Source: International Business Times
Despite hearing complaints from companies that former Department of Homeland Security advisor Corey Lewandowski was seeking kickbacks on contracts, the White House took no action because they assumed that President Trump would come to his defense, NBC News reported. Lewandowski took a role as an unpaid "special government employee" at Department of Homeland Security, but acted as former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's top aid. NBC News cited a senior White House official as saying that at least a "dozen" complaints had been made regarding Lewandowski from four different companies.
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