Show us the money: Casey DeSantis campaigned heavily for people to contribute to the Florida Disaster Fund after Hurricane Ian devastated parts of Florida, and raised $63 million dollars, vowing to "cut through any red tape and bureaucracy." But while thousands of hurricane victims are still suffering, a report by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel revealed that $9 million dollars remains in the account, unused. Casey DeSantis has been seen at fancy campaign events for her husband, while 1,082 families are still seeking relief from black mold and storm-related damage, having to stay in RVs or other temporary housing. Laurie Styron, executive director of CharityWatch, says that people donate to charities out of a desire to directly help those in need. "So if you still have people who are unhoused, buried in debt as a result of disaster losses, or otherwise not back on their feet, it is safe to say that the intentions of donors are not being honored,” Styron said. Floridians, and other Americans who have donated to the relief fund, deserve answers for why the funds have not been allocated. Should an independent party step in to investigate why the funds have not been disbursed? Do you think DeSantis plans to use it as a slush fund?

This feels like a threat against prosecutors, witnesses, and potential jurors — which is a direct violation of the conditions of his release.

Well, now we know why Republicans didn’t want to release the transcript of the closed-door interview with Devon Archer.