The White House says it is reviewing how the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine was accidentally added to a group text in which people who appeared to be members of President Trump’s administration discussed plans to launch airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen. “At this time, the message thread that was reported appears to be authentic, and we are reviewing how an inadvertent number was added to the chain,” the National Security Council said in a statement to NBC News. The statement came in response to an article by The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg reporting he had been added to a group chat with top officials and was unsure if it was authentic. Goldberg reported that he exited the group after he personally concluded it was “almost certainly real.” NBC News' Courtney Kube explains the story to Katy Tur.

Replying to @Aaron Parnas 3/25

4/21

All that fake outrage over Hillary Clinton’s emails is really coming back to haunt Pete Hegseth

3/25

Karoline Leavitt is obsessed with Hillary Clinton and taxing penguins in the latest #LateNightPressBriefing.

Replying to @Aaron Parnas #greenscreen 3/24

4/21

Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of The Atlantic, reads the texts he accidentally received from Trump officials on military plans. The White House has repeatedly said that it included no classified information. #trump #hegseth #nationalsecurity #intel #news #worldnews #politics #government #military

4/21

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