Hannah Rosen

to talk about the Houthis because something's going to be happening over the next 72 hours. That's when I sort of think, I mean, honestly, the first thing I thought was I'm really being spoofed. Like somebody is, this is a hoax. This is a state or non-state actor, probably non-state actor looking to entrap, embarrass, whatever word you want to use, a journalist.

As you know, I'm always on alert.

As you know, I'm always on alert.

As you know, I'm always on alert.

What am I going to tell you?

What am I going to tell you?

What am I going to tell you?

It gets real in the sense that if somebody is doing a spoof, it's a very, very accurate spoof. What happens is a number of cabinet level officials start reporting into this chain, giving the names of their deputies or contact people over the weekend when clearly something is going to happen in Yemen. in retrospect, clearly something's going to happen in Yemen. And that was that for that day.

It gets real in the sense that if somebody is doing a spoof, it's a very, very accurate spoof. What happens is a number of cabinet level officials start reporting into this chain, giving the names of their deputies or contact people over the weekend when clearly something is going to happen in Yemen. in retrospect, clearly something's going to happen in Yemen. And that was that for that day.

It gets real in the sense that if somebody is doing a spoof, it's a very, very accurate spoof. What happens is a number of cabinet level officials start reporting into this chain, giving the names of their deputies or contact people over the weekend when clearly something is going to happen in Yemen. in retrospect, clearly something's going to happen in Yemen. And that was that for that day.

It was the next day that they start engaging in a policy discussion, really in earnest. And it's, you know, explicated in the story that I wrote. But that's when I'm sort of thinking to myself, if this is a simulation or this is a fake, someone's going to a huge, huge lens to make it seem real because everybody in the chat sounds like the person who they're quote-unquote playing.

It was the next day that they start engaging in a policy discussion, really in earnest. And it's, you know, explicated in the story that I wrote. But that's when I'm sort of thinking to myself, if this is a simulation or this is a fake, someone's going to a huge, huge lens to make it seem real because everybody in the chat sounds like the person who they're quote-unquote playing.

It was the next day that they start engaging in a policy discussion, really in earnest. And it's, you know, explicated in the story that I wrote. But that's when I'm sort of thinking to myself, if this is a simulation or this is a fake, someone's going to a huge, huge lens to make it seem real because everybody in the chat sounds like the person who they're quote-unquote playing.

So I'm, you know, I don't say I'm 50-50. I'm still 60-70, you know, 70-30 this is a fakery because for the simple reason that this is nuts. I mean, obviously, why would I be involved in this?

So I'm, you know, I don't say I'm 50-50. I'm still 60-70, you know, 70-30 this is a fakery because for the simple reason that this is nuts. I mean, obviously, why would I be involved in this?

So I'm, you know, I don't say I'm 50-50. I'm still 60-70, you know, 70-30 this is a fakery because for the simple reason that this is nuts. I mean, obviously, why would I be involved in this?

We all make the mistake. This is why this is so relatable. We all... I'm thinking of Shane, and I'm writing to Hannah about Shane, an assignment, or how great Shane is. And I type in Shane into the recipient, intended recipient, because that's the name that's on my mind. I don't know what was going on in Mike Waltz's mind, who he was thinking of.

We all make the mistake. This is why this is so relatable. We all... I'm thinking of Shane, and I'm writing to Hannah about Shane, an assignment, or how great Shane is. And I type in Shane into the recipient, intended recipient, because that's the name that's on my mind. I don't know what was going on in Mike Waltz's mind, who he was thinking of.

We all make the mistake. This is why this is so relatable. We all... I'm thinking of Shane, and I'm writing to Hannah about Shane, an assignment, or how great Shane is. And I type in Shane into the recipient, intended recipient, because that's the name that's on my mind. I don't know what was going on in Mike Waltz's mind, who he was thinking of.

We're trying to figure that out, still trying to figure that out. But in any case, I was added to this group, and it's a misdirected email or text chain that... I shouldn't have been on. But the larger point, and obviously Shane can speak to this, the larger point is that why is this conversation happening out in the open?