Latest / Fresh Intelligence / Fired 'ICE Barbie' Kristi Noem's Alleged Lover Corey Lewandowski 'Bragged He Can Do Whatever He Wanted' as a Federal Official - And Claimed 'Trump Will Pardon' Him
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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: Cory Lewandowski allegedly claimed he could do whatever he wanted in government, asserting that President Donald Trump would pardon him if he faced trouble, radar online.com reports.
- 0:27[SPEAKER_00]: The longtime Trump ally, who served as a special government employee at the Department of Homeland Security Under Secretary Christy Nome, purportedly made this remark during discussions about his role at the agency.
- 0:38[SPEAKER_00]: I'm not worried.
- 0:39[SPEAKER_00]: I do whatever the F, I want.
- 0:41[SPEAKER_00]: DJT will pardon me.
- 0:43[SPEAKER_00]: Lewandowski allegedly told a source at the New York Post in 2025.
- 0:46[SPEAKER_00]: An insider recounted similar comments, claiming Lewandowski assured colleagues that he had little to fear.
- 0:52[SPEAKER_00]: He was telling people he was going to get a pardon, so he didn't have to worry, the insider stated.
- 0:58[SPEAKER_00]: Lewandowski categorically denied these assertions, saying, never said that.
- 1:03[SPEAKER_00]: Never asked for a pardon and have no reason to receive one.
- 1:06[SPEAKER_00]: The alleged comments gained attention amidst increasing scrutiny of Lewandowski and know regarding their management at DHS.
- 1:13[SPEAKER_00]: Sources indicated Lewandowski had significant influence, including approving contracts and firing staff, and critics argue that he acted with unusual authority despite being a temporary federal employee.
- 1:24[SPEAKER_00]: A former Trump campaign adviser remarked, Corey has always behaved like the rules don't apply to him.
- 1:29[SPEAKER_00]: People around Trump world have been waiting to see how that ends.
- 1:32[SPEAKER_00]: The controversy intensified following a $220 million federal advertising campaign linked to DHS, with Trump reportedly inquiring about Lewandowski's potential personal game.
- 1:43[SPEAKER_00]: Both Lewandowski and Nome denied any wrongdoing and dismissed claims of an improper relationship.
- 1:48[SPEAKER_00]: Nonetheless, their reputations suffered after contentious congressional hearings, where Democratic lawmakers questioned Nome about Lewandowski's involvement in government contracts and their personal ties.
- 1:59[SPEAKER_00]: Following the hearings, Trump reportedly dismissed Nome, with insider citing her failure to deny sexual relations with Lewandowski as the final straw.
- 2:07[SPEAKER_00]: Lewandowski has faced controversies before, having been the first campaign manager for Trump in 2016 before his dismissal.
- 2:14[SPEAKER_00]: He is dealt with various allegations of misconduct, including a battery charge involving reporter Michelle Fields, which was dropped, and accusations of inappropriate behavior towards Trump's supporter Joy Villa.
- 2:25[SPEAKER_00]: In 2021, he was removed from a pro-Trump Superpack amid allegations of unwanted advances, although his lawyers later stated those claims were dismissed.
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