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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

This is really stunning news coming out of the White House.

It's been confirmed by our own Jackie Heinrich, White House correspondent, that Mike

Waltz, the National Security Advisor and his deputy, Alex Wong, have been pushed out of

that position by the president. This comes just after the 100-day mark.

You'll remember during the first Trump administration, of course, Mike Flynn was the shortest serving national security advisor.

He lasted 24 days.

Yeah, Mike Flynn, though, was a crackpot. Walls is not. Why is he out? You suggested, do you think it's because of signal gate?

I don't feel like there's any pressure right now over that, was there?

I think that's the answer right there. I think Trump is so prideful. He will not make a significant move under pressure.

But he will say, we're getting rid of this guy as soon as it looks like it's my

decision and I'm not reacting to the pressure. I guess we've got a little report now on this. Go ahead.

Laura Lumer, who is a conservative activist, went in to see the president and had a list of people

on the National Security Council that Mike Waltz then had to turn around and fire. So there has been incredible

instability at the top of the national security team for the president. And Jackie Heinrich is

reporting that there could be more shoes to drop. You see, I think it's directional. I think he didn't

dig Walls' view of the world, which unfortunately he didn't dig Walls' view of the world,

which unfortunately I do agree with Walls' view of the world more than Trump, so I was happy

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