Donald Trump brutally sacks four White House staff in public firings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : my 2 year term was already up." Reflecting positively on his time in the White House, he expressed hope that Trump would use his power to push for fitness and improved health for Americans.
62% : But the chef continued to criticise Trump in the years following, becoming a close supporter of Biden, who awarded him the Presidential medal of Freedom.
44% : When Andrés backed out of the contract for the restaurant, Trump sued the chef and eventually settled out of court in April 2017, with both of them calling each other 'friends', according to CNN.
36% : Trump added: "Jose Andres from the President's Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, Mark Milley from the National Infrastructure Advisory Council, Brian Hook from the Wilson Center for Scholars, and Keisha Lance Bottoms from the President's Export Council -- YOU'RE FIRED!" Trump was starting to point towards the move by removing any evidence of these employees, as former top general Mark Milley had his portrait removed from the Pentagon's halls.
16% : The Spanish-American chef was then sacked by Trump less than 24 hours after being sworn in, and then took to X to clarify some details.
11% : Trump has not hid his plans to get rid of over 1,000 officials that were appointed by previous President Joe Biden's administration, already starting with this public dismissal.
10% : President Donald Trump already got to work in clearing out the White House just hours after being sworn in Donald Trump has wasted no time in getting to work after being sworn in as the 47th President of the USA on Monday (20 January), publicly sacking White House staff.
6% : Trump hired the chef to run a kitchen in the Trump International Hotel in Washington DC, having planned a menu and design ideas for the restaurant, though this was halted after Trump criticised Mexican immigrants when he began his first presidential bid, 10 years ago.

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