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"Heads Should Roll" From Signal Controversy: Former Congressman Riggleman
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7:06Now PlayingSome of Donald Trump's most ardent backers are voicing frustration with his team's refusal to admit fault over the Signal intelligence breach. The crisis has triggered an outcry from Republican members of Congress, GOP strategists, online influencers, and friendly media figures, who have grown weary of a crisis they say is of the Trump team's own making.The rift has the potential to cause political problems for Trump, as he will need Congress to pass more ambitious items like a sweeping package of tax cuts next year. Denver Riggleman, Former-US Congressman (R-VA 6th), Former-Air Force Intelligence, Founder of RIIG Security Firm/Co-author of The Breach: The Untold Story of the Investigation into January 6th joins to discuss what this means for the future of US relations.
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