Lewandowski Leaves Trump Admin, Noem's Envoy Role Scrutinized

0:00It's March 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Christie Knowham's close aide Corey Lewandowski has left the Trump administration for good. The 52-year-old was a special advisor to President Trump and worked alongside Knowham at the Department of Homeland Security. Even though Knowham got a new role as special envoy for the shield of the Americas after her firing, Lewandowski won't join her there. Here this week, the pair were spotted together in Guyana on March 25th, promoting an anti-crime initiative. Sources say Lewandowski decided to step away around that time, possibly right after the trip or the day before. One report points to Trump's anger over Knowham's $220 million ad campaign as the trigger, while others say he just passed on a state department offer. Insiders paint Lewandowski's time in the administration as chaotic, with complaints of a quick temper, sudden firings, and tight control over.

1:01Operations. He faced accusations of influencing contracts and accessing sensitive daily briefs. His lawyer firmly denies any claims of seeking payments from contractors, calling them baseless. Knowham and Lewandowski have both shot down rumors of a romantic affair. She dismissed the talk as tabloid trash during a House Judiciary Committee hearing, accusing critics of targeting conservative women. Her husband was right there supporting her through the tense exchange. Meanwhile, questions linger from past incidents like a rushed peer project in Florida near Lewandowski's home, which they both denied involved any. Favouritism. With his exit, the focus shifts to Knowham's fresh start in her envoy position amid ongoing scrutiny.