Jeffrey Goldberg: “I’m not dismissing the Hillary Clinton server and the basement scandal. I’m simply gonna point out that Hillary Clinton was never putting out on commercial messaging apps, the timing and targeting of American military operations shortly before they launch.”
Jeffrey Goldberg’s comment downplays the severity of Hillary Clinton’s actions. What she did with her private email server was far more serious than an American reporter being adding to a Signal Chat. Hillary Clinton set up an unauthorized, unsecured system to handle classified government communications, bypassing official channels entirely. This wasn’t just a casual slip-up—it exposed sensitive information to potential hacking risks, with some emails later confirmed to contain top-secret material. The FBI found over 100 emails with classified info, and that’s not even counting the thousands she deleted without oversight, claiming they were personal. Clinton’s setup was a deliberate, systemic breach of protocol that compromised national security. The scale and intent make it a whole different beast.
The anti-Trump, liberal reporter pointed out that Hillary Clinton was never putting out the timing and targeting of American military operations on commercial messaging apps. Yet she did much worse, many times. I wish Goldberg would get on all the shows and compare the two in depth, laying out exactly what Hillary Clinton did, instead of tossing out this weak little nugget like it’s some profound defense.
Goldberg said Walz may be intentionally saying things that are not true. He said, Walz didn’t want Trump to know they were friends. Goldberg said, and I quote, “Trump was not concerned about the Signal breach, the content of the messages or anything. He was upset because he thought Mike Walz might be friends with me.
Goldberg must be a mind-reader, because if he’s not, then he is intentionally putting out information that is not true.
PBS did NOT speak to the other side.
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