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Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America.

We're going to tell you more about that 22-year-old player and his very

proud parents. Let's play. They are coming true. We play ball. It's all good. And we've got a lot to get

to this morning, including social security concerns with another big change on the way. But we do

begin here with the latest fallout from the national security breach in the Trump administration,

a reporter mistakenly invited to a group chat about an attack on Yemen on a widely available messaging app.

And top intelligence officials face questions, as you can imagine, on Capitol Hill, as the President defended his national security advisor.

Our chief global affairs anchor, Martha Raditz, has the latest for us. Good morning, Martha.

Good morning, Robin. This morning, all eyes once again on the White House. This has been an extraordinary 24 hours with the President and some of his most senior cabinet officials trying to brush off this story by attacking the reporter Jeffrey Goldberg.

But Goldberg did not seek out this explosive story.

He was handed it.

This morning, the Atlantic calling the Trump administration's bluff,

publishing the entire text chain between the administration's national security team

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