administration officials involved, who are among the highest ranking in the U.S. government,

insist no classified information was shared. Moments ago, a follow-up. Goldberg posted a follow-up

piece entitled, Here are the attack plans that Trump's advisors shared on signal. He writes, in part this, the statements by Hegeseth,

Gabbard, Ratcliffe, and Trump,

combined with the assertions made by numerous

administration officials that we are lying

about the context of the signal texts

have led us to believe that people should see the texts in order to reach

their own conclusions and then laid out in this latest piece which broke just now in the Atlantic,

Jonathan Lemire, everyone can see the text for themselves.

Yeah, the screenshots of the text are included in this piece to Jeffrey Goldberg and Shane Harris just posted on the Atlantic's website.

We'll go through a little bit now.

The White House, as you just mentioned, has insisted time and again two things.

But nothing in here was classified and that no war plans were included.

Well, as Jeffrey and Shane Wright, take a look for yourself.

I'll read a little bit of here.

These are texts from Pete Hegsett, the Secretary of Defense, talking about at 1144 Eastern that day, weather

is favorable. Just confirmed with CINCOM, we are a go for mission launch. 1215 texts in this chat,

F-18's launch, declares this the first strike package. At 145 talks about how the trigger-based

strike window begins. Target terrorist is at known location. Here we are here. Second strike.

At 1536, more to follow. We're currently clean on OPSEC.

Of course, Secretary of Defense declares there clean on OPSEC in a text chain read by the editor of the Atlantic, who is inadvertently added to that group.

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