New report shows how corruption works in the Trump administration
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker discussed a new report alleging corruption within the Trump administration, focusing on former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's advisor, Corey Lewandowski. The report claims Lewandowski attempted to sell government services for personal gain to Qatar and the UAE, and also suggests he may have improperly awarded government contracts. Lewandowski denies wrongdoing, and it is alleged he expected a presidential pardon.
Allegations of corruption and the potential for presidential pardons raise questions about accountability and the rule of law, with Democrats aiming to gain control of Congress to pursue further investigations and potential legal action.
The interview also touched on election interference tactics, including intimidation at polling places, challenges to mail-in ballots, and redistricting disputes.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION COREY LEWANDOWSKI J.B. PRITZKER DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY ELECTIONS
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