

Meet the Press NOW — March 25
Mar 25, 2025
A national security blunder unfolds as officials use the Signal app for sensitive military chats, triggering investigations and scrutiny. Tensions peak over classified communication practices, raising critical national security questions. Political reactions call for greater military oversight and accountability in the aftermath of the breach. The potential fallout of using commercial apps for secure communications sparks intense debate. Meanwhile, the Trump administration faces challenges relating to trust and transparency, especially as election season approaches.
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Signal Chat Blunder
- Trump administration officials used Signal to discuss military plans, including an editor of The Atlantic.
- This raised questions about their handling of sensitive information, prompting a Senate investigation.
Senate Testimony
- DNI Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe testified before the Senate, denying classified information was shared.
- Democrats criticized them for incompetent behavior regarding classified information.
Military Expert's Reaction
- Retired Lieutenant General Steph Twitty reacted to the Signal chat incident, emphasizing the importance of secure communication.
- He highlighted the risks of revealing classified data, including operational details, over unapproved devices.