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Signalgate with Jillian Ratliffe
- We listen to Jeffrey Goldberg explain the timeline of what happened
- Jillian explains why it’s such a big deal from a cybersecurity perspective and how absurd it is that National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe both testified to Congress under oath on March 25 that there was “no classified material discussed on the chat”
- We read some lowlights from the Signal chat transcript that Jeffrey Goldberg & The Atlanticreleased on March 26 which prove that there was, in fact, classified material discussed on the chat
- We listen to some of a Project 2025 training video titled “Oversight and Investigations” that discuss the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), how appointees can communicate in ways that make public oversight more difficult, & proper use of encrypted chat platforms like Signal.
- We discuss accountability measures proposed by Congress members on both sides of the aisle
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By Keith Gottschalk, Katie Niemczyk- We listen to Jeffrey Goldberg explain the timeline of what happened
- Jillian explains why it’s such a big deal from a cybersecurity perspective and how absurd it is that National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe both testified to Congress under oath on March 25 that there was “no classified material discussed on the chat”
- We read some lowlights from the Signal chat transcript that Jeffrey Goldberg & The Atlanticreleased on March 26 which prove that there was, in fact, classified material discussed on the chat
- We listen to some of a Project 2025 training video titled “Oversight and Investigations” that discuss the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), how appointees can communicate in ways that make public oversight more difficult, & proper use of encrypted chat platforms like Signal.
- We discuss accountability measures proposed by Congress members on both sides of the aisle