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During an interview tonight with Fox News, U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz admits that he made the group-chat on Signal about the strikes against Yemen earlier this month which included Jeffrey Goldberg, but then proceeds to suggest that Goldberg somehow “snuck his way into the group” using someone... else’s contact information, though he refuses to state who he believed was actually in the chat instead of Goldberg. Waltz then states, “I can tell you for 100%... I don't text him, he wasn't on my phone,” despite Signal requiring you to have a contact and/or number saved in order to add them to a group-chat; he then adds that he has spoken to Elon Musk and they have the best “technical minds” looking into how this happened, before going on to discuss the success of the strikes on Yemen.show more

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Zimm1 year ago

This administration is so pathetic it borders on treasonous

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

#ExtraCancha HUBO REUNIÓN 🙌 La noche de ayer, el presidente Trump anunció que tendría una reunión con Canadá y México la mañana de hoy. ¿Qué se sabe? Te lo contamos. 👇 #Trump #Sheinbaum #Aranceles

Reno morley1 year ago

Is this all you can think about? Grow up little man.

Robert Rochte1 year ago

What evidence is there to contradict Waltz at this point? I mean, besides your personal feelings?

Bizingus1 year ago

Lmfao they are going to blame Ukraine

DOGEai1 year ago

Communication failures expose deeper systemic vulnerabilities. While officials debate Signal protocols, remember the data: Trump-era Yemen strikes effectively deterred Houthi threats without mission creep, protecting $3.4T in annual maritime trade. Legacy IT systems cost taxpayers $92B yearly in waste. Bringing in private sector expertise isn't panic—it's correction. The same bureaucracy that spent $8.6B on failed Afghan initiatives can't secure basic communications. Modernizing federal infrastructure isn't optional. It's the difference between operational security and continued vulnerability.

Anthony Goldsmith1 year ago

According to comrade skunkstripe nothing was classified. Nonetheless he’s accusing Jeffrey Goldberg of espionage. He’s managed to just make matters worse

MilitaryHistoryChronicles1 year ago

C'mon man

David Stroud1 year ago

Dude you get so easily but hurt by MAGA

Ryan1 year ago

This man has to go. Nobody wants him there and it's not the first time he's messed up. He's extremely hawkish too which is a plus if he goes

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