo is

understating it by a long way. Let's start with Matt Gates, the Florida Congressman, four-term

Florida Congressman as Attorney General. Listen to him talk at the conservative political

action conference about the FBI and law enforcement that he could be running as attorney

general. It seems like every time I turn around, they're engaged in surveillance or list building

or monitoring, and I don't care if it takes every second of our time

and every ounce of our energy we either get this government back on our side or we defund and

get rid of abolish the FBI CDC ATF DOJ every last one of them if they do not come to heal.

Well, there you have it, Kim.

Why do you think Donald Trump chose Matt Gates?

Well, I do agree with Matt Gates in one broad way that there are major problems at the Department of Justice. And I would argue that one of the

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