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"Nobody was texting war plans" in the Trump administration Signal group text about bombing Yemen.
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Hegseth says leaked group text didn’t have ‘war plans.’ But screenshots show details
Military experts said that Hegseth's Signal texts included sensitive operational details about military action, which is akin to a plan.
5 things about the Signal messaging app used to leak war plans in a group text
The app has no ads, does not track users' data, and does not store any metadata such as timestamps, internet addresses or group names so it can't give them up if asked. It is considered one of the most secure systems in the world. A company called Whisper Systems created two encrypted apps, RedPhone for voice calls and TextSecure for texting.
Hegseth denies war plans shared in group text
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke for the first time since the story broke that a national security team accidentally included a magazine editor in a group text where they discussed plans to launch airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen.
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Gee Bret, could you be referring to Jeff Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic, who wound up being accidentally included in a group chat among top Trump officials discussing classified plans for airstrikes in Yemen?
The Yemen group chat scandal must be thoroughly investigated
Serious consideration should be given as to whether Hegseth, Waltz, Gabbard, and others are fit for the roles they have been given.
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Trump officials texted war plans to a group chat in a secure app that included a journalist
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Atlantic journalist pushes back on Hegseth comments: ‘He was texting war plans’
Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, pushed back on comments from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the journalist’s access to a group chat with information about an
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Hegseth Says ‘Nobody Was Texting War Plans’ After Atlantic Editor Claims He Was Part Of Signal Chat
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed Monday that “nobody was texting war plans” after The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg published an article saying he was accidentally added to a ...
Dave Portnoy Thinks Someone Should Be Fired For War Plans Group Text
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy’s six-minute-long video on Wednesday calling for the firing of President Donald Trump’s national security adviser over a group text discussing war plans.
Defense secretary says he didn’t text war plans, was sending updates to keep Trump's national security team informed
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday he did not share classified plans to strike Houthi targets in a Signal group chat.
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Mike Waltz Suggests Journalist May Have Intentionally Infiltrated 'War Plans' Group Text
National security adviser Mike Waltz insinuated Tuesday that the journalist who was added to a group text chain with other senior Trump administration officials discussing plans to bomb Yemen may have infiltrated the group intentionally.
National security adviser Mike Waltz takes 'full responsibility' for putting together text group that leaked military plans
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