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Lawmakers demand investigation into group chat on Trump administration's war plans

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The Atlantic 's editor in chief says he was inadvertently added to a group chat that included national security adviser Mike Waltz , Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth , Vice President JD Vance .

National Security Council acknowledges that the group chat appears to be authentic.

White House says it has utmost confidence in national security team, including Waltz .

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he doesn't think Waltz should be disciplined.

"Safeguards must be put in place to ensure this never happens again," Johnson says.

Johnson : "No one was jeopardized because of it. We're grateful for that, but they will certainly, I'm sure, make sure that that doesn't happen again".

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