You release video of that first boat strike on September 2nd, but not the second video.

Will you release video of that strike so that the American people can see for themselves?

I don't know what they have, but whatever they have, we'd certainly release.

No problem.

All right.

One of the biggest stories in the country for days now, and President Trump still says he knows very little

about it. How could he? Why should he? I, yeah. Well, lawmakers hope to get more answers about

the attack when the Admiral, who is in command, heads to Capitol Hill today. Meanwhile,

Defense Secretary Pete Hexath in the spotlight this morning ahead of the release of report from the Pentagon Inspector General on Signalgate, a month's long investigation into Hegseth, sharing plans for military action in a group chat.

It was really damning. He thought he could go on X and tweet something cute,

maybe a turtle or something. No, it doesn't wash. He got scalded in that report.

Plus, we are learning more this morning about the sudden resignation from another admiral,

and Hegseth's role in that move. Also ahead, we'll dig into the criticism of Speaker Mike Johnson,

coming from members of his own party, particularly from women. We'll tell you who they are

and what they're saying about his leadership. And good morning. Welcome to Morning, Joe.

It is Thursday, December 4th, along with Joe, Willie, and me. We have the co-host of our 9 a.m. hour, staff writer at the Atlantic.

Jonathan Lemire, Senior National Security Reporter for MS. Now, David Rode, is with us.

Columnist and Associate Editor at the Washington Post, David Ignatius, joins us once again this morning and senior

political columnist at Politico. Jonathan Martin is here as well. So, Willie, you know,

so we move forward with this investigation on possible war crimes. Jim Garrity at National

Review yesterday had a wonderful summation of the chaos.

It's been going on today.

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