Furious US President Donald Trump is reportedly looking for dirt on his married ex-immigration chief’s alleged lover following an embarrasing $200million ad campaign
Donald Trump is allegedly getting his staff ready to dig for dirt on his sacked immigration chief’s alleged lover.
The US President sensationally fired Department of Homeland Security boss and MAGA loyalist Kirsti Noem last week, following a string of scandals, including two US citizens being shot and killed by ICE officers. After sacking the controversial politician, Trump reportedly turned his sights on her top adviser and alleged secret lover, Corey Lewandowski.
Trump reportedly wanted to know whether the supposed lover, and “special government employee” to Noem, personally profited from a shocking $200million ad campaign which had Noem’s face plastered all over it.
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The US President has allegedly become suspicious in the ad campaign, which appeared to be the final nail in the coffin for Noem’s tenure at the DHS.
A White House official reportedly said the Commander-in-chief has raised the topic repeatedly and asked about Lewandowski’s role in the campaign, according to NBC News. The source said: “He’s mentioned the ads several times.”
The $200m ad campaign came up repeatedly during congressional oversight hearings last week, just before Trump gave Noem the sack. The President had said he “wasn’t thrilled” when the then-immigration chief told officials Trump had signed off on her multi-million-dollar project, adding that he “didn’t know anything about it”.
Sources claimed Trump reportedly became suspicious of Lewandowski’s role behind the scenes – he had worked as a “special government employee” at the DHS for over a year and was serving as an unofficial chief of staff to his alleged lover Noem. Some staff at the agency have claimed the alleged lover wielded significantly more power than his role should have allowed.
The former Governor of South Dakota married insurance agent Bryon Noem in 1992 and have three kids together. During a House Judiciary Committee testimony, on March 4, Noem was quizzed on whether she had an affair with aide Lewandowski.
She responded by calling those questions “garbage” but did not give a direct answer to the question. She had previously denied the cheating allegations, when she was first accused of the affair in 2021.
Lewandowski, speaking to NBC News, strongly denied that he had made any cash from the $200million ad campaign. One of the cringe and expensive adverts featured Noem on horseback in front of Mount Rushmore while she yapped on about illegal immigration and the American dream.
A little-known company, called Safe America Media, was hired after signing a no-bid contract worth a huge $143million to make the controversial ads. This company then subcontracted with a firm called Strategy Group, whose CEO Ben Yoho is married to Noem’s former assistant Tricia McLaughlin – who left the DHS last month.
Another firm People Who Think, run by a political operative with former ties to Lewandowski, was handed a $77million contract.