Inside, Walts' ouster, okay, before Signalgate talks with Israel angered Trump.

All right, so let's go through this here.

Let me read this story to you guys.

President Trump asked the National Security Advisor Mike Walts.

This is Wapel, so you just know you know who's riding it.

A former Greenberry officer due to frustrations over his back his back light, a hawkish stance,

particularly after Waltz, coordinated with Israel

Prime Minister, Nanyahu, and military options against

Iran, with a source saying

Waltz wanted to take U.S. policy

in a direction Trump wasn't comfortable

with because the U.S. hadn't attempted

a diplomatic solution as inclusion

of a journalist in a sensitive signal group chat,

and Mart sealed his fate to Trump nominated Waltz as ambassador to the United Nations,

the Austrian influence by White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles,

view that Wals was not a good fit, prompted some officials to question the need for a traditional national security council with one official

stating some of that just happens through the working process as Trump prefers loyalists like

Secretary said Marco Rubio, his interim replacement who has shed traditionalist views to align

with Trump's agenda. Vinnie, I'm coming to you first.

All right, guys.

So I don't know, first of all, this is, it's so wild that this story wasn't talked about longer than just the, you know, half a day that it was on.

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