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Mike Waltz is an American politician, diplomat, author, businessman, and retired U.S. Army Colonel, a combat-decorated Green Beret with 27 years of military service and the first retired Special Forces officer elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.

Born in Florida, to a family steeped in military tradition as the son and grandson of Navy Chiefs, Waltz graduated from Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Florida, before attending Virginia Military Institute (VMI), earning a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in 1996. Commissioned as an Army lieutenant upon graduation, he excelled by graduating from elite Ranger School and selection for the Green Berets, deploying worldwide on multiple combat tours to Afghanistan (starting in 2000), the Middle East, and Africa, while serving in the Pentagon under Secretaries Rumsfeld and Gates and as a counterterrorism advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney.

Waltz served three terms as a Republican Congressman from Florida’s 6th District (2019–2025), resigning to become National Security Advisor in President Trump’s second administration (January–May 2025) before his September 2025 Senate confirmation as the 32nd U.S. Representative to the United Nations, where he currently serves.

A successful business owner, he co-founded Metis Solutions, a strategy and intelligence firm that grew to hundreds of employees worldwide and was acquired for $92 million; he authored the bestseller Warrior Diplomat recounting his military and policy experiences, along with Hard Truths on Green Beret leadership, with proceeds benefiting veterans’ charities, and he continues media commentary on defense and foreign policy.

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Mark Woodruff

How do you feel about our current situation in America? 2026.

Mark Woodruff

Meaning how things are being handled at the border with Norco terrorism etc. where do you think this country will be as in a state of security at the end of Trump's administration. Do you think changing DOD to DOW was a good idea and would you have done it?.

Thomas

Ambassador Waltz...congratulations and thank you for your service. Question...based on current world affairs and the state of the UN structure...what relevance can it possibly play in the many localized armed conflicts, Christian persecution, and in helping feed the growing world's needy...?

David Williamson

Blah Blah Blah…. Look how great we’re doing in trying to restore peace…. Mean while our infrastructure is falling part our government is dysfunctional fraud is out of control Billions of dollars being sent to the Taliban and then the Somali’s… Same old same old

James Olson

My older brother arrived in Vietnam in November 1967. He was a Crew Chief on a Huey out of Firebase Kontum. At that point in the war, we were inserting Green Beret Teams into Laos and North Vietnam to recon the Ho Chi Minh Trail. When the Tet Offensive kicked off, he was flying support, flying dead and wounded out of Hue City. Sometimes, wounded Soldiers and Marines were killed by the massive fire coming from ground fire. On his second tour, he flew support for Lam Son 719. I met with him shortly after he returned from Vietnam, and it was evident that his exposure to the war had deeply impacted him. However, not long after he left the Army, he went to work for Honeywell Corporation as a teletype repairman. He would work regularly for the rest of his life. The strength and commitment it took for my brother to put the war behind him and go on with his life are what I am most proud of him for.