Trump Calls New Waltz Job ‘Higher Position’
President Donald Trump said Sunday night that former national security advisor Mike Waltz did not resign from that post — but got a “higher position “ when he was tapped for ambassador to the United Nations role. Those…

President Donald Trump said Sunday night that former national security advisor Mike Waltz did not resign from that post — but got a “higher position “ when he was tapped for ambassador to the United Nations role.
Those were the words Trump said to reporters as he was on his way back to Washington, D.C., aboard Air Force One, Fox News reported.
The president said he plans to have another national security advisor in place in six months. He also said he still has confidence in Waltz to get the job done — whatever that job may be.
“I didn’t lose confidence in him,” Trump said. “He’s going to the United Nations for a reason. To me, I think it’s personally, if I had assurance for myself… I’d rather have that job than the other.”
Trump said Waltz did not quit his NSA post; Trump reassigned him.
“There was no resignation,” the president said.
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There was a major shakeup Thursday at the National Security Council when Waltz and other staffers were reportedly removed from their positions.



