Atlantic editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg responded to the Trump administration’s retreat on Monday’s article on the US Signal Chat edition, discussing the US attack on Hutiis in Yemen, which is said to be accidentally shared with Goldberg.
Speaking to ABC News, Goldberg said the White House was involved in a semantic game, focusing on the use of “attack plans” instead of “military plans” in his report on follow -up on Wednesday.
Jeffrey Goldberg, editor -in -chief, The Atlantic, spoke with ABC News, March 26, 2025.
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“It’s just all nonsense. It’s nonsense. They throw all these smokes so that they are not questioned why they are so reckless as to have sensitive conversations like this signal and why they invited a journalist and did not even know that the journalist was there,” he said on Wednesday. “I want to say, the war plan, an attack plan. I want to say, you know, it’s just not nonsense, but the attack is actually the exact term for what they did.”
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