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“The Trump administration has provided many jaw-dropping moments, but few have been as shocking as editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg’s scoop published today,” @dgraham.bsky.social writes. Graham spoke with Goldberg to learn more on how the story came about: theatln.tc/y99FkwIK

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What is no doubt a really crap attitude is having @theatlantic.com keeping it's paywall on such an important article that should be freely accessed by the entire American population...! This just shows that for the American media is all about the money but not much about information...!

Way to go Mr Goldberg! I love how you dropped it on a Monday morning so Trump can't let the weekend wash it away like he loves to do. Truly a masterpiece! I see this as your "career" story....definitely gonna win Pulitzer!

Actually everyone on that thread broke espionage law. Hegseth, Waltz, Vance, Gabbard, etc... should all be at thr very least let go (I know Vance is VP so he would be diff). I am thinking they all knew this was wrong, nobody said a word which tells me it's common. Charge them all. LOCK THEM UP!!

This actually might be the turning point that we all knew would happen. After the election I was depressed, but after seeing his Cabinet members, I felt better. I knew that, in time, Trump or one of his ass-clowns would do something bad. ...I had no idea it would be this bad. All should be fired

Canada here. It is one thing for 77 million Americans to vote this clown show in, but they have subjected the rest of the world to this insanity. These completely incompetent, unserious people are in charge of American nuclear warheads. Just f'ing awesome.

I worked with the DoD and intelligence services in the 90s. I’m still under contract not to share any sensitive information. I would face years of prison. 💯% And now I’m reading about our highest officials sharing classified information on the same app I use for our Girl Scouts chat group?! #wtf