Republicans are scrambling to defend the Trump administration on its group chat fiasco—and it’s getting more embarrassing by the minute.

Donald Trump was asked whether he approved of his top advisers using the messaging platform to discuss war plans.

Senators Mark Kelly and Angus King grilled Gabbard over what exactly was sent in the war plans group chat.

John Ratcliffe immediately panicked over his own answer to the question.

John Ratcliffe fell apart when asked in a Senate hearing why America’s CIA director couldn’t spot a reporter in his text messages.

The Pentagon sent out a clear warning one week before that group chat disaster.

Gabbard struggled to defend one of Donald Trump’s main reasons for bullying Canada.

Senator Mark Warner asked Gabbard whether classified information had been shared in the chat.

Donald Trump is trying to spin the fact that his advisers shared confidential war plans in an unsecured group chat.

The defense secretary scrambled to explain how confidential war plans were shared in a group chat.

Some of Donald Trump’s top advisers and Cabinet members shared classified war plans in a group chat.

Donald Trump’s senior advisers shared confidential information in a group chat.

Gabbard doesn’t want there to be any more leaks.

Donald Trump is in talks with advisers regarding military aid to Ukraine.

Donald Trump has given Vladimir Putin everything he wants.

The former Senate majority leader couldn’t get a single Republican to vote with him against confirming Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence.

Tulsi Gabbard is officially the director of national intelligence. Only one Republican voted “no.”

Donald Trump’s most dangerous nominee could be confirmed.

Republicans seem to be turning against Tulsi Gabbard after a rocky confirmation hearing.

Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence had a particularly controversial trip to the Middle East that members of Hezbollah discussed.