00:00House Republicans are digging into the use of taxpayer funds at the Department of Homeland
00:04Security, like the $220 million spent on ads featuring the now former Secretary Kristi Noem.
00:10Her de facto chief of staff and rumored lover Corey Lewandowski is a focus as well,
00:15specifically claims that he overstepped the boundaries of his role as a special government
00:19employee. House Homeland Security Chairman Andrew Garbarino told The Post his committee
00:24has been digging, and he said, quote, I think Corey had his hands in a lot and probably should not
00:31have. We are looking into a lot of contracts. That's certainly one way of putting it. Remember,
00:36Lewandowski is also dealing with those rumors that he and his DHS boss Kristi Noem's relationship was
00:42more than just professional. Then there's the House Judiciary Committee. Chairman Jim Jordan
00:48speaking about that $220 million advertising push that got Noem and by association Lewandowski
00:54in hot water with President Trump said, quote, it sounds like the president's concerned. So,
01:00you know, we certainly are as well. And we'll take a look at it. The investigations follow a post
01:04exclusive that unearthed some cringy claims from Lewandowski's DHS colleagues. The top aide and
01:11alleged whatever of the former Homeland Security secretary apparently bragged he could do whatever
01:17he wanted at DHS. And if he ran afoul of the law, the president would come to his rescue.
01:21A source told the Post that Lewandowski made the following remark during a discussion about
01:26official actions. Quote, I'm not worried. I do whatever the F I want. DJT will pardon me.
01:34He must have been a delight around the water cooler there. Multiple other sources confirmed
01:40similar tales. And with all that in mind, we asked the man himself. And he said, quote,
01:45never said that, never asked for a pardon, and have no reason to receive one.
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