While the Obama administration worked to hide the Orlando jihadist's allegiance to ISIS,

and Hillary Clinton labored very hard to avoid criminal investigation over her email scandal,

Donald Trump was busy detonating yet another bombshell inside his own campaign headquarters,

because that's what the man does.

On Monday morning, the campaign announced that campaign manager Corey Lewandowski,

who was arrested a couple of months ago for simple battery on campaign reporter Michelle

Fields by police before prosecutors decided not to move forward, they announced he was now out.

Here was the Trump statement, obviously dictated by Donald with his usual flair, but released by

spokeswoman Hope Hicks, quote, the Donald J. Trump campaign for president,

which has set a historic record in the Republican primary,

having received almost 14 million votes,

has today announced that Corey Lewandowski will no longer be working with the campaign.

The campaign is grateful to Corey for his hard work and dedication,

and we wish him the best in the future, unquote.

Hicks, of course, had a long-standing beef with Lewandowski, and she wasn't the only one.

Apparently Kremlin connected to hire Paul Manafort also could not stand Lewandowski,

and he's now taking over the campaign like it's Crimea.

Nobody else could stand Lewandowski either.

Here's what Trump's senior campaign advisor Michael Caputo tweeted,

Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead. Ouch. All of this is certainly a change. Trump had defended

Lewandowski strenuously. He said he was innocent. He said he would not fire somebody with a beautiful

wife and beautiful children. He talked up Lewandowski's bravery in saving his life from

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