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U.S. officials shocked at accidental war plans text, Democrats demand answers

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President Donald Trump arrives to speak at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute summit in Miami Beach, Fla., Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025 (AP-Rebecca Blackwell/The Canadian Press).
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U.S. officials reacted with shock to revelations in “The Atlantic” Monday that top Trump staffers accidentally sent the editor-in-chief war plans over text.

Despite the backlash, President Donald Trump expressed confidence in his national security team today, while democrats in congress demanded answers.

Trump said in a phone interview with NBC news today that national security advisor Mike Waltz has learned a lesson, and is a good man.

He also said the presence of the journalist in the text chain had “no impact” on the military operation.

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