Well, it turns out that one of the Signal secret chat groupies, Steve Witkoff, was physically in Moscow, a country actively working against American interests, while participating in the top-secret national security discussions regarding a military operation.

In Russia.

Hhmmm. Russia has access to Signal. And their intelligence agencies have previously exploited the app to compromise Ukrainian troops.

As sure as 1+1=2, the likelihood that Russia had real-time access to their conversations is extraordinarily high.

But, no, it's not a glaring national security threat.

Oh wait, it is.

Meanwhile, appearing before Congress this morning, John Ratcliffe, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said he didn't know Witkoff was in Russia during the Signal tryst.

But sure... democrats are incompetent.