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President Donald Trump Defeated national security adviser Michael Waltz during the Ambassador meeting on Monday, because his administration is facing fierce return reactions due to the recent leak of the signal chain.
Waltz, whose employees unconsciously added Atlantic editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg to Chat signal group, where he is the Secretary of State Pete Hegsetth And others discussed sensitive war plans, they lit up for a mistake. In a conversation with him full of journalists, Trump said he believed that Waltz “was doing his best.”
“I don’t think you should apologize,” the president said. “I think he’s doing his best. Equipment and technology is not perfect.”
“And, probably, he will no longer use it, at least not in the very near future,” he added.
US President Donald Trump listens during a meeting of the Ambassador to the White House cabinet on March 25, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Goldberg was added to a debate on national security, called “Houthhi PC Small Group” earlier in March. He could learn about attacks on Houthi fighters in Yemen long before the public.
“According to the long -lasting text of Hegsetth, the first detonations in Yemen would feel two hours, so at 13:45 Eastern time,” Goldberg wrote in his work on experience. “Well, I waited in my car in a supermarket parking lot. If this signal conversation was real, I concluded, Houthi goals would soon be bombarded. At about 1:55, I checked x and searched and searched Yemen. Then the explosions across Sana, the capital, were heard. “
Although Goldberg’s involvement in the chat did not extinguish the armies of plans, a violation of national security continued to start and the supporters and critics of Trump’s administration. During the Tuesday meeting, Trump also said that in Contact with a waltz Through can the hackers break into signal conversations.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz speaks while sitting with US President Donald Trump during a meeting of the Ambassador in the White House Cabinet room on March 25, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
“Are people able to break the conversations? And if this is true, we will have to find another form of the device,” Trump said. “And I think that’s something we may have to do. Some people really love the signal, other people probably don’t do it, but we’ll look at it.”
“Michael, I asked you to study it immediately and find out if people are able to break into the system,” he added.
In response, Waltz assured Trump to have technical experts from the White House “watching” the situation, along with legal teams.
US President Donald Trump listens to a journalist’s question during a meeting of the ambassador to the White House Cabinet room on March 25, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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“And of course, we will keep everything as safe as possible,” said national security officer. “No one in your national security team would ever put anyone in danger. And as you said, we repeatedly said that the attack was phenomenal and ongoing.”
