Jared Kushner’s Lawyer Puts Vanity Fair on Notice Over ‘False’ Claims
Summary
Jared Kushner’s lawyer has sent a formal notice to Vanity Fair and its parent company Condé Nast, rejecting claims from an upcoming book that Kushner accessed large sums of money in foreign accounts during President Donald Trump’s first term. Kushner denies these allegations and his lawyers say the claims are false and lack proof.Key Facts
- The allegations come from a book excerpt by journalist Matthew Cole titled "Princes and Thieves," which Vanity Fair published.
- The book claims Kushner had access to foreign accounts with billions of dollars during Trump’s presidency.
- Kushner served as a senior White House adviser from 2017 to 2021 and is President Trump’s son-in-law.
- Dutch investigators reportedly found financial data from Kushner’s phone pointing to these accounts.
- Kushner’s lawyers say he was never involved with accounts named in the report and denies controlling or receiving money from foreign governments.
- President Trump also called the report “a totally false story.”
- Kushner remains involved in U.S. foreign policy efforts, including talks related to Iran.
- Kushner’s attorneys say no evidence, such as bank statements, has been provided to support the allegations.
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