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Mika FACT-CHECKS Hegseth's claim that 'left-wing reporters' got hold of Signal chat
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2:54Now Playing#MorningJoe’s Mika Brzezinski fact-checked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s latest claim that “left-wing reporters” obtained his second Signal chat, clarifying that Hegseth himself used his personal phone to send some military details to at least two group text chats on the Signal messaging app, according to three U.S. officials with direct knowledge of the exchanges told NBC News.
The panel points out that conservatives and military leaders are among those condemning Hegseth’s actions—not just the left—calling the leak dangerous and indefensible.
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