Rival campaign managers from the contentious 2016 presidential election will be hitting the paid speaking circuit together.
Corey Lewandowski, President Trump’s first campaign manager, will team up with Robby Mook, the head of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, to “offer a balanced look at the future of public policy and the American electorate,” according to agency Leading Authorities, Buzzfeed reported.
Lewandowki and Mook will dish up “behind-the-scenes anecdotes from one of the country’s most unpredictable election cycles” the agency touted, without specifying how much it’ll cost to hire the pair.
Lewandowski recently opened up a consulting shop a block from the White House — but said it was “absolutely disgusting” that anyone would say his new venture is an indication that he’s “cashing in.”
Beyond speaking gigs, it is unknown yet how Mook will fill out his days.