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This is the Daily Blast from the New Republic, produced and presented by the DSR Network.

I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

We're now in day two of the fallout from the stunning news that President Trump's most senior national security officials allowed a journalist onto a highly sensitive discussion of war plans.

Fox news figures are out in force denying wildly than anything at all is amiss.

Yet under questioning from Senate Democrats, numerous Trump administration figures all but admitted that something very deeply amiss really had happened, wrecking the pro-Trump spin.

For instance, when Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was pressed on whether the

information was classified, she passed the buck to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Gabbard evaded wildly on other fronts as well, and CIA director John Ratcliffe made

some striking admissions too.

We're going to try to unravel all of this today with Rosa Brooks,

an expert in national security law who held a senior policy advisor role at the Pentagon during the

Obama presidency. Rosa, thank you so much for coming on. My pleasure, Greg. So the Trump

administration is now under heavy fire over the news that the Atlantic's Jeffrey

Goldberg was included on a chat between Defense Secretary Hegseth, DNI Gabbard, Vice President J.D. Vance,

CIA director Ratcliffe, and many others. They were talking on Signal about their upcoming plans

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