Mike Pompeo

Mike Pompeo is known as a former U.S. congressman. He is most famous for becoming the director of the Central Intelligence Agency and also the U.S. secretary of state under President Donald Trump.

Background and Age

Michael Richard Pompeo was born on December 30, 1963, in Orange, California. He was born to guardians Wayne and Dorothy. He experienced childhood in Santa Ana and went to Los Amigos High School in Fountain Valley, where he was a member of the varsity basketball crew. Pompeo enrolled at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, graduating with a degree in 1986. He pursued with five years of service in the U.S. Armed force, filling in as a mounted force official in East Germany and ascending to a position of power.

Fiancee

Mike and his better half Susan, a local of Wichita, Kansas, have one child named Nick. The Pompeos have been engaged with their locale by serving on community boards and instructing Sunday school at their congregation. Pompeo and his family have a large influence on their community.

Career and Net Worth

On November 16, 2016, not long after his Election Day triumph over Clinton, President-elect Donald Trump assigned Mike Pompeo to run the Central Intelligence Agency. The nomination stood out as truly newsworthy, in part on the grounds that Pompeo, known for his moderate viewpoints, would be approached to fill an ostensibly non-partisan role as CIA director. As the leader of the CIA, Pompeo conveyed daily briefings to President Trump on issues identified with the atomic risk from North Korea, digital fighting from China and Russia and psychological militant action spreading from the Middle East. He rearranged the organization to have the counterintelligence group report legitimately to him and pushed to grow undercover work and incognito operations.

In November 2019, it was reported that the Senior Trump organization official, Mina Chang resigned from her post as the State Department after NBC News after newly discovered information about her false educational and charity backgrounds. NBC News had before uncovered that Chang decorated her resume with bogus claims about her educational achievements and the degree of her nonprofit's work. Chang's relationship with the Trump association was through Brian Bulatao, a partner of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. NBC announced that Bulato offered $5,500 to a charity that Chang was engaged with. The report in like manner says that Bulato had no role inside the non-profit. Bulatao and Pompeo went to West Point together.