Tonight, the Signal Group Chat scandal continues to grow with new texts from the Defense Secretary

showing details about weapons and timing for a military strike on Yemen.

Then the president praises Pete Hexeth calling the League controversy a witch hunt, plus the Michigan

Democrat who says it is time for a new generation to take on Trump.

Mallory McMurrow joins me as the 11th hour gets underway this Wednesday night.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Ayman Moheddin in for Stephanie Rule. It is day 66 of the second Trump administration.

And two days ago, we learned that a journalist was invited into a group chat with Trump officials that included details of a military strike on Yemen.

Today, the Atlantic magazine published the full signal chat. so people can read it for themselves and judge

for themselves. Peter Alexander has the details.

Tonight's Secret No More, the reporter who was mistakenly added to that group chat with top

Trump national security officials releasing what he says are all of the messages exchanged.

Among them, this from Defense Secretary

Pete Hegsef, sent just 30 minutes before the U.S. struck Houthi targets in Yemen on March 15th,

detailing exact times and the weapons to be used. Heggseth writing at 1144 a.m. just confirmed

with Sencom, we are a go-for for mission launch, previewing that at 1215,

F-18's launch, the first strike package. At 145, strike drones launch, 2.10, more F-18's launch,

and writing that five minutes later is when the first bombs will definitely drop.

Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg releasing them after he says multiple officials

said no classified information was sent on the encrypted commercial app signal.

If the timing of a combat mission, an imminently launched combat mission is not sensitive government information. I simply don't know what is.

Well, today, House Democrats had their chance to grill Trump's intelligence officials about

the incident. This text message is clearly classified information.

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