In addition to the Shah's worries about the strong supports for Mossadeq, the political consolidation of the new government under Zahedi was shaky. According to a Kermit Roosevelt memo, Zahedi had a fierce disagreement with Hoseyn Makki in deciding whether the formal session of the Majlis should be convened or not. Zahedi even threatened to shoot Makki if he persuaded the member of the Majlis to attend a Senate session.[56]