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"It's just so embarrassing for the administration." Podcaster Gabriel Gatehouse reflects on the editor of The Atlantic magazine being accidentally added to a group chat with the Vice-President and Defense Secretary discussing top secret plans for strikes on Yemen. #Newsnight

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Desmond Ward1 year ago

Imagine what they found on Epstein's electronic device's? Donald Trump was his mate eh 👎#TheAtlantic #Signal #Houthis #Newsnight

Louise1 year ago

Newsnight gold tonight

I know1 year ago

This was the night, the consequences of the strikes. @JeffreyGoldberg could have prevented children dying. #PeteHegseth classified #Yemen

Agadez611 year ago

US admin is both crazy AND incompetent.

Jack Lakeland 🇬🇧1 year ago

Look at the sneering prick, loving it.

🦅 rob cranfield⚓1 year ago

Nothing is done in politics by "accident"

Mammoth Nation1 year ago

Scott Jennings leaves liberals STUNNED when he drops a nuclear bomb on the Biden "legacy."

The Tweeting Owl 🦉🇪🇺💚1 year ago

And she did….

The Tweeting Owl 🦉🇪🇺💚1 year ago

Enjoy….

frank booth1 year ago

Podcaster? Game's gone.

Brian S - Retired Cop1 year ago

And he made it public? I think that's called being a traitor to your country.

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