Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

So, uh, we're not big on the whole gossip high school nature of Washington, D.C.

I don't care about people's comings and goings in retirement, and they'll talk about them all day long in cable news. I just don't freaking care. I can't believe they think anybody does care.

But I do think this is kind of interesting that the National Security Advisor is out. Mike Wals is

out after 101 days, which ain't very long. And I'm mostly wondering is that have anything to do with his,

he was way more of a we need to support Ukraineraine guy than trump is and i just wonder about that but here he is just a couple of hours

ago he surely had heard that there were already news blurbs saying he was going to be fired so i don't

know if this is him scrambling for his job or is it exit interview or what? I'm so excited about this.

This is leadership at its finest, led by our commander-in-chief who loves the troops and they love him.

Secretary Heggseth leading from the front.

Secretary Driscoll, Army Secretary that you had on earlier.

I mean, again, we're 100 days in, and they are talking

about modernizing the Army, counter drone, electronic warfare, getting our troops the things

they need rapidly, cutting through the bureaucracy, consolidating a lot of these commands and

headquarters that we don't need.

They are all gas, Brian, and this is exactly what our modern force needs.

I think that was a guy thinking he could still butter up Trump and save his job.

I don't know.

But I was just looking at Molly Hemingway, who I don't always agree with, her tweeting out that the news coverage on this is mostly about Mike Walls wanted to support Ukraine.

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