It's Thursday, March 27th.

I'm Jane Koston.

This is Weddeday, the show celebrating Will Smith for getting a street named after him in West Philadelphia, where he was born and raised.

You know, on the playground where he spent most of his days.

Chilling out, maxing, relaxing, all cool, and as I recall, shooting some B-ball outside of the school.

Music boxing all cool and, as I recall, shooting some B-ball outside of the school. On today's show, surprise! President Donald Trump has gifted automakers with double-digit

tariffs for cars made outside of the U.S. And the Supreme Court upholds a Biden rule on

ghost guns. But let's start with Signalgate, the controversy that continues to Royal Capitol Hill.

On Wednesday morning, the Atlantic published the full signal conversation centered on strikes on

Houthi militants in Yemen between multiple administration officials and, mistakenly, Atlantic editor-in-chief

Jeffrey Goldberg. Trump administration officials had emphasized on pretty much every platform there is

that nothing classified was in the conversation, but I did find it interesting that when asked by

the Atlantic, White House press secretary Caroline Levitt said in an email, quote,

this was intended to be A, Anne, internal, and private deliberation amongst high-level senior staff and sensitive information was discussed. She went on to object to the release

of the totally not classified, totally fine for signal information. Sure. The chat itself contained a ton of information.

Timings about when, quote, the first bombs will definitely drop and details about intelligence

gathered at attack sites. And interestingly, a real-time debate about doing the strikes in the

first place, with Vice President J.D. Vance voicing concerns that doing so helped Europe because, quote,

I just hate bailing out Europe again. And that information, particularly the specific timings,

if exposed beforehand, could have put American troops at real risk, as Colorado Democratic

Representative Jason Crow attempted to explain on Fox News Wednesday.

Let me explain how an SA3 and an SA6 works.

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