One, did Trump administration officials within the cabinet of President Donald Trump,

including the Secretary of Defense, the head of DNI, the National Security Agency, the CIA,

leak secret war plans on an unsecured channel signal that included a reporter from the Atlantic.

Two, should federal district judges be limited legally or through the Supreme Court to decisions that only cover their district, their geographic jurisdiction, with Congressman Chip Roy.

Three, the guys try to convince me to give a damn about Snow White.

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let's get to it now with story number one.

Yesterday, the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg reports that over the weekend a few weeks ago,

he was included in a signal group chat that included the highest levels of the American government planning, debating,

deliberating, attacks on Houthi rebels in Yemen. The headline read, the Trump administration

accidentally texted me its war plans. The story has screen grabs from a text chain that included

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Vice President Jady Vance,

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, head of D&I, Tulsi Gabbard, CIA director John Ratliff,

Chief White House advisor Stephen Miller, and head of the NSA, Michael Walts, all talking about

what to do with the Houthi rebels in Yemen,

and whether or not a strike was greenlit from the president of the United States.

Goldberg reports that at some point in the chat, Secretary of Defense Pete Higgsath shared,

quote-unquote, war plans over what would take place within hours. He claims he knew over two

hours before the rest of the world what would happen with military strikes in Yemen. The headlines

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