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If you want to be secretary of war, you\u2019ve got to win wars,\u201d said a pro-Trump operative close to the White House.\n\nAnother vulnerability could be an episode last year dubbed \u201cSignalgate.\u201d A Defense Department\u00a0inspector general report\u00a0found that Hegseth had \u201csent sensitive, nonpublic, operational information that he determined did not require classification over the Signal chat on his personal cell phone.\u201d The information involved a pending military strike on Houthi forces in Yemen.\n\nThe report also found that \u201cthe Secretary\u2019s actions created a risk to operational security that could have resulted in failed U.S. mission objectives and potential harm to U.S. pilots.\u201d\n\nIn a social media post about the findings,\u00a0Hegseth wrote:\u00a0\u201cNo classified information. Total exoneration. Case closed. Houthis bombed into submission. 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