'Can't Be Trusted': Sen. Adam Schiff Demands Resignations Of Trump Scandal Figures
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The California Democrat named the administration officials who should quit or be fired after accidentally revealing highly classified information to a journalist.
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) is calling on the key figures at the heart of the group messaging scandal to resign ― and if they won’t go on their own, he said President Donald Trump should fire them.
“Beyond negligent, it’s just arrogant,” he told the MeidasTouch Network. ”[They] feel they can do whatever they want. There’s no accountability.”
National security adviser Michael Waltz reportedly added Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, by accident to a group chat in the Signal app in which leading officials discussed classified war plans in Yemen and other highly sensitive matters.
The group chat also included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and billionaire Steve Witkoff, who is Trump’s envoy to Ukraine and the Middle East, among others.
“None of them apparently bothered to say, ‘hey, folks, we shouldn’t be talking about this shit in a commercial chat on a commercial app,’” he said. “This is the most negligent handling of highly sensitive information.”
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Vance’s first impression of Greenland was that it’s “cold as sh*t.”
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The Trump administration changed course and allowed a HuffPost reporter back into the pool of journalists tracking the president's daily activities.
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Hip-hop artist Sheff G "used his fame to fund and direct violence," prosecutors said. He appeared onstage with Trump last year.
The former secretary of state asserted there is a smart way to wield power. But "the Trump approach is dumb power," she said.
“We’re looking every day for these lunatics that are tearing things up," said the secretary of state.
But it will ultimately be up to federal officials who oversee the facility where he is awaiting trial.
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The message from locals is clear, said Molly Hunter.
The one-time supporter also offered a message directly to the president.