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Hi there, AmeriCasters.
It's about 10 to 9 in the evening here in Washington, D.C. that means it's really late,
like 10 to 1 in the morning in the U.K. but we're back now
because we have got a new take on the biggest story that's happening in America at the moment.
This huge scoop about national security officials sharing sensitive military plans on a group chat on a messaging app.
We've done a whole episode about all of the ins and outs of this
that we recorded a little earlier today,
and that's on BBC Sounds.
But we're back now
because I've just done an interview with the man who is at the center of all of this,
Jeffrey Goldberg from the Atlantic,
the journalist who was mistakenly added to this group chat and saw all of these messages coming in in real time.
Since he published his story, he's been called a loser and a sleazebag by Donald Trump.
He's been attacked by most people in the Trump administration.
Now he's going to tell us his side of the story about how this all unfolded.
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