Max Reid

Oh, totally. I mean, I think about it compared with some of the other scandals about national security secrets, like improper classification and improper leakage, thinking about various security documents that ended up at Mar-a-Lago or in Joe Biden's garage or sort of infamously the like Hillary Clinton email scandal.

And none of the rest of us, very few of the rest of us at least, have access to reams of classified information that we might ever have in a box and put in a storage unit. Whereas mistakenly adding someone to a group chat who you didn't mean to, or finding yourself in a group chat where people don't realize that you're in there, that's something that can happen to anybody.

And none of the rest of us, very few of the rest of us at least, have access to reams of classified information that we might ever have in a box and put in a storage unit. Whereas mistakenly adding someone to a group chat who you didn't mean to, or finding yourself in a group chat where people don't realize that you're in there, that's something that can happen to anybody.

And none of the rest of us, very few of the rest of us at least, have access to reams of classified information that we might ever have in a box and put in a storage unit. Whereas mistakenly adding someone to a group chat who you didn't mean to, or finding yourself in a group chat where people don't realize that you're in there, that's something that can happen to anybody.

There's a much clearer narrative about exactly the screw up here that doesn't require you to kind of place yourself in the position of a president or whatever. You know, they could have been planning a surprise birthday party and accidentally like added somebody who the subject of the birthday or or just somebody who wasn't related at all, who now can see all of it.

There's a much clearer narrative about exactly the screw up here that doesn't require you to kind of place yourself in the position of a president or whatever. You know, they could have been planning a surprise birthday party and accidentally like added somebody who the subject of the birthday or or just somebody who wasn't related at all, who now can see all of it.

There's a much clearer narrative about exactly the screw up here that doesn't require you to kind of place yourself in the position of a president or whatever. You know, they could have been planning a surprise birthday party and accidentally like added somebody who the subject of the birthday or or just somebody who wasn't related at all, who now can see all of it.