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Trump's national security adviser Mike Waltz, deputy leaving White House posts, sources say
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2:56Now PlayingMike Waltz, President Trump's national security adviser who was embroiled in controversy after mistakenly adding The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg to a Signal text chain where sensitive military details were discussed among senior officials, will be leaving his post at the White House, sources tell CBS News. Waltz's deputy, Alex Wong, will also be departing his position, CBS News confirmed. Jennifer Jacobs reports.
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