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caught up in the drama after papers with classified markings were discovered at the indiana home of former president mike pence. let's bring in our panel, wall street journal columnist dan henninger and kim strassel and editorial board member men au quai barua. so kim, first of all, was it the right thing for facebook to do to restore the former president and what impact will it have politically? yeah well on the substance, absolutely, paul, because what we know, at least from the twitter files is that there wasn't many valid reasons for actually getting rid of him in the first place...

Welcome to a special two hour edition of the beat. You know, we are nearing the end of the first Criminal Trial of the former u. S. President , donald trump. By next week the case could be in the hands of the 12 member jury. But before that happens, trumps former fixer and personal attorney will be back on the stand monday for a third day of crossexamination. The defense is focused so far on trying to portray the states key witness as a serial liar, someone who cannot be trusted, and who is only out for revenge against his former boss. The word lie was used more than 60 times in court yesterda...

The Delaware Public Integrity Commission (PIC) has found a third state employee violated State Codes of Conduct in an ethics investigation into the Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA) relating to

Liquid assets. eventually you would have to pay this tax. i think it's pretty obvious there would be a lawsuit challenging that question. there could be all kinds of reasons why that might not be legal in terms of the ability for a state to reach across state lines and grab somewhere else. we do have some form so that we would have to see this particular case. the think that is remarkable to me about this, paul, it's coming even as he had democratically lawmakers in recent weeks and months worrying about how highly progressive some of their state codes have become. thereby making them rely on ...

It's going to require federal oversight and the union parish district attorney, mr. belten, did refer this over to the u.s. attorney's office. so we expect an aggressive investigation and prosecution from the federal government. but we also leave the impetus, the onus on louisiana itself. the people of louisiana and their elected officials have to uphold their state codes. this action is in violation of those state codes. the next push is for mr. belton, we ask for state charges. he seemed committed to pursuing avenues for state accountability and federal accountability. without accountability...