Trump calls for Microsoft manager to be fired

President of the United States Donald Trumpcalled the company Microsoft, a software manufacturer, to relieve the head of global affairs, Lisa Monaco (57). "He is simply a threat to the national safety of the United States", he justified his Trump request on his online platform on Friday. Its access to highly confidential information in government contracts is unacceptable and cannot be tolerated. Monaco served as national safety advisor in the administration of erstwhile president of Barack's Democrats Obama and Deputy lawyer General for the presidency of the erstwhile Democratic president Joe Bidena (82). He's been at Microsoft since July.

U.S. president Donald Trump so continues his retaliatory run against his political opponents. The U.S. Department of Justice filed charges against erstwhile FBI manager on Thursday, James Comey (64 years). He led the FBI, which launched an investigation into Trump's 2016 run ties with the Russian government. Comey is charged with perjury and obstruction of legislature investigation. In case of conviction, Comey is facing up to 5 years in prison. Trump said on Friday that he expects further charges against people he sees as enemies. "I think there will be more," he told journalists, but he added that there was no list.