Director Radcliffe, this was a huge mistake, correct?

No.

A national political, no, no, you hold on.

No, no, Director Radcliffe, I asked you a yes or no question and now you'll hold on.

A national political reporter was can characterize it how you want

was made privy the white house made clear about imminent military operations against a foreign terrorist

organization and that wasn't a huge mistake that wasn't a huge mistake that wasn't a huge mistake

well I think the look they characterize it as embarrassment this is utterly unprofessional. There's been no apology. There has been

no recognition of the gravity of this error. And by the way, we will get the full

transcript of this chain and your testimony will be measured carefully against its content.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Senator Ossov of Georgia. Democrat, obviously, because he cares about things like

the truth and, I don't know, national security, unlike that horrible person he was questioning,

that rude, obnoxious person who will take responsibility for nothing because he's a Republican.

He, Ratliff, called it what happened, this massive, massive national security breach, an inadvertent mistake, as if the problem was the fact that the Secretary of Defense, the Director of National Intelligence,

the Secretary of State, and the little Nazi Stephen Miller, invited a reporter into a private

chat accidentally. No, that is not the problem here. The problem is that they breached

all protocols, putting every single one of us at risk, about which more later.

But if you're in Donald Trump's inner circle, you never apologize for anything, ever, ever.

What do you do?

You double down on your wrongness.

You double down on your stupid notions of how you want things to be. You

double down on your cruelty and you double down on the destruction of this country you do not care

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