Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, recounted a surreal experience of being added to a private Signal group chat where Trump administration officials were discussing military strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen. Initially skeptical, believing it was a prank, he quickly realized the gravity of the situation as the conversation transitioned to actual planning and tactics. His participation shed light on the clandestine communications among senior officials and the often stark contrast between public narratives and private actions regarding U.S. foreign policy. This incident further emphasizes the complexities in the relationship between media and government.
Goldberg discussed his astonishment at being part of a private Houthi strike planning group chat, which he initially thought was a scam.
Scarborough asked Goldberg about his initial skepticism of the chat, which shifted when the conversation escalated to actual strike plans.
Goldberg highlighted the surprising reality behind the closed communication of senior Trump administration officials, revealing a stark contrast to public discussions.
His experience illustrates the complex relationship between journalism and government, particularly with the Trump administration.
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