Giuliani and Lewandowski join the Homeland Security advisory council as recently appointed members.
Let's Talk Trump's New Squad!
President Donald J. Trump just revealed the fresh faces joining his Homeland Security advisory posse on Tuesday, and it's chock-full of Trump loyalists, former politicians, media personalities, and the like. They're here to help Trump push his agenda like never before!
Homeland Security boss Kristi Noem announced the team alongside ole' Donnie in a press release, stating the newly revamped council would offer immediate, practical, and impartial guidance on homeland security operations.
Who's on Team Trump? Let us introduce you to some key peeps:
- Mayor Rudy Giuliani, that sly fox, once led New York City and used to be Trump's attorney. He's been busy trying to overturn the 2020 election results and got into a scuffle with two election workers, $1.3 million lighter in his bank account after the case. But he's damn proud to help the president and the secretary, according to his spokesperson!
- Mark Levin, a radio talk show host and Fox News regular, rounds up the squad.
- Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager in 2016, is now chiefly advising Noem.
- Christopher Cox, founder of "Bikers For Trump," lends his biker bulldog prowess to the team.
- Gov. Henry McMaster (R-SC), will preside over the council, while other government bigwigs, attorneys, and security whizzes make up the rest of the group.
In total, 22 individuals with homeland security expertise have been hand-picked for this team. The initial powwow for the new council is penciled in for July 2, 2025, at the DHS headquarters in D.C. So, buckle up folks, it's gonna be a hell of a ride!
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The new Homeland Security advisory council, announced by President Donald J. Trump, will include figures from politics, media, and former politicians such as Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Mark Levin, Corey Lewandowski, and Christopher Cox. This team is expected to provide immediate, practical, and impartial guidance on homeland security operations, and will also engage in policy-and-legislation discussions regarding war-and-conflicts and general-news issues.
