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Hegseth denies war plans shared in group text
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8:03Now PlayingDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke for the first time since the story broke that a national security team accidentally included a magazine editor in a group text where they discussed plans to launch airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen. He attacked "The Atlantic" editor Jeffrey Goldberg and claimed “nobody was texting war plans.”
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