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Well, tonight, a Trump administration group chat fiasco unravels as we speak.

This after a journalist says that he got texted, get this,

secret war plan. So what's the president going to do about it? Plus, an appeals judge goes

toe to toe with the administration and drops a shocking statement in court saying even the Nazis

were treated better than Venezuelans deported by Trump.

And the March Madness buzzer-beater heard all around the country that's sending Maryland to the Sweet 16.

Tara Pim star Derek Queen is my guest. Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

So right about now, the administration is scrambling to contain the fallout from a story about group texts, war plans, and checking social media in a supermarket parking lot.

Yep, that's where we are tonight. After this, this bombshell article from

journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic, the Trump administration accidentally texted me

its war plans, unquote. We're learning top officials are stunned, stunned that Goldberg got

added to a group chat in the encrypted messaging app signal

about plans to strike Yemen. Now he is talking directly to CNN about what happened.

The attack plan said that 1345, 145 p.m. Eastern time that the first bombs would be dropping in Yemen.

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