Waltz doubles down on Hegseth praise amid ongoing Pentagon controversy

National Security Adviser Trump Mike Walz reiterated the administration’s support to the Minister of Defense Higseth House On Sunday, saying that they “cannot be deceived” are the first months in this role, despite a wave of prominent differences and resignation that has been involved in the department in recent weeks.

Speaking to the Fox News Maria Barteromo on Sunday, Waltz was pressed for the alleged job imbalance within the ranks of the upper Pentagon – and whether the current Pentagon, in his opinion, is equipped to communicate the goals of fiery foreign policy, including helping to mediate negotiations in the Russian war in Ocreen.

“Can you do this in what appears to be the chaotic and weak Ministry of Defense?” Bartopiromo from Waltz asked “Sunday Sabah Al -Mustaqbal”, pointing to reports of chaos and job imbalance, including the last shooting of Higseth’s best assistants, and reports that he threatens to detect lying tests for some employees in the department.

“I will tell you about the weakness of the Pentagon,” Vals fired the fire. “This was one of the defense minister who disappeared for two weeks only last year, and no one was aware of this.”

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In contrast to his predecessor, Waltz said that Higseth “leads from the front” in the Ministry of Defense, and praised what he described as the early efforts of Higseth to reform the Pentagon.

Waltz, who rejects the alleged chaos or alleged defect as a “media narration”, rejects the alleged chaos or the alleged defect as a “media novel”, and he rejects the alleged chaos or the alleged defect as a “media narration”, one of them “goes to power.”

Waltz also cleaned a question about the departure of senior assistants, including HegSeth Chief of Staff, Joe Kasper, last week.

Exit from senior officials and other allegations of chaos from the Pentagon some Democrats to call for an investigation of his leadership.

But the Palles also cleaned these descriptions from the job defect on Sunday. In response to a question from Parromo, Falaz said how to replace the Pentagon officials who shot.

“There is a record number of generals,” he said. “And the other piece – there is accountability. We had many general officers who did not accomplish the task, and the fire was shot and replaced … and this is what the Pentagon needs.”

Al -Fals argued that this is a blatant contradiction with the long culture in the Pentagon, where he said, “No one shoots, [and] There is never a sense of accountability. “

“Now there,” said Lartuberomo.

Waltz said: “Whether it is a leak, or do not accomplish the task, or failures in terms of acquisition of purchases, you now have an official leader,” Waltz said. “I couldn’t be luxurious from Higseth’s house.”

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Beit Higseth, the left, the elected president Donald Trump chooses to be the Minister of Defense, is walking with the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Roger Wake, RR Miss. After the Senate Armed Services Committee for his confirmation session. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Waltz’s comments come with HegSth’s role Auditing in recent weeks – To participate in the chat group chat at least in March, where he discussed a planned military strike against the Houthis, and launched many senior employees earlier this month.

Higseth launched three senior assistants earlier this month: including his assistant, Dan Caldwell, Deputy Chief of Staff Darren Celnik, and Chief of Staff to the Deputy Minister of Defense, Colin Carroll.

These archers were described as “confusing” and disturbing by John Ullewat, a former Pentagon’s contact, earlier this year.

“The job defect has now become a great distraction for the president-who deserves better than his supreme leadership,” ullyot wrote in an editorial of Politico.

However, the White House sought to emphasize its support for HegSeth in recent days, as both JD Vance and White House press secretary Caroline Levit have refused reports that the administration could consider a possible replacement.

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“Let me repeat: the president stands strongly behind Minister Hegseth and the change he brings to the Pentagon, and the results he achieved so far talks about themselves,” Levitte told reporters at a press conference last week.