Republican Rep. Marlin Stutzman told Fox News Digital that the recent signal leak crash was clearly a mistake, but he expressed confidence in the Trump administration’s national security officials and said he believed the president could determine whether any consequences should be reduced.
“Yes, obviously, we don’t want these things to happen,” Stutzmann. R-Ind. , told Fox News from inside the Capitol. “it is known President Trump It is the first in the United States. He supports our military, he supports security – I mean, he is the president of law and order, so he will make sure he takes care of that… He will be the one who makes this decision and I support whatever decision he makes. ”
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President Donald Trump watches the party at night in Elections in West Palm Beach, Florida on November 6, 2024. (Evan Vucci/AP)
Stuzman’s comments came in a report by Minnesota Democratic Congressman Ilhan Omar, to introduce the article about the Explosion of the Explosion, which was reported to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, National Security Adviser Michael Waltz and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, who each participated in the signal chat leak.
Trump confirms Air Force One was fired on Thursday for several employees within the National Security Council, but did add that it wasn’t much. So far, three of the highest-ranking officials allegedly participated in the leaked signal chat, which has not been reduced to the consequences of Heggs, Waltz or Ratcliff.
Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic published an article saying he was accidentally invited to join the Trump administration’s text group to discuss the White House’s plans to combat Houthi militants in Yemen. (Reuters)
Republicans have Say there is no classification of materials Share or discuss in leaked signal chats, but Democrats insist that the way sensitive information is processed remains “reckless”, possibly illegal, and constitutes a need for impact.
But Stutzman expressed confidence in the administration’s national security officials and the president, noting that “so far” everyone has assumed proper responsibilities and that “they will make sure it doesn’t happen again.”
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“I think they’ll analyze every channel of communication they have,” Stutzman said. “I think they’ll be sure, especially in government soon this – it’ll be their top priority… We all know that there are people around the world trying to have conversations with American leaders all the time, so they’ll be just as hard-working.”
