Corey Lewandowski, who managed the 2016 campaign of former President Donald Trump, compares “Trump World” to “Game of Thrones.”
New Hampshire resident Corey Lewandowski will be a part of this year's election cycle in Massachusetts.
A native of Lowell, the former manager of Donald Trump's first presidential campaign, has signed on to Republican Geoff Diehl's run for governor.
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NBC10 Boston sat down with Lewandowski at his home in New Hampshire.
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Lewandowski has kept a low profile since last September, when he was accused by a Trump donor of unwanted sexual advances at a Las Vegas charity event.
Asked if he had any response to the allegations, Lewandowski only said, "You know, I don't. Look, people can say and do whatever they want, and I have left everything to the attorneys to deal with."
Lewandowski was ousted from his role with a Trump-supporting super PAC after that event. But he says he has kept close ties with Trump and was at Mar-a-Lago recently talking politics with the former president.
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"'Trump World' is a little bit like 'Game of Thrones.' You have individuals who haven't been part of the world who come in and think that they're going to be influential and important for a long period of time," he said. "I don't think you're ever really out of the Trump world. There are peaks and valleys, of course. And I think I'm one of those guys, probably a very small few, that have had staying power inside the Trump world for a long time."
