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SecDef Pete Hegseth Says The Atlantic's Latest Proves 'Jeff Goldberg Has Never Seen an Attack Plan'

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The Atlantic has published a follow-up to yesterday's story after that site's editor was among the recipients of a Signal chat, along with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, DNI Tulsi Gabbard and NSA Mike Waltz.

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt noticed that "war plans" has become "attack plans":

After that, Hegseth took to X to dispute that what was released were "war plans" OR "attack plans":

Here's Hegseth's full post if you can't see it all above:

So, let’s me get this straight. The Atlantic released the so-called “war plans” and those “plans” include: No names. No targets. No locations. No units. No routes. No sources. No methods. And no classified information. 

Those are some really s****y war plans. 

This only proves one thing: Jeff Goldberg has never seen a war plan or an “attack plan” (as he now calls it). Not even close. 

As I type this, my team and I are traveling the INDOPACOM region, meeting w/ Commanders (the guys who make REAL “war plans”) and talking to troops.  

We will continue to do our job, while the media does what it does best: peddle hoaxes.

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The Democrats and media will continue to chew on this one until the next outrage-du-jour about the Trump administration is created. 

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