The NRA is "besieged by Cuomo" after the opening of an investigation by New York AG

President Donald Trump wrote Monday in an article on Twitter that the National Rifle Association was "besieged by Cuomo" a few days after the New York Attorney General opened an investigation into the organization's lobbying for weapons rights fire.

The president has also reprimanded the group for its fight in power that has unfolded publicly in recent days, saying that the ANR "must act quickly, end the internal fighting and find the principle GREATNESS – FAST!"

The President's comments follow news that New York Attorney General Letitia James has opened an investigation into the group, including ordering the retention of internal documents. During his campaign, James stated that she intended to review the status of nonprofit organization of the NRA. The NRA is chartered in New York.

"The ANR should leave and fight from outside this country very difficult to deal with (unfair)!" the president wrote in a tweet following.

The chaos that reigned in the NRA was brought to the attention of the public last week in the midst of its annual conference in Indiana, where Trump and Vice President Mike Pence appeared and made a speech.

Shortly after Trump spoke to the group, the Wall Street Journal reported that longtime NRA leader Wayne LaPierre had informed the board of directors that he was being extorted and that the retired lieutenant-colonel Oliver North, another senior NRA official, was pressuring him to resign.

LaPierre wrote in a letter to the organization's board of directors that North threatened to make embarrassing "destructive" information on LaPierre and the NRA's financial transactions public.

On Saturday, North announced that he would not fill a second term as chairman of the group. Iran-Contra wrote Saturday in a letter to NRA members that the organization was facing a "clear crisis" and that, if allegations of financial mismanagement were true, "the status of 39, NRA's non-profit organization is threatened. "

James' office is attacking the non-profit organization of the president, the Donald J. Trump Foundation. The foundation agreed to dissolve under judicial supervision last year after the previous state attorney general, Barbara Underwood, accused her of "a pattern of illegality. shocking "and announced that his office would continue his investigations.

In a document filed in March, James wrote that the foundation had violated "some of the most basic laws" relating to private foundations. His office is asking for nearly $ 3 million in restitution to the foundation.

Trump Foundation lawyers have denied the accusations and accused leaders of the very democratic state of having political motives.

New York Governor Democrat Andrew Cuomo recently opened his formidable financial support network for his Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, former vice president, who is the first favorite of the primary race who will determine the candidate who will face Trump 2020, CNBC reported.