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Welcome to the program. We got a good one for you today. Dave Landau is going to be here to draw the obvious connection between Garfield, the CAD, and the September 11th attacks.

The left attacks on Tesla continue to get more violent. I'll tell you what's going on in Austin, but we're going to start by doing the Atlantic text leaks. Let me see if I can bring it through the story. There's so much to understand on it. Let me do my best to go as quickly as we can.

If you remember a couple weeks ago, we had this story. Trump orders strikes on Iran-based Houthi rebels in Yemen and issues new warning. Now, this is a policy Trump's been pretty consistent on. He's not going to let these guys get away with, you know, busting up all of our shipping lanes and everything else. So it wasn't a

surprise, right? But it was kind of, I bet it was a surprise to some hoothies. It is one of those

situations where when this thing goes down, you know how much planning goes into this. And we never

really get a interesting picture of like what's going on behind the scenes until you get a book like 12 years later that try to describe the sort of TikTok of those moments. Well, it's not exactly 12. It's like 12 days later. We're getting a TikTok of that. Thanks to some texts that were leaked. The Trump administration accidentally

texted me its war plans, says Jeffrey Goldberg. Now, Jeffrey Goldberg, when he's not firing Kevin

Williamson for absolutely doing nothing wrong, he is the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic and

moderator of Washington Week inside the Atlantic.

So basically the head honcho over there at the Atlantic.

Atlantic has been around forever.

It is left-leaning magazine.

Sometimes it has some good stuff in it.

There's some writers there that I do like.

So, you know, I don't know.

You probably don't bother reading it because, frankly, it can be a little bit of a bore fest at times.

But sometimes, every once in a while, they'll do something pretty interesting.

Anyway, Jeffrey Goldberg says, the backstory is kind of crazy.

He's on Signal, the messaging app.

He gets a message from Mike Waltz, who invites him into a chat group.

He agrees, assuming that basically

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