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In public, President Trump has defended his national security adviser in the wake of the Signal leak. But behind the scenes, he has been casting around for advice. Read an inside account of Trump’s deliberations over what to do about Michael Waltz.

nytimes.com‘Should I Fire Him?’ Inside Trump’s Deliberations Over the Fate of Michael WaltzIn public, President Trump has defended his national security adviser. But behind the scenes, he has been casting around for advice.

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Según el manual de la instalación de autocracias que han implantado a nivel mundial en países como Venezuela, España, México, Colombia y países alrededor de Rusia. Trump va a defender a Waltz hasta el final. No lo va a despedir.

So this clown-car is, apparently, the response of these exceptionally qualified folks to the regulations that require records of all official communications. "Rules?, rules, we don't need no stinking rules."

I had read, can't remember where, that this administration had adopted 'Signal' as the preferred method of communicating. Wrong as that all is, if Waltz was complying with Trump's policy, he shouldn't be fired. Should he? This IS Trump, though. Anyone can be tossed to the wolves.

Wouldn't he have to fire them all? Accidentally adding a reporter is what made it visible but openly discussing obviously classified war plans on personal devices and an over the counter app is the actual problem.

FIRE his ass! Hegseth too. In fact, you should fire EVERYONE you've hired. They're ALL incompetent! When you're done with that, RESIGN! FU Trump. You should be in PRISON, not the Oval Office.

Change is destruction. All change. Some gradual change in productive directions over a graceful period of time will improve a system. We are all dependent in systems he is destroying. If one destroys quickly, no good will take its place quickly.

And, as a journalist would about a source, Goldberg won't say why he and Waltz have been communicating, so there might be something to Trump's misdirected concerns. Or maybe Goldberg is just trying to drive Trump crazy 😂

Fire the lot of them and start over again! No organization can have people in senior leadership roles mess up like this and remain in their positions. Leaders need to build trust and must model the desired organizational behaviors for those in their charge.

In this shameful Signalgate matter, Pete Hegseth - that inexperienced, unqualified, reckless man committed what amounts to a grossly negligent act of betrayal against our fighter pilots. He needs to be held to account, and if he doesn't resign, he needs to be fired!

Trump’s secretary of defense is a dangerous moron exposing defense secrets to foreign hacking so he can cosplay being a warrior and Trump is upset only about Goldberg being on the call.

Trump for all his moronic actions and malicious thinking, has an innate survival instinct which kicks in when he knows he's in danger of losing power or influence. He will have to find a scapegoat and the finger points to Waltz. Everyone who interacted on the chat should go, but it will be only 1.

Maybe Elon could do a poll on X to help him ‘decide’. Or just tell Trump what to do, since he’s the real (unelected) President. Better headline: ‘Should I have ever hired this Island of Corrupt Misfit Toys?’

Where are all the articles and editorials about how top secret and confidential information is being released by Trump's own incompetent administration? Y'all spent years going after HRC for emails but mostly silence when it comes to Trump.

The decisive business man whose motto of "you're fired" made him so famous that the people elected him president twice despite his incompetence, cannot decide if he should fire someone for putting a journalist in a group chat about a military strike straight on a 3rd party messaging server? Really!?