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Gabbard, Ratcliffe contend Signal chat did not include classified information

John Ratcliffe testified that using Signal for work was permissible and claimed no classified information was shared in the group chat involving military discussions on Yemen.
Senator Mark Warner expressed concerns that the discussions likely contained classified information, contradicting Ratcliffe's claims.
Tulsi Gabbard was reportedly part of the group chat but avoided confirming her use of a personal or government phone due to an ongoing review.
In a Senate hearing, Senator Jack Reed questioned Tulsi Gabbard about her phone usage during the Signal chat, but she declined to answer, citing an ongoing review.

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DNyuz

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What key Trump players in in Signal chat flap are saying

The White House is continuing to downplay and deflect criticism over a Signal group chat among top Trump administration officials in which plans for an airstrike on Yemen were discussed just before being executed. Democratic lawmakers are demanding an investigation and accusing key Trump defense and national security officials of revealing classified information about the Yemen plans in the March 15 group chat over an encrypted but unsecured app…

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LifeSiteNews

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Gabbard, Patel defend controversial surveillance powers in Senate committee hearing

Tulsi Gabbard and Kash Patel are both defending FISA Section 702, a warrantless surveillance authority that has long been a lightning rod for civil liberties concerns.

2 days ago

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Longview Daily News

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Gabbard concedes 'a mistake'

WASHINGTON — Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said Wednesday it was a "mistake" for national security officials to discuss sensitive military plans on a group text chain that also included a journalist — a leak that roiled President Donald…

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The Straits Times

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Trump administration deflects blame for Yemen group chat leak at every turn

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth had used Signal, an unclassified commercial app, to share attack plans.

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The Epoch Times

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Signal App Is Pre-Installed on Government Devices, Gabbard Testifies

As Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard faced a second day of questioning regarding a leaked Trump administration text conversation about military strikes in Yemen, she testified that the Signal messaging app used in the chat “comes pre-installed on government devices.” Lawmakers have raised questions about the Signal app after The Atlantic’s Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg reported that he was inadvertently added to a text conversat…

2 days ago·New York, United States

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The Daily Boulder

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Democrat Corners Tulsi Gabbard, Forcing Her to Make Critical Pledge on Group Chat

During a House Intelligence Committee hearing on Wednesday, U.S. Representative Chrissy Houlahan (D, Pa.) put National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard on the spot, forcing her to make a critical commitment to “follow the law” and investigate the leak of classified information related to the Trump administration’s plans to attack Houthi targets in Yemen. “This committee set up a law called 50 USC 3235a, which requires you, as the DNI, to quic…

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