Jack Reed Grills Tulsi Gabbard: Were the Signal Messages Classified or on a Private Phone?
September 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelSenator Jack Reed pressed Tulsi Gabbard hard: were the Signal messages about recent military activity sent on a government-issued device or a private phone — and were those messages ever classified? In this clip we unpack why the difference matters, how classification and declassification actually work, why encrypted consumer apps are risky for operational talk, and what Congress is entitled to see for oversight.
Watch for a clear, non-partisan explanation of classification rules, the role of the Secretary of Defense as original classification authority, and why transparency — timelines and memos — is crucial for both national security and public accountability. We also explain the limited, but important, role DOJ plays in deciding whether publishing leaked material is prosecutable.
If you want accountability, ask your representative for the committee’s declassification timeline and documentation. Like, subscribe, and share for more clear, in-depth political analysis.
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