It's time to move on.

It's time to move on.

I definitely support an IG investigation on how all of these high-ranking members

used a platform that is not appropriate for what they were discussing. I do not think anyone should step

down. I think, in fact, they should double down and continue the success that they've had.

Not quite time to move on. Not yet. As some GOP senators continue to downplay the signal group chat

scandal, while others call for an investigation into what happened here.

The question is, are we starting to see a crack in the Republican Party's blind loyalty as lawmakers

demand more accountability? Plus, Congresswoman Elise Tophonic will no longer be the U.S.

ambassador to the United Nations after President Trump withdrew her nomination before she could even be voted on.

The question is, did Trump do this because he's worried about the GOP's slim majority in the House?

Also ahead, in a major overhaul, HHS is set to slash 10,000 jobs as part of the administration's move to shrink the government.

The question is, what are the consequences, especially when it comes to public health and food safety? It's way too early shrink the government. The question is, what are the consequences,

especially when it comes to public health and food safety?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early,

the show that is so happy it's Friday, but has a lot to get through before it actually gets to the weekend.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Friday, March 28th, and we'll start with the news.

Amid the fallout over the Trump administration's signal group chat that also included a journalist, a chief U.S. district judge has ordered top officials to preserve all

records of those communications regarding military strikes in Yemen. It comes after a government

watchdog group filed a lawsuit arguing administration officials may have violated federal records law

in using the signal app in the first place because it allows users to set an expiration date

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