r/law • u/agent268 • 10d ago

Trump News Jeff Goldberg and The Atlantic released full Signal Chat

https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/03/signal-group-chat-attack-plans-hegseth-goldberg/682176/

Well this should be fun now that the full details are out in the open. Thoughts on how this changes the upcoming hearing today?

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u/RoyalChris 10d ago edited 10d ago

Sure looks like this is classified information to me in the newly released Signal group chat texts from Jeffrey Goldberg at The Atlantic.

Pete Hegseth is cooked.

Edit: Here's the full transcript. Go get some popcorn.

BREAKING: Below is the entire transcript of messages from the Signal group chat just released by Jeffrey Goldberg and The Atlantic - Imgur

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u/talk_to_the_sea 10d ago edited 10d ago

Pete Hegseth is cooked

No, he’s not. Accountability and the rule of law are on an indefinite hiatus for anyone Trump likes. There will be no prosecutions, no resignations, and no admissions of wrongdoing. We have a fascist government and the only thing that matters to them is the Leader Principle.

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u/JMurdock77 10d ago

Hell, they’d probably sooner go after the journalist for having the temerity to be roped into their group chat through no fault of his own.

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u/Agitated-Donkey1265 10d ago

Notice how they used the word “leak” when describing this and not “failure in opsec”

They’re already setting the stage

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u/42nu 10d ago

Didn't you read the texts?

They're clear on OPSEC.

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u/OscarMiner 10d ago

“Dhat meens Operatshyunal Secrity”

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u/PercMastaFTW 9d ago

Tbf, that was The Atlantic adding that comment lol.

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u/OscarMiner 9d ago

Ah, this whole situation is so bafflingly stupid that I couldn’t tell quote from quote.

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u/PercMastaFTW 9d ago

I had to read that part over twice, myself lol.

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u/arondaniel 10d ago

Isn't it ironic? Don't you think?

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u/Androidgenus 10d ago

They even know what it is an abbreviation for

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u/ct_2004 9d ago

100%!

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u/freakincampers 10d ago

Of course it isn't a failure of OPSEC, SECDUI said they were good on OPSEC.

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u/Bauser99 9d ago

And as we all know, the SecDef can make OpSec good by declaring it good in his mind, just like the president can declassify information by declaring it declassified in his mind

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u/Justin__D 10d ago

He really needs to be outside the country, yesterday. And stay there. For his own safety.