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Jared Kushner’s $2 Billion Saudi Deal Criticized Amid Donald Trump Report

Jared Kushner's 2 Billion Saudi Deal Criticized Amid Donald Trump report

Jared Kushner’s allegedly questionable dealings with Saudi Arabia have resurfaced. A report suggesting that his father-in-law and former president Donald Trump’s businesses received millions in foreign investments while he was in office reignited suspicions surrounding Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump’s finances.

Suspicion around Jared Kushner’s $2 Billion Saudi Arabia investment resurfaces

Congressman Robert Garcia accused the former White House advisor of carrying out a ‘grift’ by accepting a $2 Billion investment from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in January 2021.

The investment was considered shady as Kushner received it for his private equity fund, Affinity Partners, just six months after leaving his designation. It also frequently raised concerns for amounting to an improper quid pro quo.

This deal was again addressed by Garcia, a Democrat from California while discussing on MSNBC a report from Democrats on the House Oversight Committee. The report claimed that Donald Trump received around $7.8 Million for his four businesses from foreign governments and officials in 20 countries, including China, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, during his administration.

Garcia has also alleged that these are just the tip of the grift corruption iceberg that violated the U.S. Constitution’s foreign emoluments clause as they could only get documents from four businesses of the former president.

“Let’s not forget, Kushner leaves the White House and just months later has a $2 billion investment fund paid by the Saudi government,” Gracia said as per the reports of Newsweek.

Krushner’s wife, Ivanka Trump was also accused of participating in questionable businesses after she reportedly made $172 million to $640 million income with her husband at the White House.

What initiated the conversation about the Trump family’s finances?

The suspicions around Donald Trump, his daughter, and his son-in-law’s finances resurfaced because his competitor President Joe Biden is accused by Republicans of receiving benefits from his son Hunter Biden‘s foreign dealings. They believe this occurred during his time in the office although the claims aren’t currently backed with evidence.

Lindy Li, a political commentator and Democratic National Committee member commented on this issue stating that if Republicans want to make allegations against Joe Biden then they should first investigate Donald Trump and his son-in-law.

The Saudi Arabia fund was previously investigated by the House Oversight Committee whose 156-page report states that the exact numbers of foreign payments made to Trump and his family aren’t revealed.

Republican Representative James Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee leading the impeachment attempts against President Joe Biden, dismissed the report’s findings. He stated that Trumps have legitimate businesses as opposed to Bidens.

Former president’s son Eric Trump has also dismissed the reports claiming that they are a “joke.” Further stating that all the foreign government profits used for stays at their hotels and other properties were voluntarily donated to the United States treasury.

Thus, the conversations regarding the finances of Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s families are continuing in media and on social media platforms with each side trying to uncover the truth about the opposition before the upcoming presidential elections.

1 thought on “Jared Kushner’s $2 Billion Saudi Deal Criticized Amid Donald Trump Report”

  1. IF these profits were donated to the treasury, prove it with from and back copies of cancelled checks. I would also like to see copies of checks giving the president’s salary back to the treasury as promised. I’m more than skeptical since Trump constantly lies.

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