Jennifer Griffin

No, in fact, I think what you're seeing is strategic messaging.

Jennifer Griffin is Fox News chief national security correspondent.

We spoke Friday afternoon.

We are in this sort of limbo period where the president has said that he did not plan to restart the war against Iran before the midterms, which would be November 3rd.

He was not removed because the Senate didn't vote two-thirds to remove him.

But this is very reminiscent of that controversy and, and scandal, and there are still, I think, a lot of finger-pointing and trying to figure out was it Secretary Hegseth, was it President Trump, was it somebody else in the White House that ordered the Pentagon to, uh, slow the Starshield, the Starlink, um, military system, which harmed, uh, Ukraine in the past week.

Jennifer Griffin, it has been a busy few weeks for you.

I appreciate you sharing, uh, your, your reporting and, and going in-depth with us.

Okay, so here's, uh, Fox News, uh, their piece, their hard news segment on this.

This is Jennifer Griffin, who's the na-- uh, chief national security correspondent, and, uh, she posted this.

I went and watched the video, and it was actually well done.

Let's look at this.

Our chief national security-

So they're blaming Musk, and Musk is saying it's not him, it's Trump

... correspondent Jennifer Griffin has more.

So Jen, what's going on here?

That makes me.

And, and it's so cool because all of you guys are, like, talking to each other.

And so if you are not part of this group, you ...

Those of you that are in the group, you need to write in the chat right now, like, it's awesome.

They came to me.

They're like, "How would you feel about doing a group chat?" I was like, "That's a genius idea.

Let's do that." And so, uh, yeah, you guys get to talk to us directly.

We get to talk to you.

We heard from the Ministry of Energy in Saudi Arabia that a fire has broken out at Aramco headquarters as a result of those attacks.

Fox's Jennifer Griffin in Washington.

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