that money could only reporter jerry reed if they're following up on those donations hello to you jared so 1st off just remind us how much money exactly was pledged after the fire well when the fire happened a lot of determined philanthropists dolphin started throwing a cw2cw4cw in pledges and very quickly around a 1000000000 euros was was pledged and he's attracted a lot of attention of course they got a lot of publicity for this but also a lot of criticism because it did look like a lot of rich people sort of one off in each other with these pledges and as you said to be earlier the fire happened 2 months ago so you would think that's enough time to write a check or to press send on the internet banking seems like they need a little bit more time because apparently none of these rich joiners have paid up yes i can hear we can see a statement from what sounds to be a quite annoyed spokesman from the not true dumb. told the a.p. the big donors haven't noticed since they want to know what exactly that money's being spent on and if they agree to it before they hand it over and not to just pa

leto. ( cheers and applause ) so i met him. ( applause ) we mitt as>> sen: an he posted this. >> yes! jared it was really amazing. my blind confidence as a teen really paid off. >> stephen: good for you. there's a lesson in there. >> thank you. >> stephen: now the book, as you said before, is about supporting friends. how did your community support you when you were in high school? >> yeah, well, i mean, everybody in my grade was so supportive. i mean, a lot of my friends from that time are my closest friends from this day. but everyone in my school was so nice to the point, i would be, like, so and so is such a nice guy. and they would be, like, he's a huge dick head and a bull j. >> stephen: but he was nice to you. >> everyone was so supportive and wanted to be there for me even if they were dickheads. >> stephen: how long were you bout t and a half years firsear was more intense.school >> iinr before my senior year of high school. i had an end of chemo party. which was cool. the police came because they thought my brother's band was playing too loud. they thought it was an underage drink

it was only when the pr went bad that jared kushner sort of publicly stuck his hand up. so don't think he agrees with the president at all. >> david, you run communications in the white house before. would you had advise jared kushner to give more interviews like that? >> ha, well i must say i was pleased he did reach beyond fox to sit down with axios. after that i thought, why did he do that? this interview did not help him or the white house. if you are in the white house in his defense on the birther thing, if he wanted to stay in the inner circle around donald trump, if he had said that was racist, he would have been right historically, he would have been out of the inner circle. that's just the way it is around this president. but the other thing about this interview, which startled me, he said one of the main legacies we're going to leave is we demonstrated how we could bring in people who ordinarily don't work in government and how wonderfully they would perform. most of the world thinks this is a group of incompetents, the president, himself, recently said his first

sussex and the duke of york, escorting the president's daughter, yvonne got trump and her husband jared, sot of talk about the pictures on the wall, because it actually took place in the queen's picture gallery, and obviously the queen sees these pictures every day, but the president was very struck by rembrandt that was in there, and asked a little more detail on that. it is certainly all seeming to go, the diplomats i think, must be very happy with the way it's all going so far. the author robert harmon there who has written plenty of books on the queen. as we've seen, today has been very much focused on the ceremonial aspects of the visit, with the visit to westminster abbey to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown warrior earlier, and the state banquet later this evening. standing there with the dean of westminster. the state banquet of course later this evening. however, tomorrow will be about business and politics — let's have a look ahead to what the president will be doing. tomorrow morning, the president trump and theresa may will co—host a breakfast meeting at st james' palace w

tries to annex parts of the west bank very much acknowledging that this could definitely pan out so jared has been the main architect of this plan of course and pump aoe has been largely watching from the side so it gives him a little bit of distance to look at it. but he has pushed very hard to promote the idea that this is something that's going to work john you say that pump air was frank here's some fairly incredulous phrases no guarantee is one might argue the plan is in executable it might don't gain traction is he trying to manage expectations or is it your feeling that these are his personal views. i think he is trying to manage expectations i mean he was struck into a crowd of people who are very interested in middle east affairs and he was being frank i mean he's seen all the signs he's seen the statements from abbas that this deal can go to hell he knows exactly what the temperature is in the middle east and so i think he was trying to manage expectations i think he was trying to make sure that it was clear that the administration is at least thinking about what would happen in

really have to know some facts and not just you know take the spin of someone of a someone like jared cushnie so he's talking about you know increasing the palestinian g.d.p. and cutting unemployment well according to the world bank israeli military restrictions on palestinian businesses and palestinian agriculture reduce the palestinian economy economy by 35 percent so simply ending israeli military restrictions on the palestinian economy would be an immediate 35 percent boost to. 2 palestinian g.d.p. but his plan doesn't mention israeli occupation a toll unemployment in gaza is over 50 percent and it's actually close to 80 percent for university graduates that's not because of lack of investment in the gaza strip it's because of the israeli blockade but his plan doesn't acknowledge the israeli blockade in fact his you know the trumpet ministration cushion or and david friedman and the other top officials in charge of this so-called peace process support the israeli occupation they support israeli settlements they're very happy that the israelis that naming a new settlement to trump heights so

site clean and safe for the restoration so we have to see what happens over the next couple of months and 5 years i will see if they can hit send on that. jared reed thank you so much well after days of unrest and street protests in hong kong the city's government has relented indefinitely suspending a proposed law that would have allowed people to be extradited to mainland china many theory that the bill would curb civil liberties and threaten hong kong status as a financial hub. it was fractious scenes outside government house in hong kong preceded a remarkable turnaround from the leadership of so repeated inter no deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise a restart our communication with all sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society lam statement acknowledging the pressure of recent days where protesters thronged the city streets and clashed with police was instrumental in her decision to suspend but not withdraw the bill that suspension drew strong opposition voices to criticized for not scrapping the law complete

we know that so many people are using this opportunity to enrich themselves. jareder, though, is equivocating over minor details in the interview. the problem is the president has already framed the fbi as an enemy to his administration and to the family personally. so we're no longer even talking about the fbi as the sort of separate isolated entity. that is there to uphold the u.s. constitution as well. >> and doesn't this go, vicky, whether it has been a net positive for the country and the trump administration to have the family so intimately involved? to paraphrase the ten crack commandments, was it a mistake for trump to violate one of them and not keep his family and business completely separated? >> it certainly was, ari. i mean, i have to tell you that i went back to some of my sources for kushner inc. this afternoon to ask what they thought of jared kushner's interview, and the line that they think will come back to haunt him is the flat-out denial about not talking to his father-in-law about the security clearance. >> because? >> because it's not possible

he famously stayed in jared kushner's bedroom when jared was a child. sohe palestinians feel that this is totally gridlocked against them and the idea jared kushner could have been talking to palestinians on the street. my sources laughed when they hear it. they're like the only street jared kushner has been talking is the equivalent of park rio in riyadh. >> another thing that stood out a lot in this interview is the weird reaction when she's asked about a relationship in regard to the murder to jamal khashoggi. >> how many conversations have you had with mohammad bin salman about the murder of jamal khashoggi? >> the discussions i have with world leaders, i keep those discussions to myself. the people that need to know about them in our government, they know about our discussions. >> so saudi arabia is crucial for delivering this great gift for bibi netanyahu. he set up a deal with mohammad bin salman that mohammad bin salman will pay for it essentially. so with jared kushner money matters more than anything else, which is why he looked so horrified and

and so jared was a part of that.esn't discount the fact he was part of six or seven other failures or failures to launch for other pollicy initiatives. jared didn't have any experience. he's married to the president's daughter. we all know that and that type of nepotism, as you've outlined, the reason people have an issue with this. if you cannot be honest with the american people about the fact that something that scott and i and you and everyone watching can agree is racist, how can he be honest about any other policy initiatives? people experience this in their lives all the time. jared kushner exemplifies what happens when mediocrity gets a pass. jared kushner is probably not in the top ten issues we have with this white house to say the least. >> thank you both. i appreciate it. >>> some of the biggest tech companies around are going to be investigated by congress, google, apple, amazon and facebook. why some are saying the internet is broken. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis diffe

so jared was a part of that.discount the fact he was part of six or seven other failures or failures to launch for other policy initiatives. but i mean, listen, the fact is jared didn't have any experience and should not be in that position as senior advisor. the only reason that he is is because he's married to the president's daughter. he's the president's son-in-law, we all know that. and that type of nepotism as you outlined is the reason people have an issue with this. because if you cannot be honest with it american people about something scott and i and you and everyone watching can agree is racist, how do we expect you to be honest about any other policy initiatives? and i go back to this, we see this day in and day out, people experience this in their lives all the time. jared kushner exemplifies what happens when mead ocrity gets a pass. >> thank you, both. i appreciate it. fascinating conversation. >>> some of the biggest tech companies around are going to be investigated by congress. companies like go

jared reed thank you so much for millions of workers in brazil have staged a general strike to protest planned pension reforms the changes would mean an increase in the retirement age and higher pension contributions brazil's hard line president wilson r.-o. has warned that failing to overhaul the pension system would bankrupt the country. the strike was directed at plans of far right president to reform the pension system raising the retirement age and increasing workers contributions the government says it needs to cut spending to save the social security system from bankruptcy the unions say the reform would hit the poor hardest was o.b.l. always if the government does not listen to the voice of the people on the streets the future will be dark we're losing our rights in a country that is failing as a society failing in education and we don't see where it will end he always uses up in sao paulo the protests went on late into the evening as tension mounted police used tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators. there. the demo was calm it was not us who are doing the right thi

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in which you can sort of make the case it worked is with the mexicans, i don't think that's jared kushner socans are so much weaker than the u.s. they have to triumph. >> you just mentioned the ans r answer, when all those candidates were on stage last night. they were all asked this question, what they saw as the greatest global threat. here's what they said. >> the biggest geo political challenge is china. >> can i. >> the biggest geo political threat remains nuclear weapons. those are different questions. >> i totally get it. >> governor inslee. >> donald trump. >> congresswoman gabbard. >> the greatest geo political threat that we face is the fact that we're at a greater risk of nuclear war today than ever in history. two threats, economic threat china, but our major threat is what's going on in the middle east with iran if we don't get -- >> try to keep it -- >> one or two works. >> climate change. we have to confront the it before it's too late. >> senator warren. >> climate change. >> nuclear proliferation and climate change. >> china and climate change. >> congressman ryan. >> china

foreign policy in this administration are doing a bad enough job on their own without introducing jared kushner. sok it would behoove all of them to put him behind closed doors and have him not make any more public statements. as far as the saudis go, we have not paid -- we have not forced them to pay any price. the congress has condemned this. the congress has voted. the white house is stalling. the white house lies. and this is just unacceptable. and i think the united states congress needs to consider further steps to make sure that our disapproval, to put it mildly, of the saudis is felt. >> yeah, it is remarkable. i come back to this time and again. the america first campaign, the america first president, who is putting american interests behind the interests, quite frankly, in front of all of us, of mohammed bin salman who runs the saudi kingdom. jennifer rubin, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. much appreciate it. thank you to you at home. th

they don't seem quite a selfless as they may have pretended to be in good company is that jared reed to thank you so very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have called for quote decisive action to protect oil supply its energy ministers from the group of 20 major economies have been meeting in japan the call comes after 2 tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman thursday driving oil prices higher. so sancia toba has been sworn in escrow voc is 1st female president a 45 year old lawyer has never before held state office she entered politics as an environmentalist fighting against a toxic landfill in her hometown. while the women's world cup continues in france and joining me to discuss all the latest action of time get i from new delhi is 4th hello to you tom so the netherlands b. cameroon in the 1st match today what did you make of their performance i'd say it was it's a home in performance very resilient is also i suppose how we're really appraise it now they went into this game of course as favorites and they messed up an

anchor: senior white house adviser jared kushner spearheaded the so-called deal of the century.before flying to bahrain, he spoke to al jazeera and said he is confident the conference will be a success. >> i think it is already a success. we have many of the countries coming from the region. this is a big first step. we have to recognize that if there is going to be a deal, it will be between the peace initiative and the israeli initiative. number one, security is a most important. the israeli and palestinian population and the broader middle east care about security. the more security, you can have a freer flow of goods and people. the palestinians want to move through the border. syria, nearly 500 civilians have been killed in the russian backed defensive in idlib province. the campaign started nine weeks ago in northwestern syria. we report from beirut where one young boy he was lucky to survive after his house was hit by an airstrike. miriam: it will be a long recovery but his family is happy he survived. the three-year-old was injured in an airstrike last week. will never f

so jared kushner. he gives this interview today.bout a couple of things that should have been layups but they weren't. first thing i want to your take on. he was asked about whether or not he's ever seen the president do anything racist. >> was birtherism racist? >> look, i wasn't really involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> i wasn't involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> look, i know who the president is and i have not seen anything in him that is racist so i was not involved in that. >> did you wish he didn't do that? >> i was not involved in that. that was a long time ago. >> how does he not say, yes, it was racist. he shouldn't have done it. he learned from it. he's moved on from it. how did he not give that answer? what's your take on that? >> i don't think he can give that answer. there's no way that he could say of his father-in-law that in any instance he had done something that was racist in nature though i think and this is a word that i'm very reluctant to use but i have to say wit

i think this response from jared, it's why so many people believe it's not just the president who traffics racism, but it's the administration as whole. what jared could have said was that was not an appropriate thing to do. he could have distanced himself from the comments and spoke about what he's doing to improve relationships with people of the muslim faith and people who are not white and he didn't do any of that. >> thank you for that. >> what jared kushner is saying, put all that stuff aside, look at all the good stuff he's doing, but he's unwilling to say this was bad stuff. he said the president isn't not racist for 69 years and becomes a racist. completely omitting the fact that the president called for the execution of the central park five. birtherism was two years ago. for jared to say that, i'm sorry, it's too much. he knows if you say something bad about this president, he will not forgive you and come out hitting and swinging. which is why you knew he was going to say something bad about meghan markle or the mayor of london, it's melania trump's words, if you hit him, he wi

had no idea until the blockade of qatar was announced that it was actually happening with jared cushier did in so did ban and as you mentioned a little bit earlier let me read you just a bit from that transcript because it's telling he's asked were you aware of that dinner he says no question that wasn't something you would heard of previously answer no and to clarify its or not prior to when i just said it the questioner asked and he says correct question what was your reaction to a meeting of that sort having taken place without your knowledge tillerson answers it makes me angry. so tell us an account is obviously from from his time in office is it still relevant to a us foreign policy making now given that of course that and you manage challenge. well it seems like the administration has learned something from that diplomatic to buckle rex tillerson was not a diplomat before trump appointed him trump did not know him personally and they just had different styles that clashed trump trusted jared christian or this is the way it run his business and it's the way he wanted to run the white house b

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cheryl: baseball players are so superstitious. jared: more than any other sport., 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. lauren: remember the college degree that you worked so hard on and paid for? yeah. why more and more of us are saying it might have been a waste of time. i don't know if you want to hear that story. if huh a rough time at the dmv, it seems like they heard you. details ahead, "fbn: a.m." ♪ i'm so tired. ♪ tired of waiting. ♪ tired of waiting for you. ♪ who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ let's see how far we've gone. ♪ let's see how far we've gone. ♪ i believe it all is coming to an end. lauren: american workers not too happy with their diplomas. cheryl: mike guzzleman will be on the air today, you say what about college degrees? >> i had a blast at fordham university. i had a lot of fun at college. but apparently up to 66%, two-thirds of employees right now say they regret having a college degree. which i thought was kind of h

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jared after this. people who think he's in there trying to do his best probably think well, he answered the questions. so i didn't hear a huge disappointment to put jared down with jonathan swan. >> you have new reporting tonight about his role in 2020 already? >> yes. so if you think jared doesn't have enough portfolios yet, he is expanding into another one. he is kind of becoming the point person on the 2020 campaign and the way that's manifesting itself most is that he convened a dinner in the white house a few weeks ago claiming there is a problem with the status of the refund campaign and he needed to step in and fix. this was controversial in part because the rnc run by mcdaniel and others at the dinner said there really isn't any problem here where we're hitting our goals and donald trump was there actually left the dinner before it was over saying i don't really care about this as long as we're breaking records, i don't care. it was seen as another way jared is trying to take over and run point on yet another massive portfolio in addition to middle east peace and immigration and other things he's

so true. jaredfox news in an exclusive interview that progress is being made on the middle east peace plan. trey yingst's live in bahrain with the latest. trade >> harris, the trump administration wrapped up the piece to prosperity summit today in bahrain. notably, there were no israeli or palestinian leaders attending the summit. it was used as an opportunity for the administration to release the economic portion of their middle east peace plan developed by trump administration should officials jared kushner and jason greenblatt. in a document released this week, the approach to peace focused in part on gathering $50 billion from private investors and gulf states to put towards infrastructure projects and job creation. over the next ten years the plan projects 1 million new jobs for the palestinian people. in interviews and fox news, palestinian leadership in both the west bank and gaza have rejected the idea of any plan that does not include east jerusalem as a palestinian capital and a two state

so if jared kushner is helping the campaign now, which he apparently is, and wants to of some controlaising of the campaign, and doing it on government time, may be in violation of the hatch act, a serious violation. so this is something that needs to be looked at. he can't just run the campaign from his office in the white house. >> so it is okay for someone in the white house to be involved in campaign financing or fund-raising, as long as it's after hours? >> well, it has to be after hours, has to be on their own time. they cannot use their official position to do tmpit. he cannot talk about his position as adviser to the president. and, you know, frankly, it's difficult. usually what happens in these cases is the person leaves the government service and goes over to the campaign. and that is normally what you're supposed to do. but, you know, trump has shown already that he's not going to follow any of the normal rules. >> and, in fact, he also has found -- we have seen with kelly ann conway found in violation of the hatch act and still has a job he's not going to take the recomme

jared: james holzhauer's amazing run is over. he ends just shy of beating ken jennings record? james holzhauer finishes $56,000 off the possible record of ken jennings. i can't believe it happened. lauren: so's sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: coming up, social media up in arms over this photo. was president trump and queen elizabeth's greeting yesterday a bit too casual? we're going to let you be the judge. and how much coffee is too much? you're not going to believe how many cups of joe a new study says you can drink in a day. it's all coming up on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ time and time again, you know when i'm doing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. ♪i needed to try but then the magic happens. and all of that falls away. (amazement & laughter) it's the experience of waking up and seeing things the way you saw them before they became ordinary. ♪i need never get old i'm looking for that experience of wonder. ♪ ♪ >> the internet is upset because they think the president and the queen may have been too casual yesterday. lauren: tracee is

so disorganized. >> christie said i will help many this thing. yes, i thought i was fired because of prosecuting jaredent out. they threw out essentially all of the documents that chris christie and his team have put together. and they hired the rnc, would-be top officials to come in and create new vetting forms for them. so in the documents that we have seen, you see a whole -- i mean, most of them on average were anywhere from 10, 30, 40 pages of all public information. a lot of them had red flags, a lot of trump criticisms. what people said disparaging. >> the greatest hits against donald trump. >> exactly. >> rick perrey and others now in his cabinet. >> we're all mainly in their 20s. doing this vetting work. it shows how dysfunctional and harried they were. they missed a lot of things in these documents. >> governor of new jersey was leading the transition team until he got yanked right after the election. here's what he said about the consequences of all of this. >> what are the longer term consequences in. >> translator: longer term consequences is he didn't have the best people in front of him

why does he have to -- jared: i'm guessing it's a situation where there's too many people. cheryl: that's crazy. ashley: thank you sodlines, 24/7 on the sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: we have got a lot more coming up, folks. it's not all about your looks, right? a new study is shedding light on why she may have said yes to a date with you. yeah. and the shocking breakdown of how much time people spend using their phones while they are driving. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ baby, you can drive my car. ♪ yes, i'm going to be a star. ♪ baby, you can drive my car. ♪ baby, i love you. to make bus. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: why did she agree to go on a date? cheryl: fox news headlines 24/7 here. women say yes to a date for other reasons to go out with the guy? >> forget long walks

well here's what's so surprising but also so impactful about this at the time that all of this was taking place jaredcush there had not secured a top secret security clearance so you wonder how much information was he gleaming from these meetings and how much was he passing on in terms of u.s. information within these high level talks that he was having more importantly giving that he was having these meetings it's not only surprising that the secretary of state was not aware but also you wonder if the national security adviser to the president at that time it was h.r. mcmaster but as well as the wider national security council were they also were they involved at all in these meetings so you have multiple lanes of foreign policy being conducted in washington but in also 2 you have to think about how the rest of the world is seeing that we're looking at multiple streams and it's confusing and also to to say nothing of what it means for our national security implications well so explain how how would the rest of the well perhaps see something like this what does it mean to have the u.s. secretary of s

they tend to put their money in a blind trust so it doesn't raise issues of conflict of interest. jaredas declined to do that, so has donald trump, by the way. and so he has these investments that are open to questions, particularly when they're undisclosed investments. we don't know much about where this foreign money is coming from, except a million dollars of it is coming from saudi arabia. >> it's obviously that the three of us would have trouble getting some information abiliout this. but wouldn't this come into play in jared kushner's security clearance background checks? >> absolutely. and let's not forget that career white house officials opted to deny jared kushner a top secret security clearance but were overruled by the president. and lawyers who practice in the area of security clearances tell me they've had clients denied clearances for having a few thousands dollars in a foreign bank account. foreign business accounts are a point of leverage. if you have access to the nation's secrets, that's a problem. but the rules are different for the president's son-in-law and his dau

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is this the jared kushner summit if so, how is it going >> we're just hours away from this peace to prosperitykshop the trump administration and his son-in-law, this is his brainchild we know the secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin will be on site for this we expect folks like steve schwarzman to be on the agenda a lot of businessmen from this region but i have to tell you how far this will move the dial forward is anybody's guess we're talking about some $50 billion in investment they want to see playing out in the next ten years, but there's the bigger question over why the israelis and the palestinians, both of whom refuse to attend this conference, the palestinians saying we can't be bought this is a sellout for us the question is can you have economic stability without a political solution many sides on this question. but most people saying there's no way to get that done. >> we'll find out. hadley gamble, thank you very much >>> still on deck, president trump preparing for an all-important face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping in japan. we will take you live to beijing nex

don't know if you saw, steph, but it looked like prince harry in the background there with jared and ivanka trump. sois an interesting scene, isn't it? to see the trump family and the royal family mingling. looking through these extraordinary historical items. and i don't know whether you heard any of the conversation, steph. but i found myself leaning in. you just so much want to be a fly on the wall to hear what they're saying to each other. i have to admit, of course, all of us would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when president trump met -- saw prince harry for the first time after those comments to a british tabloid newspaper. but, look, it's just such -- it's so fascinating, isn't it? to see, if you like, these two families looking at history. and making history. >> without a doubt. and you can see just beyond the president the duchess of cornwall and prince charles. and snfr and national security adviser john bolton just beyond them. and it's interesting, president trump saying he's going to bring his family members but of course, these family members, jared and ivanka are senior ad

thank you so much, jared. thank you so much for this historic day. we have so much more.oll on. the president and the first lady have arrived in britain for a three-day state visit. so far, the president seems to be enjoying himself. he took to twitter even before he landed in london to zing london's mayor, who had called him a fascist. he's greeted the queen, inspected the guards, he broke protocol to chat with individual guardsmen, how very american, how very trump. he has a full schedule for the next couple of hours. watch it with us. you are going to see it all. >>> we better get to the markets on this monday morning. it looked bad early today. we were expecting a loss of maybe 200 points for the dow but we have come a long way

jared. >> it is. and each one of those things is a failure as well. so the idea he's being advised by jared kushner who has no accountability either to the legislative branch, and you can see what's happening in middle east policy falling apart, immigration, falling apart. this administration and this president has no one around him to put up the guardrails to form public policy, and you can see it. and it doesn't surprise me at all these are the people who are surrounding donald trump right now and that he took that american royal family to the u.k. >> and it's even more serious than that. because as jared conducts the foreign policy in this especially in the middle east, he is basically planning for his own future refinancing. >> this is the jared kushner that the careerists in the white house said shouldn't get a security clearance. >> all right, back to the board. warren takes texas. a new poll shows biden ahead of trump in red state texas and elizabeth warren in her virtual dead heat. really, really once again beware of the polls. my feeling is ther

at 38 jared kushner is the most influential family member to a sitting president since robert kennedy jr. we don't normally here from him so often or in a combative manner. that's key. he was defensive on several topics. he also, we saw right then when they were talk about sovereignty he was defensive, driving a wedge between the palestinian leadership and the people. he pressed him on his close relationship with the saudi crown prince and, of course, trying reconcile, trying to see how kushner could reconcile his relationship with him in light

so talk to me more about that. >> so the challenge with interviewing jared kushner is that he doesn't. he's very, very tight in terms of what he will tell you of the plan. i try to keep a big picture. one of the important questions to ask is, i thought, whether he understands why the palestinians don't trust him and try to site from their perspective. i just asked him in the context of here are all the actions the trump administration has taken whether it be slashing palestinian aid or moving the embassy or shutting down in washington. he said i'm not here to be trusted. i believe they will trust the plan on the merits. and what he also did was sort of put a wedge between the palestinian people and the leadership saying that he's convinced that the palestinian people have a different view of the situation than the palestinian leaders. that the palestinian people weren't as fixated as the leaders on state hood and what he described as technocratic concerns. i asked him how he knew that given he hasn't been walking on the streets every day and he said that he's been having lots of priva

these are all top stories palestinians continue to protest against white house adviser jared economic deal they say the so-called deal of the century does not provide a political solution to a decades old problem. the elephant and and man are matters of course the accusation itself. is the israeli occupation which was never mentioned not once with all its manifestations including llanfair including theft of the sources of theft of palestinian lands system of doctors and control. and the steps are violence on demolitions the siege of gaza the constant military and vests a photograph of a father and daughter who drowned in a river on the us mexico border is highlighting the dangers why greenspace trying to reach the us martinez and his 23 month old daughter valeri of el salvador died at the weekend the photographer says the father tried to cross with malaria on his back while his wife returned to the mexican shoreline but he became tired of the pair were swept away by the current the bodies were recovered on monday. iranian president hassan rouhani has rejected u.s. calls to talks and says he doesn't believ

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so i really think this plan is still born. >> david ignatius, can i just ask you. is there any reason we should take jareds peace plan seriously at all? >> well, he's put a lot of work into it and spent a lot of time traveling talking to people about it. so the simple is that the united states has abandoned the role that richard haass, so many others helped us to play. which we described as being the honest broker in this very difficult problem. it's been there since 1967 about the palestinian territories, how they should be administered. i look at what jared kushner, the business guy is trying to do. i think of this being a leveraged buyout of the palestinian problem. the bahrain economic summit, basically the idea. let's hose this area as much as we can with investment. let's try to create jobs, a sense of economic dynamism so people will forget about some of the other harder issues. there will be what we call an outside in effort to take saudi arabia, the uae, other major countries and embody the ideas that those countries just accept israel. i think that's going to be powerful. nobody should minimize

>> a cadre is a real estate company that jared kushner owns $50 million or so stake in.dre has been raising millions of dollars to invest in real estate across the united states, it buys up apartment blocks, office buildings and $90 million of that we found has come from foreigners, from people who are not from the united states. and that money has come by the cayman islands, by this offshore vehicle that helps keep the origins of the money secret. and experts we talked to say this raises concerns because jared kushner is a senior adviser to his father-in-law in the white house. we don't know who these investors are. do they have business in front of the juice government? do they have business in the middle east where jared kushner has been trying to broker a peace plan? are they positioned in any way that jared kushner could help them, could benefit them from his job in the government? >> the issue here isn't the practice. you make it clear in your reporting, the difference between cadre, goldman sachs, that is legal. the issue is you have a senior government official w

jared, who really fought for me to get here. i played the case of alice johnson who the president granted clemency to and after that, i really spent so much time going

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