Jeffrey Goldberg, the mag’s top editor, told The Bulwark podcast on Tuesday that he’s weighing if he should release the full transcript after those on the group text — including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — denied sensitive national security plans were ever discussed.
Atlantic editor Jeff Goldberg weighs ‘obligation’ of releasing more ‘war plans’ texts – as he reveals undercover CIA agent’s identity was exposed
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March 26, 2025
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