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and public relations risks due to kushner's involvement. bennett explores the close relationship between kushner, the trump administration, and the crown prince that helped shape the deal. geoff: as president donald trump bill ties with saudi royals, one person was usually in the room, his son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. like trump, kushner arrived at the white house as a businessman with no foreign policy experience. but he quickly became a critical surrogate for trump abroad, and the architect of much of the administration's middle east strategy. >> we hope this can start a more historic journey for the middle east and beyond. ♪ geoff: on the campaign trail, candidate trump took a harsh line on the kingdom. mr. trump: we protect saudi arabia. why aren't they paying? geoff: he attacked hillary clinton for her ties to a country he called a criminal enterprise. mr. trump: these are people that kill women and treat women horribly. and yet you take their money. geoff: but as president, he charted a different course with the countr

>> jared kushner is not a private equity guy. he's a commercial real estate guy.ly open a private equity firm, the are different enterprises. it's like me doing surgery. he just can't switch. the fact that the saudi's would invest his clear political mafioso behavior. you help me, i help you, down the road you help me. it is classic mafia-like corruption. there's not much more to be said except that it is shameless. >> it sounds to me like it is mbs giving basically a payoff to his buddy jared kushner that protected the saudi weapons sales that congress was trying to resend after evidence came forward that mbs order the killing of jamaal khashoggi who was a global opinions columnist for the washington post. for a senior u.s. official to do that is unconscionable. judy: and yet it happened. there are no rules, no legal limits to doing something like this. are there? david: we used to think that people were restrained by common decency but that dream went away a long time ago. judy: we will leave it there. david brooks and jonathan kapart. thank you both. and on the

kushner's. a two billion dollar investment, that would pay kushner's firm 25 million bucks a year. 25 million bucks a year before he even makes one single investment, he gets to take that home. now steve mnuchin, like him or not, actually has a good track record as an investor. how can i explain this, jet gets an extra quarter point kiss? >> as you know stuff, first of all, these rates are actually lower than your typical two and 20 model 2% management fee for a private equity fund, but yes, even within that, you have a clear contrast between mnuchin and kushner in these documents that we are reviewed. with mnuchin they say, due diligence, very satisfactory, where they are especially happy, not only with his past track record, but his future interest, which includes cybersecurity, media and entertainment. his treasury experience is very jermaine, we will give him a 1% management fee at one billion dollars to work with. in jarred's case, as we have discussed, they were concerned, they were not sa

jared kushner has no track record as an investor. zero.re going into the white house, and as i wrote in kushner inc., he wasn't very good at it. also as i reported in kushner, inc., you know, it appeared that much of his foreign policy was orchestrated for the benefit of the family real estate business which was in trouble. why now has mbs given his fund with no track record $2 billion to invest while last night i broke news on my sub stack news letter, vicky ward investigates saying that basically jared kushner, according to three very well-placed sources with direct knowledge, handed over to mbs and his father, american intelligence suggesting that a cousin of mbs who has long had the support of washington, who is considered a hero by the cia being given a medal was thinking of sticking up his hand and deposing, this is a man who was the crown prince at the time. jared kushner basically handed the saudis this information thereby giving mohammed bin salman the opportunity to get rid of his rival, kneecap him. this man has not been heard o

and jared kushner's dubious deal with saudi arabia. what did he promise to get a $2 billion investment for? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right. we have some breaking news on day 51 of russia's invasion of ukraine. russian state media is reporting that major general vladimir, the deputy general of the army has been killed in combat. nbc news has not been able to confirm this reporting, but it would make frolov the eighth to be killed in ukraine. how do we explain the sorry state of putin's military campaign? "the washington post" max boot has a theory and it has to do with antiwokeness. he says years decried wokeness. trump has dangerously suggested that military shouldn't be constricted by humanitarian concerns. trump has bordered on expressing fondness for war crimes. he's endorsed torture, wished for troops to bomb the bleep it of terrorists and kill their families. and all of that is on full display in ukraine, where russian troops are about as anti-woke as you can get. we've heard numerous reports of torture and

and jared kushner's deal with saudi arabia. what did he promised to get a two billion dollar investment for? i'm a man why dean, let's get started. all right, we have some breaking news on day 51 of russia's invasion of ukraine. russian state media's reporting that major general vladimir floral, the deputy commander of russia's eight army has been killed in combat. nbc news has not been able to independently confirmed this reporting, but it would make jenner floor off at least eight russian general to be killed in ukraine. and it follows the combat depths of another 24 kernels. how do we explain this sorry state of putin's military campaign? washington post communist max boot has a theory, and i was to do with anti wokeness. areas that trump and putin another like-minded ideals have for years decried wokeness. trump in particular has they dearly suggested that military shouldn't be constructed by humanitarian concerns. trump has bordered on expressing fondness for war crimes. he's endorsed torture, and even kill the families of

everyone involved in their, in evaluating jack kushner's request for money from the saudis. everyone thought it was a bad idea. the new york times reports objections included, quote, the experience of jared kushner and they found that the funds that he set up was, quote, unsatisfactory in all respects. and the people evaluating this request that the management fee that would guarantee him at least $25 million a year, quote, seems excessive. and the, and they also found a doing business with jared kushner without public relations risk. and after all of that professional assessment mohammed bin salman, the murderous dictator of saudi arabia simply overruled the investment professionals in saudi arabia, and handed jared kushner two billion dollars to play with anywhere integration or wants to. this is two billion dollars in blood money that jared kushner earned with his unflinching public support for the murder of saudi dictator, even after we knew that not only was jamal khashoggi murdered, but his body was cut up in pieces by the murderers. they did it all on tape. an audiota

of those three, one of them, kushner flew their secretly. we didn't learn about it until after he was back. long after it was over. that was the trip that reportedly included several nights where jared kushner and the crown prince of saudi arabia, muhammad bin sal lan, mbs, jared and mbs reportedly stayed up until 4:00 in the morning swapping stories and planning strategy, end quote. . shortly after jared kushner got back from that trip, the saudi crown prince mbs rounded up nearly hundreds of members of the royal family and rich saudis and jailed them and including torturing them in the ritz carl ton hotel and lots of them were forced to give up billions of dollars and any claims to power they might have. an mbs didn't just have tactic support from the white house for that bizarre crackdown, president trump tweeted his approval of it. and trump also incredibly supported saudi arabia's weird economic blockade of their neighbor qatar, even though qatar is a staunch u.s. ally, and they host a gigantic u.s. military base that houses 10,000 amer

but here's why jared kushner is so important to the committee. committee is looking at whether or not the president of the united states at that time had in mind defrauding the american people. was he engaged in corruptly obstructing a government proceeding, the certification of our democracy and of the election of joe biden? did he know what he was doing was a fraud? and jared kushner, having talked with the president for days on end after the election loss on november 3rd, will have a good idea of donald trump's state of mind. was he aware that he lost? was he aware that it was impossible to challenge the certification of biden's victory? was he knowingly trying to basically just steam roll everyone to get what he wanted, even though he knew what he was seeking was both probably illegal and not true? >> carol, why do you think kushner was the first family member to testify? and if/when can we expect ivanka to follow suit? >> i understand the committee is still working on the terms and the timing for ivanka trump, the president's daughter. but y

so, we don't know exactly what jared kushner said.y have been fairly innocuous things he like this is the person who arrived on this day and that day. and those things can be helpful to connect the dots or identify witnesses they didn't previously know about. and one reference to sending an email to jared kushner in the context of releasing the cracken and getting sidney pole to be the lead and the face of the effort to overturn the election from the contectst of that text message, it sounds like jared kushner was at least being asked to be intimately involved in that strategy. i'd want to ask about that and i think that could involve uncomfortable details for donald trump. >> for sure. and eugene, so he's the first trump family member to speak and his wife is ivanka, the former president's daughter. >> i think chairman, bennie thompson, said himself they're still in contact with her team, trying to figure out what agreement they can get to do get her to speak to the committee. because the committee definitely wants to hear from her.

i think that's part of what's motivating jared kushner to speak. also remember that his father spent two years in federal prison. you want to talk about a motivator to stay out of prison, how about watching your dad serve time in federal prison? i think that's motivating him as well. while we're all focused on what jared might be able to offer regarding the planning of january 6th and the day of january 6th, even though he was out of the country, let's not forget there's another remit in the portfolio of the committee and that is the big lie, the attempt to overturn a valid election, and there's where i think the value of jared comes in. how many people told the president this was not a fraudulent election? how many told him to stop trying to overturn the election? and if jared was among those people, if jared was trying to talk him out of the big lie, if jared can give us a list of names and if jared had mentioned his wife ivanka, that brings her into the mix. i think there's tremendous value here. >> in terms of a legal case, though, which is wha

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this is something jared kushner has been involved in for a while.terms of our own country, it is just appalling that there could be such a massive payoff for a former government official by a foreign government whose interest mbs or rather kushner was very, very handily representing here when he was in the united states. it speaks to a glaring lack of rules that should prohibit business dealings by former government officials, services, employment by former government officials to foreign governments after their work. he creates a massive conflict of interest. clearly, the fact this find has just come into existence with the fact there is no experience on kushner's side for running any kind of fund and yet it gets billions of dollars from one principled investor, mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia, just reeks. congressional investigation about everything that transpired fund before the fund was set up and every thing happening now. amy: we should say our guests sarah leah whitson is not only had of dawn, but she has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the

kushner was a close adviser to president trump. to know from him what the former president's mindset was leading up to the attacks, what were his hopes, desires, expectations, what messages if any did jared kushner receive throughout the day. text messages recently revealed by ginni thomas, the conservative activist and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, one of her messages in november appears to reference jared kushner when she talks about her plot to keep donald trump in power, even though he lost the election. in terms of where the investigation goes next, the committee wants to talk to ivanka trump, who was in washington by her father's side for much that much day. she's in a position to provide potentially more valuable information and the latest numbers from a economy aide, they've done more than 800 interviews and received more than 90,000 records. >> sahil on capitol hill, thank you so much. >>> overnight a line of severe storms brought lightning, strong winds and heavy rain up the east coast. possible tornado s

remember, the white house said they are not invoking that on kushner or his wife ivanka trump. committee feels as though he has some information may be relevant to what happened on january 6, especially given how close he was to the president, although he was not in the country, they are also interested in hearing more from jenny thomas, that his the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, and what she may know surrounding that day. >> reporter: jared kushner set for a virtual hearing with the committee investigating the january 6 the salt of the u.s. capital. kushner was returning from an overseas trip at the time of the attack, but committee members believe he may still have relevant testimony. committee chairman bennie thompson said, you did not have to be in washington to know what was going on. i don't think anybody would not say he would have some knowledge of the plans around what would occur. the white house says president biden will not assert executive privilege over kushner's testimony. >> the president has spoken to the fact that january 6th was one of the da

in kushner's fund was that he would like to avoid media attention.sti. i can imagine that kushner was trying to keep a low profile at this point in time. remember, nicole, one thing striking about this story is the documents we're quoting from are dated late june of 2021. by that point in time, it's less than six months after kushner left his white house job and he's already well under way with this saudi deal. presumably he's been to riyadh to discuss the deal, provided a pitch book and all the particulars. that would have been weeks if not months prior in order to pull that information together and give the saudi fund time to consider it. it's possible that he was hoping to lock them in as a cornerstone investment which is what he ultimately got. they became the anchor, if you will, the cornerstone of the deal and then the plan i think was probably to go from there and try to get additional investors interested. i will say his recent security filing shows he has a total of three overseas investors, so there must be two others in the mix. >> right,

and is founded yet kushner.o billion dollar state they were giving him could screw that up. the saudi government, under mbs, giving jared kushner two billion dollars really does look like not just payments for services rendered, but also a down payment for services expected. if you had to explain corruption, if you have to explain being compromised by a foreign power to like a seven year old. this will be a good coating book to start with. what are we as a country supposed to do about a situation like this? joining us now is congressman jamie raskin. he sits on the oversight and the judiciary committee, and then investigation, congressman raskin, it is really good to see you. thanks very much for being here. >> i'm delighted to be with you rachel meadow, i will come back to the show. >> i know you can make the see warm for me. i'm floored, i should be ford by the new york times reporting because it feels like a textbook example right now who was compromised by foreign power, and it seems like about two u.s. offi

kushner was returning from an overseas trip at the time of the attack, but committee members believe. committee chairman bennie thompson said, "you didn't have to be in washington to know what was going on. i don't think anybody would not say he would have some knowledge of the plans around what would occur." >> hi, everyone -- >> reporter: the white house says president biden will not assert executive privilege for kushner's testimony. >> the president has spoken to the fact that january 6 was one of the darkest days in our country's history, and we must have a full accounting of what happened to ensure that it never occurs again. >> reporter: the same is true for kushner's wife, ivanka trump. the committee is negotiating for her testimony. the january 6th committee is also looking to bring in ginny thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas following revelations that she worked with the trump white house to try to overturn the election. cbs news obtained texts between thomas and white house chief of staff mark meadows showing coordination including this one just after th

they went straight into jared kushner's project. kelly are the two behind the exit reporting of the new york times. they join me now. from reporting standpoint it's access to the red flags of the panel that is looking for the investment run by the mbs. give us some context for that panel as -- i want to give a tip of the hat to david was deeply involved in getting hold of. those essentially, there was this investment committee chris that was tasked with looking integrated my detail at the potential investments. in this, case it was considered part of the international investment division of the public investment fund. they've six different areas of focus. and the staff did some work on our viewing the pitch that you had given them. considering the structure, investment goes our big at the time. and, fact we learned that there were a number of case studies presented. they were mostly real estate. although now we understand the funds and objectives maybe broader. at the time they look at that, they look at the fee structure, they look

first of all, let's talk about jared kushner and his testimony.given that his wife and his father in law were in the white house on the day of january 6th and were still looking for clarity about what the two of them were doing for a several hour period. >> that's a good question and it's not immediately clear why kushner decided he would talk to the committee. part of it must be that he was out of the country on january 6th. he was coming back from the middle east where he was wrapping up his abraham accords and negotiations. he testified for more than six hours as nbc reported and we separately confirmed. one of the things that didn't come up, though, and this is interesting in its absence is that the committee did not ask kushner about a text message from ginni meadows to mark -- ginni thomas to mark meadows where she describes having sent materials to jared kushner related to overturn the 2020 election. none the little, my source on the committee said the committee was very happy with the way the deposition went and they received a lot of good

barbara, people seem more excited about kushner's testimony. he gave his impressions of what happened on the sixth. but let's be straight here, are we kidding ourselves? jared kushner wasn't there on january six. he was on a plane. so what's jarred thinks and how he feels, that's secondhand information. where is how is that gonna get anywhere? >> i agree with that, stephanie. certainly, we don't know all of the contents of what he had to say, but he did speak for six hours and members of the committee did say that he was forthcoming. i think it's important to consider that the relevant information is not just that which is confined to that day but to the extent they're interested in the planning leading up to that day, the rally that they had who funded the rally who organized it, who brought people in, all of those things are important. the pressure that donald trump was exerting on mike pence to abuse his authority to certify the election results. all of that was occurring even in the lead up to january six, in the months between the election

barbara, people seem more excited about kushner's testimony. happened on the sixth. but let's be straight here, are we kidding ourselves? jared kushner wasn't there on january six. he was on a plane. so what's jarred thinks and how he feels, that's secondhand information. where is how is that gonna get anywhere? >> i agree with that, stephanie. certainly, we don't know all of the contents of what he had to say, but he did speak for six hours and members of the committee did say that he was forthcoming. i think it's important to consider that the relevant information is not just that which is confined to that day but to the extent they're interested in the planning leading up to that day, the rally that they had who funded the rally who organized it, who brought people in, all of those things are important. the impression that donald trump was exerting on mike pence to abuse his authority to certify the election results. all of that was occurring even in the lead up to january six, in the months between the election and the insurrection. so i th

kushner. >> and was jared kushner combative? was he cooperatedive?hat he said, but for a session that lasted six hours, how would you describe how he was responding to the questions? >> i -- he was not combative. he was precise, and he didn't volunteer anything, but he did answer questions. if he remembered the answers. so it was not a combative or a, you know, vol tatile exchange a all. >> and congresswoman, the "new york times" is reporting that president biden told his inner circle that he believed the former president was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted, and that he wanted attorney general merrick garland to act less like a ponderous judge, used in a quote and more like a prosecutor taking decisive action. are you frustrated with the attorney general, do you think he's acting too much like a judge and not like an attorney general or a prosecutor? >> well, i you know, all i know is what i read in the "new york times" on that. but when it comes to the referrals that the committee has made for prosecution, because the committee is a v

this was a voluntary deposition of jared kushner.mittee for a significant amount of time, more than six hours. that is pretty standard. the committee usually conducts lengthy depositions. but when they fill that entire time, it likely means they're at least likely getting answers to the questions, the questioned they posed to jared kushner. he of course is a key player in all of this. he wasn't in washington on january 6th, but he was one of president trump's closest advisers. of course he's his son-in-law and was in and around the white house and the campaign in the time between the november election and january 6th, where trump and his associates were doing a lot to spread information and peddle these lies about the election results, john. >> very quickly, place this along with everything else, including the developments involving jenny thomas, the wife of clarence thomas. >> reporter: well, it shows that the committee is starting to zero in on a focus here. they are definitely interested not just in what happened here january 6th

what do we know about what kushner actually said?porter: laura, this time we don't know what was said in this interview but one committee member did tell cnn that he was volunteering information about january 6th. laura, the interviews can go one of two ways, they're short, they don't answer and they have an official reason why they're not going to engage. this is substantial interview, six hours, even for this type of investigation. six hours is a lot of time for someone to be sitting with the committee including someone like kushner especially. so now the question is whether kushner revealed anything the committee didn't know about his father-in-law, about what happened in the white house on january 6th. >> so we know the committee is also really interested in getting to the bottom of what happened with the seven-hour gap in the white house call records from january 6th. you've been doing some great reporting on this. what do you learn? >> my colleagues and i have been digging into this trying to figure out what happened. why aren'

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certainly, kushner could speak to other efforts.nterest to the committee. the president's mindset in the weeks, that would be of interest to the committee. more than that, i think we should note this as another first page of a new chapter in the investigation, where they really are zeroing in on thinner circle of the trump orbit, in terms of officials and family. i don't know they'll get a degree of cooperation from others, but this comes in a moment where the committee is broadening its probe, including to the rally before the insurrection, the one at thelipse, where so many of the other trump family members were in attendance. so that's going to be an area of real focus here for the committee going forward. >> yeah, and the committee certainly getting a lot of what it needs, including all of the documents. before he refused to testify from the white house, mark meadows. republican madison cawthorn claimed during a podcast interview last week he had been invited to sex parties by some of his older colleagues and then he said watche

. >> and i doubt very much that jared kushner is the john dean in all of this, but just a few momentszo lofgren of the january 6th committee and she was talking about commissioner's testimony before the committee some six hours last week and said kushner was not combative with his answers, he was precise. i wonder what you make of that, jeffrey? >> well, it's very hard to know in the abstract. i mean, i think, to kushner's credit that unlike so many people around donald trump, he's at least showing up and answering questions of the january 6th committee, but it's really hard to evaluate his answers without knowing what they are. you know, the fact that he was precise can mean a lot of different things and i wouldn't want to speculate exactly but it is good that he answered questions and we'll see if there's anyone there and i agree with you, kushner is unlikely to be that person who will simply say, look, all of this that was going on was wrong. >> right. and, you know, jeff, the committee will seek an interview with ginny thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, looking

>> well, actually intrigued by the potential value of jared kushner as a witness.long time, and he went in voluntarily, and he did not take the fifth. a lot of other advisers took the fifth. and he kept himself separate from the whole big lie and january 6th himself, and he was not physically present in the country. so i would approach jared kushner as i was investigating as a witness, and inner circle witness and i would want to know what he knew about other key players and steve bannon, and s skivano, and if he is willing to come truthful, he could truthful. >> and his wife, ivanka trump was with her father for a good portion of the january 6th. so, elie, the investigation has been to include the people who helped to plan the rally of to insurrection, and what is that telling you about the direction of the investigation, and not just looking at the events of that day? >> well, jim, for the first time we are seeing the tangible indicator that the justice department is moving above literal ground level of the 700 prosecutions so far, every single one of them except

a source telling us kushner was cooperative.ves that kushner did not invoke the fifth amendment. i was outside the room, i could see on the screen through a blind what looked like text messages, blue bubbles on an iphone so it gives you a sense of what was being talked about during those six hours as the committee continues to try to get more answer. >> and ali, what's the latest on president biden's pick for the supreme court, judge ketanji brown jackson? >> this is an intervening week. the committee began its mark up. they have to wait a week until next monday where they can do the committee vote to send ketanji's nomination to the full senate floor. we are getting a sense of how they're going to vote here. senator susan collin is going to be a yes, maing this a bipartisan confirmation. lindsey graham announced he was going to be a no. and really that leaves us with just a few republicans left to look at. senator mit romney could be someone that may be able to get to yes. he met with the judge and he said he's probably not goi

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kushner's the first family member and he's the highest-ranking trump administration official to speak with the committee so far. an nbc source described him as cooperative and friendly. saying he did the talking instead of the lawyer. kushner voluntarily agreed to it, and one member of the committee said his interview provided needed insight. >> what i'll say is that, you know, we were able to ask for his impression about the third party accounts of the events that happened that day and around that day, so he was able to voluntarily provide information to us, to verify, substantiate, provide his own, you know, take on the different reporting. so it was really valuable for us to have the opportunity to speak to him. >> it should be noted that kushner was traveling back to the middle east on the day of january 6th, not there for all of the events around the riot. >>> after days of negotiating, senate leaders have reached a tentative agreement to provide $10 billion in new covid-19 aid. if the agreement holds, it will likely leave out $5 billion in foreign assistance from the $15.6 billi

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>> kushner was a pretty big guy on the committee.ly one of the closest in the inner circle to be interviewed so far. but we have to remember he wasn't in the white house for most of the days leading up to january 6th. he was flying back from saudi arabia. there were things leading up to january 6th. we have several books about trump's overturning the election and we know kushner had been asked to intervene to help tell the president he had lost the election. so this is, again, part of the committee's attempts to build the entire story of what happened here, not just the january 6th lead-up to it, the election fraud conspiracies have percolated for him. and he's someone who can help tell that narrative. it seems he was actually a cooperative witness on thursday. it wasn't a total surprise that he would show up. but the fact that he did testify for what seems like it was an hours-long interview, the fact that he appeared to be a relatively forthcoming witness, that lawmakers afterward called valuable, this is an important thing toward

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today, jared kushner, the ex presidents son-in-law, became the highest profile witness to appear before the bipartisan committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. he appeared virtually and answered questions for about seven hours. although his willingness to cooperate may seem surprising, which we noted unlike many high-profile trump aides, it does appear that kushner was not all that involved in the run up to the insurrection. he was out of the country in the days leading up to the attack. he did not return until the day of the six. today kushner is the highest ranking official to speak to the committee and the first member of donald trump's family. a source in the rooms that he was cooperative and friendly, talking at length and not invoking privilege. as we move closer to the public hearings by the general six committee scheduled for later this spring, it is remarkable when you think about how much the committee has already accomplished. as of this month, they spoken to almost 600 witnesses and issued 90's opinions, they gathered evidence to provide a definitive account in

kushner, the highest ranking trump official interviewed so far.e first trump family interviewed by the committee cooperative, friendly and did most of the talking opposed to lawyers. with his interview in the book questions swirled about who the committee might interview next. nkz reported that the ex-president's daughter is in talks to appear voluntarily as well. joining us is jackie alamani and miles taylor is back. executive director of the renew america movement. it wasn't knowable at the time but turns out that monday's opinion, ruling by a federal judge in central california was just ignition fuel for the committee's case, pressure on doj and for this larger argument they're making. let me read from the opinion that started the week. i don't have it. here it is. judge carter says if eastman and trump's plan worked it would have ended the peaceful transition of power under the constitution. that is the reason for liz cheney's role as vice chair, the animating sort of cause of her departure from the good graces from the current republican elec

today, jared kushner, the ex presidents son-in-law, became the highest profile witness to appear before the bipartisan committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. he appeared virtually and answered questions for about seven hours. although his willingness to cooperate may seem surprising, which we noted unlike many high-profile trump aides, it does appear that kushner was not all that involved in the run up to the insurrection. he was out of the country in the days leading up to the attack. he did not return until the day of the six. today kushner is the highest ranking official to speak to the committee and the first member of donald trump's family. a source in the rooms that he was cooperative and friendly, talking at length and not invoking privilege. as we move closer to the public hearings by the general six committee scheduled for later this spring, it is remarkable when you think about how much the committee has already accomplished. as of this month, they spoken to almost 600 witnesses and issued 90's opinions, they gathered evidence to provide a definitive account in

this is coming days after the committee got voluntary cooperation from trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, cooperation committee members are painting as very helpful. >> we were able to ask for his impression about these third party accounts of the events that happened that day and around that day, so he was able to voluntarily provide information to us, to verify, substantiate, provide his own, you know, take on this different reporting, so it was really valuable for us to have the opportunity to speak to him. >>> also coming up, new challenges to the "don't say gay" bill that florida governor ron desantis just signed into law. in just a few minutes, i'm going to talk to a florida high school student, president of his class, who was among those legally changing the law's very existence. that conversation is ahead that you don't want to miss. >>> but we do want to begin with that breaking news and the potential sign of diplomacy or success from diplomacy in the war on ukraine. the head of the ukrainian delegation, david, just a short time ago, in a televised interview, saying draft peace

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you know, jared kushner actually wasn't at the white house on january 6th.erseas business trip so there's only so much he can provide. the key person that the committee is still very interested in talking to is his wife, ivanka trump. >> all right, for now, allie raffa, we will stay on this and see how it proceeds, because so much more to develop when it comes to the january 6th investigation. thank you. >>> by the way, in the next hour, former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade is going to join me to talk about what if anything ramifications ginni thomas's actions could have for herself or her husband. >>> and congresswoman zoe lofgren is going to be my guest to discuss how the committee plans to move forward and whether they're going to subpoena ginni thomas. >>> our coverage continues from poland, where thousands are crossing the border every single day. some of them, cancer-stricken children in dire need of treatment. i'm going to talk to a woman working to get those kids here to the united states. working to get those kids here to the unitestd ates allergies

this is hope hicks, jason miller, bill, dan, jard ced kushner.s and the group chat. quote you are all war yriors of epic proportions. keep the faith and fight. there's also a new exchange we never heard before between mark meadows and don jr. this is on january 6, and it's critical because it shows even the president's son is pleading for him to act and stop the violence. donald trump jr. says he has to condemn this, you can read it up there. asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. mark meadows, i'm pushing it hard. i agree. donald trump jr., this is one you go to the mattresses on. they will try to f his entire legacy on this. if it gets worse. it's a little strange. the god father reference there. but look, these texts under score that the committee was interested in what trump was doing. leading up to january 6. but very specifically what he wasn't doing. while these allies and his own children are pleading with him to act. >> it seems like strong evidence. >> yeah. they have the receipts. we have just shown you ones. in this paiece on c

kushner came in voluntarily and spent this time answering questions.nt. >> i assume he answered all your questions, right? >> well, what he could remember, he responded to. >> the length of today's interview, more than six hours, would seem to cover a lot of ground, a lot of territory. do you expect to cover that same amount of information, for example, with his wife, ivanka, should she meet with you as well? >> well, we're still engaging with her counsel, and we do hope that she will come in and talk to the committee. it just depends on, you know, there is a lengthy process going through the events leading up to january 6th. obviously we're interested on what happened the day itself. it was a terrible day for the united states. but it didn't just happen randomly on january 6th that thousands of people came and brutalized the police and tried to stop the transfer of power. so, there were steps leading up to it. and we need to uncover all of those steps. and not every person who talks to us was part of the plot. but people heard things. people saw thing