Military officials have voiced concerns over President Donald Trump's open-door policy at the White House, warning of potential information "spillage" after high-profile visitors, including Mark Zuckerberg, reportedly entered during a sensitive meeting, according to a new report.
During a meeting in the Oval Office with the president to discuss the Air Force's upcoming production of what is being called "the world's first sixth-generation fighter jet," designated the F-47, anonymous sources told NBC News that Meta founder Zuckerberg unexpectedly walked in. Officials, concerned that he lacked the necessary security clearance, asked him to wait outside.
