Trump's feud with famed chef as prez purges White House staff in public firings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : "I submitted my resignation last week...my 2 year term was already up," he wrote on X.He said he was honored and grateful for his time on the president's council and what he accomplished during his time in the White House before turning the message on Trump.
63% : Andrés hopes that Trump will exercise his presidential authority so the Council can continue to advocate for fitness and good health for all Americans.
58% : Two years before his first presidency, Trump wanted Andrés to run the kitchen in a restaurant inside the Trump International Hotel in Washington DC.
51% : The celebrity chef had planned a menu for the restaurant and even "traded design ideas" for the restaurant with Ivanka Trump in spring 2015, according to the Washington Post in 2017.
50% : "Hours before the firings were announced, Trump began to hint at the move by wiping out evidence of the shunned employees.
49% : "My Presidential Personnel Office is actively in the process of identifying and removing over a thousand Presidential Appointees from the previous Administration, who are not aligned with our vision to Make America Great Again," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
41% : The disparaging comments led Andrés to back out of the restaurant's contract, which prompted Trump to sue Andrés in August 2015.
31% : However, plans for the eatery came to a halt after Trump went on a tirade against Mexican immigrants when he launched his presidential bid in June 2015.
28% : CHEF'S RESPONSEWhen Trump announced Andrés' dismissal from the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition less than 24 hours after his inauguration, the chef responded that he had already resigned.
27% : The chef remained an outspoken critic of Trump throughout the years and grew close to Biden, even receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom from the former president just weeks ago.

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