Corey Lewandowski

Allies to the former president have previously rejected the claim that he could be reinstated.

New Hampshire's Governor Chris Sununu has "never been loyal" to Trump in the former president's view, his adviser Corey Lewandowski said.

The ex-campaign manager for former President Donald Trump has been removed as chairman of the MAGA Action political action committee.

Some ardent supporters who believed that the 2020 election was rigged won't subscribe to the idea that Trump will be back in office before the next election.

"Please don't blame this on the media," Wallace said. "You had your day in court and you lost."

Allies of the president have claimed he could be "reinstated" in August, despite this not being legally possible.

"It'll be an opportunity for other people to weigh in and communicate in a free format without fear of reprisal or being canceled," Lewandowski said.

All Pentagon advisory board members were removed as Biden Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin cleans house of all previous administration appointees.

Pam Bondi and Corey Lewandowski to observe count at Pennsylvania Convention Center.

"We need to end the China virus lockdown, and only work sets you free. Let's get everyone back to work, let's get our economy growing again," Corey Lewandowski said.

At a campaign stop in New Hampshire Sunday, former Vice President Joe Biden called a student a "lying, dog-faced pony soldier." Biden later said it was a reference to a John Wayne movie.

CNN reporter Phil Mattingly mocked Lewandowski on Tuesday after the former Trump campaign manager announced he would not be seeking a Senate seat in New Hampshire.

Fox Business host Lisa Kennedy Montgomery stopped the former campaign manager for President Donald Trump during the on-air interview, asking him, "Did you have Merlot with dinner?"

Lewandowski again acknowledged that he never read the Mueller report but said he understood its conclusions.

The former campaign manager was criticized for saying that he had no obligation to tell the truth when speaking to the press.

Lewandowski in front of cameras "was playing for an audience of one," and "he was rude, he was insolent, he was stonewalling and then ultimately was revealed to be a liar," Mika Brzezinski said.

"When a guy swears under oath that he goes on television to lie, you can just not book him again," journalist Matthew Yglesias tweeted.

The House Judiciary Committee lawyer grilled Corey Lewandowski and found a way around the ex-Trump campaign manager's stonewalling of Democrats.

"This is one of those hearings where the written transcript will be much more damning," former GOP congressman David Jolly said.

"I've been asked several times today whether the committee will hold you in contempt," Nadler told Lewandowski. "It is certainly under consideration."

Throughout the hours-long hearing, Democratic members accused the former Trump campaign manager of "aiding" Trump in obstructing congressional oversight.

"This is not a Republican primary campaign. You are not on the campaign trial — yet," a Democrat told the former Trump campaign manager. "This is the House Judiciary Committee. Act like you know the difference."

Hope Hicks, President Donald Trump's former communications director, delivered testimony to the House Judiciary Committee, a transcript of which is now public.

"Both have conducted two train-wreck campaigns, and both seem to have lived a politically cursed public life," Lewandowski claims of Biden and Clinton.

"I'm a big boy who understands how the way this business works. But please, sir, don't ever, ever tell me again that I wasn't fired," Christie said he told Trump.

Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and a pair of Fox News pundits claimed news media outlets are simply "jealous" of the Trump family's success.

Jeff Brandes reportedly stood up and pointed his finger at Lewandowski as Bill Galvano politely instructed his wife to "hold my scarf."

President Trump's core competency, according to current ally and former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, is that "he's the richest man ever to serve as president of the United States."

The pair were involved in a physical confrontation earlier this year, according to a report.

If Gillum wins his election, he'd be "the governor of the third-largest state in the country, he's African American, and he pulled off a significant upset. I think he would be a contender for vice president, at least," said Corey Lewandowski.