According to a new report on Tuesday, President Donald Trump has reportedly been pressing aides about whether longtime adviser Corey Lewandowski personally benefited from the Department of Homeland Security's controversial $220 million advertising campaign.
NBC News reported that Trump has been asking aides in recent days about Lewandowski's role in the campaign and whether he may have profited from it. The questions come after days of scrutiny over the DHS ad blitz, which prominently featured then-Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and drew bipartisan criticism on Capitol Hill. An anonymous "senior White House official" told NBC that "[Trump] has mentioned the ads several times."
