Hey, welcome to politics by faith. Thank you for being here. The Signal App story of the last few days. It's all pretty silly. It was a mistake, a bizarre one, putting the wrong guy in a group chat with all the highest national security people and whoever put that

list together put in the wrong name put the wrong contact in it and of all the people apparently

they meant to put the u.s trade representative i think his name is josh greer but instead they put

in of all people geoffrey gold, the editor-in-chief of the

Atlantic, the person in the country who hates Trump more than maybe anyone?

They put that guy in the chat?

Same initials.

J.G.

Oh, you kidding me?

Just bizarre.

So he saw the chat and, you know, exposed it.

Now, of course, he should have excused himself.

Like, uh, I'm not supposed to be in here.

These are all the highest national security people in the country.

If the information is all classified, I'm not eligible.

I'm not legally allowed to see any of the stuff, guys.

I got to go.

But of course he didn't do that because he's a hack.

And just like, as we say in the show, Pagan's going to peg, hack's going to hack. So there's no surprise that he didn't. I like David Harsani's take here, though.

He said, it's hard for me to get annoyed at any journalist getting a legit story. Tom Wolfe said

reporting wasn't a skill but an attitude. I have the right to get information from you to which

I'm not entitled.

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