Steven Beschloss argues that Jared Kushner’s work on Iran-related diplomacy while raising money for his investment firm creates conflicts of interest, citing his Saudi funding and reported efforts to raise another $5 billion. The article also presents criticism from lawmakers and ethics advocates and urges readers to protest.
ALSO MENTIONED Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, Affinity Partners founder, and volunteer assisting the government on foreign policy; Kash Patel, FBI director who praised Trump at a roundtable; Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff who praised Trump at a roundtable; Steve Witkoff, Real estate developer and Middle East envoy described as working with Kushner on Iran talks
