Donald Trump’s National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, known for having started the now-infamous Signal group chat that involved a journalist, left sensitive information public on his personal Venmo account, according to a report.
Waltz — along with other high-ranking officials including White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles — opened his account to the public with a list of “friends” and other details that could potentially be exploited by foreign intelligence services, Wired reported.
