Now it's time for the last word, where Jen Saki is in for Lawrence tonight. Good evening, Jen.

Hi, Rachel. I feel like all of your loyal blue sky followers now are wondering what they can get for $1,000 for supernatural blessings, I guess.

This is a thing I learned about. I was looking up as I was watching your show just over the last hour.

So thank you for teaching all of us.

I feel like the like hard sell, if you send me $1,000, I'll send you like a keepsake and also I will make you live forever.

I feel like that form of televangelism has been around as long as we have had the means by which televangelists

communicate.

But doing that while you have a White House job just feels like a new day, just feels like a new,

a whole new idea.

Feels like a new day.

And all the 18 people on that signal chat who are also not not raising

their hands with concern. Just another day, another day in the Trump administration, Rachel.

We will let you. Yes. So thank you for sharing all of it with us. We'll let you go back

and some rest because we need you tomorrow. Thank you so much.

Thanks, perfect.

All right, we are waiting.

Believe it or not, the night is not over because we are waiting for Defense Secretary Pete Heggseth to touchdown in Guam as the Trump administration comes up with seemingly every excuse they can think of to desperately deflect from

and defend its major national security breach. Who knows what he'll say, or if he'll say anything,

or if he'll continue to lie. We will see, and if he says anything, we will let you know.

Now, today, after 48 hours of lies from many in Trump world about what was or wasn't in that

infamous group chat,

Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg called the administration's bluff this morning

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