"No, that's a lie. He was texting war plans." The Atlantic's editor-in-chief responds after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denied that anyone in Trump’s Cabinet was “texting war plans.” Watch what Jeffrey Goldberg told Kaitlan Collins:

@kaitlancollins Goldberg's a proven hoaxer. Hegseth's right to call out this nonsense. No war plans were texted. Another fake news flop.

@kaitlancollins I dont think @JeffreyGoldberg has much credibility if any.

@kaitlancollins Chumps and liars, caught by Hegseth.

@kaitlancollins @JeffreyGoldberg claims after he left the Signal chat group no one asked who "J.G." was. How would he know that if he left the group? Makes no sense unless there's a mole/spy/operative telling him what happened after he left the group.

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@kaitlancollins Time for the @FBIDirectorKash to confiscate Jeffrey Goldberg's cellphone and make sure he doesn't still have access from the last regime. @AGPamBondi

@kaitlancollins “When targets were going to targeted. How they were going to be targeted. Who was at the targets. When the next sequence of attacks were happening. I didn’t publish this…because it felt like it was too confidential.”

@kaitlancollins It's refreshing to have a journalist call and lie a lie.

@jaketapper @kaitlancollins We are not at war 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@jaketapper @kaitlancollins Are we seriously willing to risk our democracy for the dumbest administration ever?!?

@kaitlancollins Goldberg: I have ethics, but also “Everyone, look at me! I made the story about me!”