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Ben Meiselas (1:57)
18 + DNC supply the lunatics are running the asylum. Or I should say turning the United States into an asylum. Let's just talk about what went down over the past 24 to 48 hours. We learned that the Trump Department of Defense and national security apparatus would make war plans via group text threads with emojis like fist bump emoji, fire emoji, American flag emoji. The most classified, sensitive compartmented information that exists was all there on a text thread. And how did we learn about it? Because the Department of Defense, led by Pete Hexith, a former Fox host, invited into the group chat, the editor in chief of the media company the Atlantic, who was just in the group chat. He wrote an article, the Trump administration, we should call him a regime texted me, it's war plans. He talks about how he was invited into this chat. He saw the most highly classified information. He didn't know what the heck in the world was going on, and if this was even real. The information was so sensitive, he couldn't even write about a lot of the stuff that he saw. And by the way, Donald Trump was asked about it today at a disastrous press conference and public cabinet meeting after Donald Trump was posting about how upset he was at this portrait being put up in Colorado of him, which he said is a really bad photo. And that was making him really angry, he said in a long ranting and raving post on his social media platform. But then he held this public cabinet meeting, which was also led by Elon Musk, and then a press conference. Trump was asked, hey, you know, you're doing like, your war plans in Yemen with the attack on the Houthis and leaking all this classified information on group text threads, which is one of the most serious violations of the law. Here's what Donald Trump had to say. Let's play it. President. Mr. President, your reaction to the story, the Atlantic, that said that some of your top academy officials and aides have been discussing very sensitive material through Signal and included an Atlantic reporter for that. What is your response to that?
