Noem Departs DHS, Lewandowski Out

0:00This is Cory. Keeping you tapped into pop culture. You're listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. Big changes are hitting the Department of Homeland Security. Christy Noam is stepping down a secretary, and her close advisor Cory Lewandowski is reportedly on his way out too. Lewandowski served as Noam's unofficial chief of staff through an unpaid special government employee role with no real authority. A White House official says he won't stick around once Senator Mark Wayne Mullin takes over as the new secretary later this month. Rumors of a romance between the two, both married to others, have swirled for years, going back to Noam's time as South Dakota governor. Tensions bowled over on March 4th during a House Judiciary Committee hearing when Representative Sidney Kamleger Dove asked Noam point blank about. Any sexual relations with him? Noam called the question, shocking tabloid trash. The next day on March 5th, President Donald Trump announced her departure on truth social. Trump praised Noam's border security work and named her the new special envoy for the shield

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