Overview
- Trump urged Microsoft on Truth Social to dismiss Monaco, calling her "a menace to U.S. National Security."
- He asserted that the government stripped Monaco of security clearances, revoked her intelligence access, and barred her from federal properties.
- Monaco joined Microsoft in July as president of global affairs, according to her LinkedIn profile.
- Microsoft did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and U.S. agencies rely on its cloud and productivity tools, including a recent $3.1 billion one-year savings offer for federal customers.
- On Thursday, Microsoft said it would cut off cloud and AI subscriptions to an Israeli military unit after an internal investigation.