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    Watch now   Popok Live on One of the Most Alarming National Security Breaches in History (Ad-Free) Watch the latest episode of 'Popok Live' ad-free here on Meidas+ MeidasTouch Network Mar 26 The latest episode of  Popok LIVE  is now available ad-free exclusively for Meidas+ Substack subscribers. To support ad-free episodes like this, please consider joining as a paid subscriber today! Meidas+ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. On this episode, Popok unpacks one of the most alarming breaches of national security in modern history: a Trump Administration group chat discussing war plans was reportedly leaked to a journalist. As the fallout begins, Fox’s Pete Hegseth is thrown under the bus by his own colleagues, and Trump erupts— "They did WHAT?!" Meanwhile, the Trump Administration defies a federal judge, refusing to confirm whether it violated an injunction barring the use...

  By  Calder McHugh  and  Charlie Mahtesian Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) questions Pete Hegseth during his Senate Armed Services confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill on Jan. 14. | Andrew Harnik/Getty Images UNFRIENDLY MAP  — If there’s any silver lining for Democrats in the gray storm cloud that is GOP-dominated Washington, it’s that in two years there’s likely to be a backlash. That’s not an assessment of Trump’s first two months in the White House so much as it is a historical fact. Midterm elections tend to be unkind to the party in power. The sitting president’s party has lost House seats in every midterm but two dating back to 1950. The last time Donald Trump was president, during the 2018 midterms Democrats flipped the House and picked up 41 House seats. The prospect of an epic comeuppance in 2026 — as in 1994, 2010 or even 2018 — gives many Democrats hope in what is otherwise a dark time. But this week brings yet another reminder that the midterm isn’t ne...