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Hey folks,
The corruption inside Trump world is starting to eat itself alive.
Trump’s own Justice Department is reportedly investigating longtime ally Corey Lewandowski over whether he personally profited from his role at DHS. And Trump’s response tells you everything: he keeps talking about people stealing from him.
[00:01:26] We dig into the reported DOJ investigation of Corey Lewandowski and allegations that he personally profited while serving in a government role at DHS.
[00:03:44] I explain why Trump’s reaction is so revealingnand why I think loyalty, money, and the possibility of presidential pardons are central to understanding this entire ecosystem.
[00:06:19] Trump reportedly starts asking questions about Lewandowski’s role in a $220 million DHS advertising campaign as the fallout from Kristi Noem’s tenure keeps growing.
[00:09:07] We go deeper into previous reporting about Lewandowski allegedly seeking outside work while wielding enormous influence inside DHS, and the broader culture that allowed this behavior to flourish.
[00:11:53] This is the part Democrats cannot forget: there’s so much alleged corruption that individual scandals disappear almost immediately, and accountability has to remain a priority long after Election Day.
Corey Lewandowski is one person, but this story is about something much bigger. It’s about what happens when public service becomes a vehicle for personal power and profit, and when so many scandals pile up that we stop remembering them. We cannot let that happen. If you value independent media that keeps track, keeps digging, and keeps demanding accountability, help me keep doing this work.
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With urgency,
—Mike
