The Trump camp's firing of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski should help smooth the flow of information to the presumptive GOP nominee, consummate Trump insider Roger Stone exclusively disclosed on the Alex Jones Show Monday.

"You need to have the unity of command," Stone said, referring to a possible power struggle between Lewandowski and campaign chairman Paul Manafort. "A campaign cannot be a democracy; it must be a dictatorship, and all power must flow from the candidate. The candidate is the ultimate boss. The candidate has the ultimate authority and he needs to delegate that to one person, not a committee."

The Trump campaign abruptly announced it was severing ties with the campaign manager Monday, sending shockwaves throughout the political arena.

Reluctant to go into the minutiae of what may have occurred, Stone dismissed Lewandowski's firing as a major shakeup, while noting his confidence in long time fellow Republican operative Paul Manafort.

"I have every confidence in Paul Manafort's ability to guide, or help guide the Trump campaign to success – to victory. I also think you're going to have a smoother flow of information to the candidate."