Lewandowski: Shake-up shows Trump ready to ‘win at all costs’

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Former Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski argued Wednesday that the overnight news about the campaign’s leadership shake-up is a “clear indication” that Trump “wants to win” in November and will do so at “all costs” with less than three months until election day.

Lewandowski was reacting to the hiring of Stephen Bannon, the campaign’s newly-minted chief executive and the head of Breitbart News, and the promotion of Kellyanne Conway, a GOP pollster who is now the campaign manager for the final 82 days of the campaign.

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