Salute to the General novel Chapter 2100

Unfortunately, Clifford didn't take it that way.

It seemed to him that Garrett was showing partiality for Nathan.

Feeling displeased, Clifford raised his voice as he retorted, “President Woods, it is not me who is going too far, but Nathan.

“My children all died because of him. Not only that, my ex-wife's family came down in the world after Nathan forced them to relinquish power.

“He even killed my younger brother! It was the first time Scout ever returned to the country after leaving for more than twenty years. I didn't even get to meet him because Nathan killed him.

“President Woods, please do not cover up for him. Please strip him of his military title and

leave him in my hands.”

Garrett mulled over his words for a while.

With a troubled expression, he said, “Mr. Davier, you are a much-respected Cabinet secretary, and you have countless students and followers all around the country. By right, I should listen to you, but...”

Clifford knitted his brows. “But what?”

Garrett reminded him, “But you seem to have forgotten that I only have control over economy-related matters. I have no say in the military.

“I have no power to strip Nathan of his military title.

“To do so, you need to turn to the Chief Military Governor.

“If he agrees, then I'll have no objection.”

Internally, Garrett shook his head and sneered, Nathan himself is the Chief Military Governor. How is it possible that he would agree to strip his own military title?

Clifford was left in a daze at the President's words.

That was only when he recalled that the President indeed was not in charge of the military.

Yet, he insisted, “Even though you have no say in the military, you are still the president of the country. If you give your order, no one will dare to object to it. President Woods, please deprive Nathan Cross of his military title.”

With slyness in his eyes, Garrett suggested, “Let me write a letter to the Headquarters of the

Chief Military Governor.

It is up to the Chief Military Governor to decide.

“It's inappropriate of me to overstep my authority since he holds the highest position in the military.