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Breaking news, there's more.

The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg says there are more personal messages and details from that

encrypted group chat where Secretary of Defense

Pete Hegseth shared war plans, targets, and weapons ahead of a missile strike.

Now, that reporting could come at any moment, right?

We know there's more, more messages, more details, but as we are waiting for that,

Trump's national security team is scrambling to blame others for what happened.

Trump himself is actually still

blaming the reporter whom his team added to the group. It happened to know the guys are a total

sleaze bag. The Atlantic is a failed magazine. It does very, very poorly. The person that was on just

happens to be a sleaze bag.

Well, the tone is set at the top. Here's Trump's national security advisor, Mike Wals,

the person whose account invited Goldberg to the secure group chat.

There's a lot of journalists in this city who have made big names for themselves,

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