Sen. Josh Hawley dismissed concerns regarding a national security leak that involved The Atlantic's editor-in-chief being included in a confidential group chat about Trump’s military plans. He noted that even if the report’s details were true, they reflected discussions among advisers rather than actionable intelligence. Meanwhile, former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta warned that this leak could undermine U.S. military operations and pose risks to personnel. The situation highlights a partisan divide over the evaluation of national security issues and the implications of leaked information involving military strategy.
I thought what the secretary of defense just said, Laura, was an outstanding statement... it looks like even if everything The Atlantic reported is true... nobody can deny the success of what the president is doing here.
The left all afternoon was going crazy about, This is another example of compromising national security... forgetting Joe Biden's holding documents near his Corvette and being given special treatment.
The very serious mistake could undermine the government's war plans, but also jeopardize lives... operational details on forthcoming strikes on Yemen... if obtained by an adversary.
The information he was accidentally sent could conceivably have been used to harm American military and intelligence personnel... including information about targets, weapons the U.S. would be deploying.
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