Rubio Says Reforms Coming After Signal Chat Leak

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is making it clear mistakes were made, and changes are coming. During a joint press conference in Jamaica with Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Rubio addressed the fallout from a Signal group chat leak involving top Trump-era officials. A journalist was accidentally added to the chat a major blunder that the Biden White House and their media allies are now trying to spin into something far more sinister than it ever was.

“Obviously, someone made a mistake,” Rubio admitted. “A big mistake.”

But the media frenzy over “war plans” being leaked? That’s a total fabrication. Rubio confirmed backed by Pentagon officials and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that no classified material was shared, no lives were endangered, and the mission was a complete success.

Here’s what actually happened:

• The Signal chat was created for coordination ahead of U.S. airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen.

• Members were expected to notify foreign allies, members of Congress, and coordinate communication timelines.

• A staff error led to The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg being mistakenly added to the group.

• The chat messages included no classified intelligence only timing and logistical updates.

“None of the information on there… threatened the operation or the lives of our servicemen,” Rubio emphasized. “And in fact, it was a very successful operation.”

Rubio also shot down the media narrative that the chat included “war plans,” stating clearly: “There were no war plans on there.” Instead, the conversation focused on when and how to notify partners routine communications in a high-level military operation.

Still, Rubio wasn’t shy about the need for better security protocols moving forward. He promised internal reforms and a full review to ensure nothing like this happens again.

“There’ll be reforms and changes made,” he said. “It can’t happen again.”

Of course, that hasn’t stopped the Biden-aligned media from desperately trying to whip this up into a scandal. After the massive failures under this administration botched foreign policy, border chaos, ballooning inflation it’s no surprise they’re grasping for anything to distract the public.

But the truth is clear: this was a misstep in communication, not a threat to national security. And thanks to strong leadership and swift action, the operation remained successful, our troops stayed protected, and America’s interests came first.

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