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No divestment, a looser ethics plan, and Kushner’s $2 billion
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An investment, not a payment to Trump. Still a conflict.
After leaving the White House, Jared Kushner’s firm Affinity Partners took a $2 billion commitment from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund. Senate investigators found the fund paid fees on it. It is investment capital managed by Kushner, not money given to Trump. [1]
In 2026 Kushner was again negotiating on the administration’s behalf in the Middle East, and Democrats asked how he separated that from raising Gulf money. [2]
Senator Wyden’s investigation reports information Affinity supplied, including fees on committed capital. Claims about improper purpose remain the investigator’s conclusions.
Democratic oversight correspondence renews conflict questions in 2026; it is not a criminal verdict.
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Saudi Arabia’s wealth fund committed $2 billion to his investment firm and paid fees; it was investment capital, not a gift.
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