We recently reported that the likes of Kellyanne Conway, Mike Pompeo, and even former Vice President Mike Pence were allegedly looking to hitch a ride on the gravy train that is a tell-all book about their time serving under the Trump administration. And now, according to a new report from Reuters, it seems that the former president’s own son-in-law may be looking for a ticket himself.
Reuters reports that Kushner, the son-in-law and former senior advisor to Donald Trump, has big plans to write a tell-all book about his time serving in his father-in-law’s White House, including but not limited to details about his role in negotiating normalization deals between Israel and Arab states, according to a source familiar with Kushner’s plans who spoke to the publication this week.
The source told Reuters that the book will mainly focus on Jared’s dealing in the Middle East as a presidential advisor, but will also touch on a variety of subjects such as prison reform, the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic, trade deals, the country’s relationship to China, Trump’s impeachments, the Russia investigation, the “border crisis,” and events surrounding George Floyd’s death in police custody.
The source claims Jared is “not looking to settle scores but rather to provide historical context and help readers understand what it was like to work in the Trump White House.”
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“It will be an interesting perspective from someone who had a wide-ranging portfolio, was in the room for many of the most tense and consequential moments but kept a fairly low public profile, staying behind the scenes and granting limited media access,” the source familiar with Kushner’s plans stated.
Political Tribune recently reported that some of Kushner’s real estate holdings weren’t in the best of standings, financially speaking. It really makes you wonder if the Trump son-in-law is just desperate for something to cash in on after the family’s big move down south.
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