Corey Lewandowski Goes on Trump’s Favorite Show, Salivates Over ‘Stunningly Beautiful’ Melania
Fox & Friends asked Corey Lewandowski about reports President Donald Trump had a second, undisclosed meeting with Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit last month — and the Trump loyalist took the opportunity to drench his former boss’s wife with compliments.
“Let’s talk about the president, one of his latest tweets about fake news,” Fox’s Ainsley Earnhardt opened, referencing the president’s latest tweetstorm complaining about the press.
Lewandowski argued that there was nothing to the story, as the two leaders interacted at a publicized dinner between all of the G20 leaders and their spouses.
Then, Lewandowski gave an impassioned defense of First Lady Melania Trump’s honor: “our best representative,” he extolled, “who is stunningly beautiful and incredibly intelligent, sat next to Vladimir Putin at the request of the German chancellor.”
“And our president? He got up and he walked over and he saw his beautiful wife, the first lady of the United States and he had a conversation with her,” Lewandowski continued, blood rushing to his face.
“How was this anything other than the president of the United States going over and seeing the first lady who, by the way, speaks five languages, is incredibly beautiful and incredibly intelligent and is a great representative of our country,” Lewandowski said.
After a discussion over the dinner’s seating chart, which put Melania next to Russia’s president, Lewandowski repeated one more time for good measure, “the first lady is incredibly intelligent, she speaks five, six, seven languages, and if she had a conversation with Vladimir Putin as a person who represents the United States, that is a benefit.”
Trump’s former campaign manager, who was fired amidst spurious allegations he assaulted a Breitbart reporter, then took his talents to Washington D.C. where he worked as a lobbyist until he quit his own company after several months amidst scrutiny he had not registered as a lobbyist — despite promising foreign clients access to White House officials.
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