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President Trump responded to his response in a report to cabinet members this week, which communicated through signals, an online messaging platform signaling Yemen’s strike against Yemen’s Houthi targets, after the Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to the chain where sensitive information was shared.
The reporter shared details about the chat in an article on Monday titled “The Trump Administration accidentally texted me the war plan” and proposed an additional piece a few days later showing more screenshots of communications between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and other officials.
The work includes threads filled with emojis and screenshots of precise attack sequences, attracting this week’s news cycle and is likely the focus of this Sunday’s show.
Goldberg defended what he saw over the next few days and explained why it was crucial to the American public, while Trump’s senior national security leader denied a review of virtual exchanges and directly questioned the severity of the violation.
The Atlantic’s top editor may introduce him more about the Pentagon agreement in NBC’s “Meet the Media” Sunday appearance.
He will join Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.), who may testify to the reactions within GOPS to the Trump administration’s actions behind closed doors and any pending punishments.
The consequences of this week prompted Democrats to demand strict adherence to policy and years of tradition, while a lack of consequences by the top defense officials has been caught in a leak of general updates about military strikes.
Senator Mark Warner (D-VA.) and many others have called on Hegseth and Waltz to resign or remove him.
Virginia Democrats may share more of his thoughts on signal gates during Sunday’s CBS’ “Facing the Country” and Fox News’ Fox News’ appearance on Sunday.
Although some have debated over those responsible for the defense strategy, the international community is ready for the impact of promises and proposed tariffs. The threat of higher taxation has raised concerns about consumer prices and inflation margins.
National Economic Commission Director Kevin Hassett may speak on April 2 in a scheduled tariff announcement, an imminent deadline for the country to maintain its ability to maintain its own abilities on wood and copper products produced at home. These and more will be explored in this weekend’s talk show.
Here is the full list of Sunday’s shows:
News Agency’s “Sunday Hills:” Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-Texas); Rep. Dave Min (D-Calif.)
ABC’s “This Week:” Senator Mark Warner (D-Va); Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio)
CNN’s “Affiliate Status:”: Senator James Rankford (R-Okla.); Gov. Wes Moore (D-Md.); State Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Mich.)
CBS’s “Facing the Country:” Senator Mark Warner (D-Va); Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-Texas); Sue Gordon, former deputy director of the National Intelligence Agency; retired former commander of the U.S. Central Command; Shawn Fain, president of United Auto Workers
NBC’s “Meet the Media:”: Sens. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) and Michael Bennet (D-Colo.); Jeffrey Goldberg, Chief Editor of the Atlantic
Fox News “Sunday Fox News:” Senator Mark Warner (D-Va); Rep. Byron Donald (R-Fla.); White House Trade Advisor Peter Navarro; Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel
Fox News “Sunday Morning Futures”: Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.); Rep. Elise Stefanik (RN.Y.); National Economic Commission Director Kevin Hassett; Education Secretary Linda McMahon; Alex Marlow, Editor-in-Chief of Breitbart News