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Will evidence of significant conflicts of interest in Jared Kushner's Saudi business dealings be publicly released by Q1 2025?
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Senate•Ron Wyden•Jamie Raskin•Merrick Garland•Jared Kushner•Donald Trump•White House•Saudi Arabia•Reuters•Kushner•Wyden•Trump•Saudi•Mohammed bin Salman
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Democrats Wyden and Raskin Seek Special Counsel to Probe Trump's Son-in-Law Kushner Over Saudi Ties
Oct 24, 2024, 08:06 PM
Democratic lawmakers, including Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden and Representative Jamie Raskin, have requested that Attorney General Merrick Garland appoint a special counsel to investigate Jared Kushner, former President Donald Trump's son-in-law and former senior White House adviser, over his ties with Saudi Arabia. Following a Reuters report, they are urging a probe into whether Kushner acted as an unregistered foreign agent for Saudi Arabia. Wyden stated that Kushner has been "masquerading as an investment manager" and that evidence suggests he may have significant conflicts of interest, potentially making "Trump's own conflicts of interest look small in comparison." The lawmakers are particularly concerned about Kushner's business dealings with foreign governments and his communications with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman regarding Israel-Saudi normalization.
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