some day jared is going to be a real boy.t was a perfect example of what happens when an actual reporter presses the case with these folks in the trump administration and he just got deeper and deeper under water. it was agonizing to watch. but it also betrays the giant moral vacuum about everything with these people. everything in his head is not about am i answering the question the right way, am i saying or doing the right thing, it's all am i going to piss off my father-in-law, everything. you can predict all their behavior by that standard. >> i want to say, if i want you to -- great job by jonathan swan. this was precisely how you go at team trump. >> absolutely. yes. kudos to jonathan swan. but this shows this is a white house that has kept itself away from hard questioning from the press. there's a lot of talked to among the chatter and clashes that jared kushner looked ill prepared, he wasn't ready. you can't say this white house is out of practice with hard questions, they don't do it. he walked into a buzz saw unex

so for this, the optics were horrible for jared kushner.the white house wants everything to be a win when it comes to the look, the image, the optics of it. but when he sits down for an intervie interview, he wanted to paint his father-in-law, the president of the united states in a great light. even though it did not look good, this president, again, abby, was absolutely right. he feels he did a great job because he showed his novelty. he's like that mythical unicorn you don't hear from. he spoke, the optics weren't great but the president still thinks it's a win. >> gloria, i find it shocking sometimes silence can give you the perception of strength, right? this interview did not do that because he spoke. he didn't answer a lot of questions posed to him, very basic questions. here's another quick sense for people. >> i'm not going to go into any of my discussions with the cia and i'm not going to go into any discussions i've had with foreign leaders. i was not the person who was elected. in my job it's not about what i believe. it's about

jared should remember that.ughter ) swan also asked jared about his better half, saudi prince mohammed bin salman, seen here, still super getting away with that murder he did. ( laughter ) >> how many conversations have you had with mohammed bin salman about the murder of jamal khashoggi? >> yeah, again, the discussions i have, with whether it's, you know, individual palestinians or with world leaders or with other people, i keep those discussions to myself. >> stephen: (as kushner) "i keep those discussions to myself because have you seen what he does to people who cross him? my doctor says i'm allergic to bone saw." ( laughter ) so jared didn't have a ton of answers, but when he was asked what trump's legacy would be, he was ready. >> what do you think donald trump will be known for in 50 or 100 years' time? >> i think the first thing is, is, is changing the type of people who are in washington. what this president did is he represented an outsider who came in, brought in a ton of people who never would've bee

i wish the interviewer would have gone specifically with jared kushner, we know that jared kushner isualified for the job that he has, and he's not qualified to defend his father-in-law because the proof is there, just as mara said. so this is what is so frustra frustrating is we have the facts. we know that the president feels a certain way about certain groups of people whether it's transgender order lgbtq or whether african americans or jewish americans yoychlt go on and on. so the problem is let's talk about the policies that he and his party are implementing to further sort of solidify i think his racist leanings and tendencies that he and his own father, fred trump have, had in new york city and across the country for many, many years. even thou they have treated people at their various country clubs across the country. >> very useful food for thought and receipts. and then you get to a person who has been a biographer and dealt with him. >> yes. >> and parsing. when he says he was not invol involved, as a journalist, he was very involved. jared kushner by his own estimation pla

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

his son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner.s with the president today, but he sat down with axios for a very rare interview that aired last night. and jonathan swann pressed jared kushner on everything from his work on the middle east to whether or not he believes the president is a racist. >> so, if the answer is, no, absolutely not. and what i'll say is that what a lot of democrats call the president a racist, i think they're doing a disservice to people who suffer because of real racism in this country. >> birtherism racist? >> i wasn't involved in that. >> was it racist? >> like i said, i wasn't involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> i know who the president is and i have not seen anything in him that is racist. >> the other issue that gets brought up in this conversation is that he campaigned on banning muslims. would you describe that as -- >> he ran his campaign the way he ran his campaign. >> do you think he made that speech? >> he is here today and doing a lot of great things for the country. >> we

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

>> maybe tim can answer that because jared is a family member. will say this in defense of jared, it's not really defense, there was one domestic policy initiative that was a success. >> criminal justice reform. >> that was jared's. that maybe says more about the rest of the adviser. >> also had bipartisan support. >> but he built it. >> might benefit from it someday. >> i do think it's my extrapolating and tim can support this, trump doesn't trust many people. he certainly did not come to washington with many inroads into republican establishment. when you come to the city where you need to staff federal beaurocracy of huge epic proportions and have to tackle all these monumental tasks, immigration reform, immigration, middle east peace, reorganizing government, they are handed to jared, a guy he trusts. >> even in his business they never had outsiders in. talked about it on the show. trump organization was 30, 40 people in a dusty office. don jr., eric, michael jackson cohen. he couldn't trust or delegate in a small real estate licensing firm.

jared kushner. i mean the one person -- i mean jared and ivanka, the two people who bring literally nothing to the table, no experience, no -- no political experience, no life experience except among billionaires. >> quickly jared's credentials. he went into a family business for seven years, almost took it under. the 666 deal if the saudis didn't bail him out when that happened, wouldn't be standing. has no experience in anything. not only middle east peace, immigration, it's all on 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 am

trump trusted jared kushner.t's the way here in his business and it's the way he wanted to run the white house. things are different with mike pompeo. pompeo was the cia director. trump clearly moved him into this department job because he trusted him. it is probable they have a better relationship. it is also possible kushner is doing things without the knowledge of the new secretary of state, just as he was doing things without the knowledge of the last secretary of state. this is an administration that keeps things under wraps when the administration is asked to testify before congress, in many cases, it denies access. kushner is just not testifying about what he has been doing. it is instructive to hear what rex tillerson has to say now that he is no longer a government official. >> thank you very much. now in other stories we are following, bahrain has recalled its ambassador to iraq after hundreds of demonstrators stormed the embassy in baghdad and took down the kingdom's flag. protesters were angry over th

kushner at the end of his complaint about jared kushner says what a girl. he refers to him as a girl. and for donald trump, that is about the most negative thing he can say about anyone. >> exactly. >> how does that is relationship work where the president doesn't respect him in your account? >> well, i mean, it's a very important relationship. it's really key because remember, he's the only person horn has managed to go the distance so far in this white house. everybody else who began. >> and his wife the president's daughter. >> and that's why. i mean, what's the reason jarryd gets to go the distance? because is he married to ivanka, the only person, i think this is she is singular in this regard who the president doesn't disapparently. >> and you make the point that the president wants loyalty, he wants devotion and then when he gets it, he doesn't trust you. he thinks less of you when you deliver the kind of devotion and service that he wants. >> this is -- this is to say the very least, a difficult man to work with. to go a little further than this, th

jared kushner listened to him in silence.vanka trump actually refuted what her father had said, no, no, my father never said that again with the muslim travel ban, jared kushner supported the travel ban until it was bad pr for himself and his wife. there was a meme of them in black tie over the internet while there were crowds of people stranded over airports during that time. it was only when the pr went bad that jared kushner sort of publicly stuck his hand up. so i 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 h

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 will hit back five times harder. that's how he rolls. >>> today investigators in virginia beach are searching for a motive in the mass shooting. >> the 40-year-old shooter who was killed by police at the scene submitted his letter of resignation to his job earlier on that very day. some of the deceased are being laid to rest today while four other victims remain hospitalized. mayor, first of all, we are so sorry for everything that you have experienced over the last four days. tell us, first, the victims who are still in the hospital, how are they doing? have you spoken to them? >> once again, we're having a little problem getting the information out because of the protection of health care information. as soon as possible, i'm

jared kushner's disastrous interview may have one person happy, his father-in-law.ft on impeaching trump, a top democrat change his tune. >>> and will trump get the red carpet from the queen of england as he's bracing for protests tomorrow? let's go out front. out front tonight an audience of one. jared kushner pthe president's most trusted advisor saying exactly what his father-in-law wants to hear, breaking his silence in an extraordinarily rare

he famously stayed in jared kushner's bedroom when jared was a child., the 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 a

testimony that he gave to a congressional hearing last month to listen accuse white house advisor jared question of operating independently and outside of the state department he gave a number of examples including bumping into question that. and mexico's top diplomat at a washington restaurant he said he saw the color go out of the foreign minister's face when he said them to us and also said he wasn't informed when saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on castle 2 years ago and he recalled confusion among state department officials about who was actually in charge of u.s. foreign policy correspondent john hendren joins us now live from washington d.c. john this was a $145.00 page transcript of to listens testimony talk us through the highlights that's right it is 7 hours of testimony that rex tillerson gave last month and this is what it looks like dog eared. and it he described dueling diplomacy by the administration of donald trump he says that often he was surprised to find that jared cushion or was practicing diplomacy with world leaders that t

i thought he did a good job of pushing jared kushner on several of these topics. 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

s. mission is that my donald trump son in law and senior adviser jared kushner. palestinians say however that what matters is securing a political agreement first. attested in jericho in the west bank benton empty casket with the wood saying. the deal of the century born dead. looking on palestinian negotiator saeb erakat who says the proposals discussed in bahrain represent israeli interests. they will not work. this team is not balanced at the old this team is trying to dictate. the program or the supplement settlers council. and it's it's a total failure i would not give this paper. i. d.. the political part of the us plan will only likely be presented after the israeli election in the ocean. the palestinians have rejected us mediation since donald trump's move at the end of two thousand seventeen to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. thanks live in paris iran says it will further free itself from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in defiance of new american sanctions this comes at the us president donald trump warned iran. of overwhelming retaliation

century the palestinians say it's divorced from reality the president's son in law and senior adviser jared krishna presented his proposal today and bahrain it calls for investments of $15000000000.00 u.s. dollars but will it guarantee a peace dividend also coming up racing for the u.s. border but not all of these migrants will make it cold by mexican troops the video that is causing an outcry in mexico and the women's world cup it's the last day of round of 16 matches we'll bring you highlights of italy's win as the underdogs be china to book their place in the quarter. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the latest attempt to find a solution to the israeli palestinian conflict the u.s. today launched a bid to drum up $50000000000.00 to invest in palestinian economic development jared loughner u.s. president donald trump's son in law and also his senior advisor presented the plan of the conference in bahrain but palestinian leaders they've already rejected it calling it an attempt to further exploit the plight of the palestinians. these were the scenes across gaza and the w

into an official from another country in a restaurant and discover that he was having dinner with jaredchristian or we put together a story with some examples of what his testimony was this is 7 hours of testimony that he gave and the transcript was released a month later on thursday this is what we found. the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law jared cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson is knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no idea about how the process was supposed to work he probably thought oh well this is the way i run my business in a newly released transcript from closed door testimony to the house committee on foreign affairs tillerson says he was surprised to walk into a washington restaurant to find jared cushion or meeting with mexico's foreign secretary i could see the color go out of the face of the foreign secretary of mexico as i very i smiled big and i said welcome to washington and i said i

jared kushner wears a number of hats in this administration. he has trade, the usmca, mideast peace, a liaison between white house and capitol hill. some people say he's running a shadow state department. on these issues, jonathan swan pressed him on you got this sense of defensive from kushner and he wasn't entirely forthcoming on a number of these topics. >> i give a lot of credit to my colleague jonathan swan. i thought he did a good job of pushing jared kushner on several of these topics. 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 of locking

jared kushner presented his proposal today in bahrain.t calls for investments of $50 million u.s., but will it guarantee a peace dividend? also coming up, racing for the u.s. border, not all of these migrants making it across. they were caught by mexican troops. the video that is causing an outcry in mexico. and the shadow -- could the thai government we harassing and killing xl dissidents abroad? a group of chinese in laos who fear for their lives. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with the latest attempt to pave a path to peace in the middle east. today the united states launched a bid to drum up $50 billion to invest in the palestinian territory. a two day international conference was held in bahrain, led by jared, u.s. president donald trump son-in-law and senior advisor. it is billed as part of a wider white house initiative to resolve the israeli-palestinian conflict, but palestinian leaders have already rejected the plan, calling it an attempt to

so while jared kushner said he wasn't involved in the birtherism claims that the president made, jared is directly involved in the racist policies and rhetoric that president trump continues to adopt from the oval office. >> and aaron, you have advised many an administration, many a president. the fact that the senior adviser to the president of the united states doesn't have an answer on this, and honestly, i can't believe i'm going to say it, he doesn't even lie and try to toe the party line of what other officials have said, what does it say to you? >> look, the guy has made a career, it seems to me, of saying very little. particularly in the arab/israeli issue where he imposed a degree of radio silence we haven't seen. this goes well beyond the israeli/palestinian issue. this cuts to a vital issue in american politics. after all, this is his father-in-law. the notion that jared kushner is going to answer this question on national television or with axios in a way that would attack his father-in-law gives kushner a test he can't possibly pass and would never pass. i suspect that's n

a new investigate report regardingaw and senior adviser jared kushner.tate company partially owned by jared kushner has received funding. >> the report states investment is flowed from overseas to the company while kushner works as an international envoy for the united states. it's coming from a vehicle run by goldman sachs in the cayman islands. joining us now is ken dilanian. ken, help us understand a bit more about it. it's not just jared kushner, it's a partnership with his brother, josh, and a number of finance luminaries. >> he cofounded the company with his brother. and according to his financial disclosure statement he owns a stake that's valued up to $50 million. it's an online vehicle where investors can pool ownership. $90 million flowed through the company. this raises some fundamental questions here. there's nothing that's on its face illegal about this, steph, but this is so incontrast to the way most senior government officials conduct themselves. they tend to put their money in a blind trust so it doesn't raise issues of conflict of inter

with prince jared right there ehe could have easily said we were pretty naive untwept 16. we didn't know the law. we were new to this and we realize we screwed up. but he's not sawing that because he knows his father unlaw would be offended because they have never said that they will not rely on foreign assistance in the future. this is really brazen contempt for our kaungs tuesday. >> and it doesn't send a good message to foreign governments. >> of course. bring it on o, bring it on. >> so he was also asked about the saudi prince. >> you unanimously said it crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered it. i don't can know what the administration is waiting for in terms of accountability. >> i believe there's a reported they're working on. they'll do an vez and when they have the fabts of the vez, then it will be up to the president to make a determination on what he wants to do. >> the cia has concluded that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman was behind the khashoggi's death, so why won't they admit it? >> his son in law is embarrassed, mortified, because he spent months

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donald trump and jared kushner and others have decliebed to do that. carry on. >> it leaves questions. it's nearly impossible, if there's even a slim possibility of finding out where the money comes from and if there was influence because of it, but one thing i'm interested in is we know kushner was initially denied his white house security clearance. one report was it was over conflicts of interest and potential foreign influence. that was one of the concerns. then now you have congress and the white house at loggerheads in a fight over this. do you have any suggest or any of your reporting that suggests this dealing is part of it? >> we don't know for sure, but as you say, there has been a whistleblower who has spoken to congress, spoken to the democratic house committees who are looking into this and she said specifically the reason jared kushner was denied was for his business interests and possible external influence those business interests pose. it's possible this is possible. it's possible another interest that he retained is part of the proble

they said people who hate jared will continue to hate 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 fund raising for the election campaign and that 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 tryin

want to show people that there is a great potential a great future for white house senior adviser jared krishna tells al jazeera his economic conference for the palestinians will be a success despite widespread anger against it. was. the story of one boy who was lucky to survive after his house was struck by an airstrike. and as ethiopia mourns the victims of a failed coup the man behind the rebellion is killed by security forces. now u.s. president donald trump has imposed what he's calling hard hitting new sanctions on iran's leadership the measures go all the way up to the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei tehran has condemned the move saying the u.s. has no interest in diplomacy mike hanna reports from washington. as promised another round of sanctions against iran these in addition to a number already put in place and directed at the country's most senior leaders president trump did not elaborate on the precise nature of the sanctions apart from saying that they would bar the leaders from access to financial instruments i want to thank our military and i want to thank all of th

jared kushner also made news when he answered a question about palestinians governing themselves.elieve the palestinians are capable of governing themselves without israeli interference? >> i think that's a very good question. i think that it's a high bar. if you don't have a proper security and governing structure, when people are living in fear of terror. it hurts palestinians and israelis the same. i think they should have self-determination. >> do you understand why the palestinians don't trust you? >> look, i'm not here to be trusted. i do believe they want to have a better life. i do think that they're not going to -- >> never mind. you -- >> they're not going to judge anything based on trusting me or anyone else. they're going to do it based on the fact? will it allow them to have a pathway to a better life? >> kimberly, as the person in charge of brokering middle east peace for the white house, isn't that going to be a problem? >> yes. speaking as someone who has covered the peace talks in the past, you absolutely need an honest broker, a mediator that both sides think is

so the premises of what jared kushner is doing are flawed.ot going to have an imposed agreement. economics is not going to win the day here. and then it's garbled. self-determination. think about the phrase. self-determination means the palestinians get to choose their own future. that's not going to happen. there's not a palestinian state on the table here. there's something ill defined that's less. you don't have an israeli partner, either, by the way, until november and depending on the nature of the government you won't have a partner then. so i really think this plan is still born. >> david ignatius, can i just ask you. is there any reason we should take jared kushner's 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

>> jared kushner's defense was no defense at all.mself personally saying i wasn't involved in this. he could have said the president was involved in birtherism for political reasons. instead jared kushner had an awkward exchange where he couldn't defend the president's comments and tried to say the president wasn't can considered racist in the past. we know the president hasn't apologized for calling for the death penalty for the central park five. black and brown boys wrongfully convicted. important also to note even while president his comments after charlottesville when a young girl died pro defendanting nazis and the president said good people might go to a nazi rally. he says that wasn't seen at racist. it's important to say the president is landing in london and stirred controversy calling meghan markle a new mother, duchess of sussex and a woman of color nasty because in 2016 she called him a misogynist. jared kushner trying to thread the line the president isn't race it while not really giving him a defense. a cringe-worthy m

jared kushner is a prime example of how those things happen. of how -- it is the people who pretend, who also agree ewith the racism and therefore pretend they don't see it or they defend it or thaw deflect. >> i want to ask you this because i had scott james on who is a trump supporter and contributor. this is not against scott. he says we shouldn't expect anyone if it was a democratic administration or anyone. especially the father-in-law. to say something derogatory about the president. >> you should come down on the pseudoof humanity. if you fall oo that logic, that says you should not have expected the wife of the slave to go along when he was outside beating the slaves and she was inside drinking tea. if you follow that logic, you say you should not have expected to be on the restaurant while they were on the next street spraying people down because that's what their uncle, cousin, brother, whatever. you should always expect a person to do the right thing. you should always expect a good human to can exhibit some level of humanity. and if

and asked for the reaction to these comments by jared kushner.at i got from that senior official was not good. it was a response of disappointment in this entire summit. i want to read to you part of what the source had to say, harris. it's very interesting and gives you some insight into the response of hamas to these efforts by the trump inscription. this officials think he was impressed by how naive jared kushner was. >> harris: forgive me, we've got to scoot to some breaking news. i appreciate you taking my question. i will chat with you more next time. i appreciate it. all right, let's get to this. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. [baby crying] >> harris: oh, my goodness. hard-rending video showing georgia officials rescuing a baby girl left inside a plastic bag in the woods of north atlanta, north of atlanta. the department is releasing this footage in hopes of identifying the mother, and now for the first time i'm going to talk with the sheriff of forsyth county georgia, ron freeman, but what hasn't been accomplished with that little one. fi

strong opinion about jared.mes out any time you try to do any report in on him. he sort of viscerally polarizing in the president's orbit and in the white house. but because he has family, because he is ivanka's husband, he's a survivor and he has favored status and sort of not unlike an octopus, he has tentacles everywhere. so he is playing the role of a sort of carl rove type on the campaign, signing off on most major decisions. he was just in bahrain working on middle east peace. he had a hand in the -- that the white house unveiled and he is now on this trip. it's not surprising that jared pops up everywhere, but it is a little confusing to people especially his critics what exactly he is doing and what his value at is. >> i always come back to the reporting in ashley's paper and others that cia flagged his background investigation. it's really hard to get cia flag. i mean, the fbi goes through and they bring certain things to the attention of the white house counsel's office, and that's standard for lots of

jared: my name is jared frederick, i am an instructor of history at penn state, and i am a reenactorh the furious fourth world war ii history group. and we are here at

tillerson testified in front of the house foreign affairs committee last month white house adviser jared cushion of negotiating independently with world leaders without telling the state department also in jordan has been what this 140 page transcript illustrates is a confirmation of what many here in washington have suspected which is that under rex tillerson the u.s. state department is not driving u.s. foreign policy that u.s. foreign policy was being driven out of the white house by the president's top advisers including by his son in law jarrett cushion or holds the title of senior adviser to the president one person has died after twin suicide attacks targeted security forces in tunisia capital the 1st explosion happened in a busy commercial district near the french embassy killing one police officer and injuring several others a 2nd suicide bomb went off near a police station on the outskirts of the city injuring 4 government has called for calm the attack has not yet been identified 20 of the world's most powerful leaders are gathering in japan ahead of what is likely to be tense

>> this is jared. he's 18. he's in city hall in oregon and according to him, he's high on mushrooms. so, he starts a fight with cops. they all wrestle and jared grabs a cops gun and shoots it. more cops jump in. it takes seven cops two full minutes to restrain jared and he comes out alive. this is white privilege. if that idea bothers you, let's call it benefit of the doubt. those cops give jared benefit of the doubt that his life matters, that his life is worth saving, even when he takes one of their guns and shoots it. of course when you're black, you rarely get that benefit of the doubt. cops killed laquan mcdonald in less than 30 minutes. but jared just got probation and a fine and a bump on the forehead. we're talking about the difference between two minutes and a few seconds. ♪ >> you want to call the police on him for having a barbecue on a sunday at the lake. >> yes. >> you've seen the videos. >> i'm white and i'm hot. >> last couple of years they've been sweeping the nation. >> put them where they belo

jared max is here. world cup getting interesting now.u.s. against spain. we've entered the knock-out stage. a loss wins a trip home. a win for team usa against spain would set up a quarter finals match against host, france. americans expected to be fully healthy today. it's on fox, 12:00 noon eastern. it happened again at dodgers stadium, a fan injured by a foul ball, a line drive hit a young woman in the head. she was hospitalized for precautionary tests, seated four rows from the field down the first baseline, just beyond where protective netting extends. last august, a woman died, hit by a foul ball at dodgers stadium. last week the white sox said they would install safety netting that goes all the way to each foul ball. happened again, the dodge wanted the final at-bat and each you ah walk-off hit by a rookie. weeks away from induction, mariano riviera hit an inside the park home run. he got the job done. you've got to go to mo. fun day. the win streak was snapped by the astros. good times for martin truex, junior. he won the nascar

. >>> senior adviser to the president jared kushner is speaking out in a rare interview discussing his role in the push for a middle east plan. speaking with "axios," the president's son-in-law who hasn't held official talks with the palestinian leadership in more than a year was w pressed it. take a look. >> do you understand why the palestinians don't trust you? >> look, i'm not here to be tru trusted. >> well, you are, frankly. to look y at it from their poin of view, when you're a businessman you look at things from their view. you've got three orthodox jews on the negotiating team. you've got the actions youf taken so far moving the u.s. embassy in its route to jerusalem. you've cut all aid to the palestinians including hospitals in east jerusalem, and you've shut down the palestinian diplomatic office in washington. i mean, can you not see why they might not want to talk to you and that they might not trust you? >> there's a difference between the palestinian leadership and the palestinian people, okay? >> and you think the palestinian people will be okay with all of those things

jared, thank you very much.ines 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 that too casual. tracee: did presid

as offered by netanyahu is friend family friend jared cushion or and i suspect that jared cushion or and his gaggle have all teary or motives motives here what they've offered as a plan that the links the economic situation of palestinians from the political. situation of occupation and apartheid which is responsible for their economic plight and what i think cushion or aims to do is present something so unpalatable that hill have the opportunity to paint palestinians as rejectionists thereby clearing political space for an extension failure for jared cushion or might mean a success that justifies antics ation by strengthening netanyahu is hand and saying hey the palestinians rejected all of this economic opportunity but of course it's economic opportunity that doesn't relieve the political pain of occupation that has cost palestinians on told billions of dollars and that this plan is actually political leverage on behalf of his family friend netanyahu and the settlement movement in israel which seeks antics ation in the jordan valley he won around the mega settlement of ma'ale adumi

about creating opportunity for the people throughout the middle east before senior white house adviser jared kushner lays out an ambitious and fancy criticized economic plan for palestinians. hello i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from cairo also coming up a controversial extradition law has been put on hold but in hong kong the protests continue. today to set the congressional testimony by former special counsel robert muller. and an uproar in the u.s. i have a migrant children being held in filthy conditions. while in charge kushner has launched the united states' $50000000000.00 formula for peace between israelis and palestinians the u.s. president's son in law and senior advisor opened a conference in bahrain on palestinian economic development part of a wider initiative to end decades of conflict how to stand in leaders there have already rejected the plan and boycotting the gathering fast roslyn jordan outlines just what jared kushner has announced to be clear. business leaders and government officials are among them all to discuss the u.s. his latest effort to resolv

jared kushner was invited by email to that meeting and went.nge. >> is it not set off at least some alarm bell when you see an email saying the russian government wants to help -- >> the email i got on my iphone said show up at 4:00. i didn't scroll down. >> it had russia in the subject line. >> again, i would get about 250 emails a day. it said show up at 4:00. i showed up at 4:00. >> would you call the fbi -- >> it's hard to do hypotheticals. the reality is we were not given anything salacious. >> to which he was disappointed, that they were not given anything salacious. >> the stunner there is i don't know. zero percent learning curve whether he would raise it to the fbi knowing what he knows now, what the country has gone through. at the end of the day he still sees the entire investigation as apparently kind of a hassle that wasn't really relevant. they were so numb to outreach from the russians it wasn't notable. >> hard to do hypothetical when this is a real scenario. >> i remember the twinkie defense. we now have the i didn't scroll dow

the senior white house adviser jared kushner has opened the u.s. economic meeting for the middle east in bahrain it's to discuss a $50000000000.00 investment plan for palestinians out in the region over the next 10 years. how the sinews have launched a general strike across girls or in protest at the conference they say their freedom and dignity cannot people. they're wrong says u.s. sanctions placed on the supreme leader and the tough against a nation that's up to washington targeted ali how many and rainy and officials with more sanctions tehran says it will continue plans. to scale down its commitment to the 2050 nuclear deal. that ethiopia has held funeral for 2 generals who were killed on saturday night the attacks a part of a failed rebellion in the northern region police have shot and killed the man they say let the strike pulls out from the capital addis ababa. it's a national day of mourning as ethiopia bids farewell to its military generals to harm conan was killed on saturday shot dead by his bodyguard in his own home mccone and was in t

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