Hegseth had a second Signal chat where he shared details of Yemen strike

1. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly created a second Signal chat including his wife and brother, where he shared details of a March airstrike on Yemen's Houthi militants—similar to what was shared in a previous chat with Trump officials, according to The New York Times. A source confirmed the second chat to the Associated Press. The White House and Pentagon claim the allegations are being spread by disgruntled former employees.Do you think the claims are true?

2. Hegseth's first use of Signal in March and the sharing of military airstrike plans are under investigation by the Defense Department's acting inspector general. Democratic member Jack Reed of Rhode Island urged the Pentagon watchdog late Sunday to probe the reported second Signal chat as well, saying that Hegseth "must immediately explain why he reportedly texted classified information that could endanger American servicemembers' lives." Do you believe Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth should face consequences for sharing military strike details over Signal, even if the information was not officially classified?

3. How confident are you in the current administration's handling of national security communications?

4. Do you think Pete Hegseth will be fired as Defense Secretary?