Leaked Signal messages show that several Trump administration officials strongly criticized Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server. The messages, obtained by [Source Name - if available, otherwise omit], date back to November 2016, shortly after Donald Trump's election victory.
Among those participating in the Signal group was Pete Hegseth, who served as Defense Secretary under President Trump. Hegseth, who later faced scrutiny for sharing sensitive war plans within a similar Signal group with a journalist, condemned Clinton's actions as careless and potentially dangerous.
The messages reflect the prevailing concerns about Clinton's email practices during the 2016 presidential campaign. Critics argued that her use of a private server compromised national security. The leaked Signal chats offer a glimpse into the views held by key members of the incoming Trump administration regarding this issue. Further details about the content of the chats and the identities of other participants are still emerging.
Trump Officials Criticized Clinton's Emails in Leaked Signal Chats
Leaked Signal messages reveal that several Trump administration officials, including then-Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, criticized Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server. The messages, sent in November 2016, echo concerns raised during the presidential campaign. Hegseth, who previously shared sensitive war plans in a Signal group, was among the most vocal critics. The leaked chats provide insight into the perspectives of key figures within the Trump administration.