Trump on war plans group chat: ‘It’s just something that can happen’

A journalist accidentally lands in a secret chat group full of top politicians – and becomes a witness of how attack plans are being discussed in Yemen. Was this really just an accident or is it more behind it?

Trump on DoD Sending Secret War Plans to Journalist: 'It’s Just Something That Can Happen'

It's just one of those things, ya know?

Trump downplays group chat where military plans were discussed

President Donald Trump is downplaying the Signal group chat where secret American airstrikes were discussed for days by top officials in the presence of The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, who was inadvertently invited to the chain. National security adviser Mike Waltz, who says he created the group chat, is now taking "full responsibility" for his actions. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.

"There was no problem": Trump says he's "very comfortable" with Yemen leaks

The president said that "no classified information" was shared in a compromised group chat between admin officials

Trump indicates colleague of Waltz added journalist's number to group chat

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump indicated on Tuesday that a colleague who worked for national security adviser Mike Waltz had been involved in adding a journalist to a secret group discussion by U.S. officials about sensitive war plans.

Team Trump Comes Up With Yet Another Excuse on War Plans Group Chat

Why can’t the Trump team get its story straight on this group chat disaster?