Again, not strictly true. His intent to go public and the content he was intending to share was reviewed to determine if it breached any specific security classifications or breached national security. What he was allowed to share publicly was deemed to not be in breach of those rules. However, the material he disclosed in closed session for his whistleblower complaint was covered by security classifications and could not be shared publicly. The review body made no adjudication on whether his claims were true or false.
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