Witkoff and Kushner Go To Pakistan For Iran Talks

"I can confirm @SEPeaceMissions and @jaredkushner will be off to Pakistan again tomorrow morning to engage in talks," announces @PressSec.

"The Iranians reached out, as @POTUS called on them to do, and asked for this in-person conversation." pic.twitter.com/iz3lfZ0hsi

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) April 24, 2026

Pray for peace.

Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner Subpoenaed in J6 Probe

Special counsel subpoenas Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner in Trump investigation https://t.co/DzvB13iSR8

— Just the News (@JustTheNews) February 22, 2023

It's interesting that this news breaks on the day President Trump visits East Palestine, Ohio.

Coincidence? Not likely.

Jared Kushner and Hunter Biden

Jared Kushner helped procure the first significant peace deals in the Middle East in decades. Hunter Biden snorted parmesan cheese and paints ridiculous art while holding a stake in a Chinese company. Guess who the media defend with the fiery heat of a thousand suns.

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) June 25, 2021

The media are Democrat propagandists. The truth is their enemy.

Tucker Carlson: Leaders Dither as Cities Burn

Jared Kushner: Some Governors 'Better Managers Than Others'

"Some governors ... know to the number how many ventilators they have in their state, because that's the first thing a good manager will do."

"This is a time of crisis, and you're seeing certain people are better managers than others," says Jared Kushner. pic.twitter.com/QuliAKoMBb

— Trump War Room - Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) April 3, 2020

Jared Kushner is absolutely right.

Some governors are falling short at this time of crisis.

On the matter of governors trying to shift blame for their own mismanagement, Jonathan Turley writes:

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called on the federal government to take control of the medical supply market. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker demanded that President Trump take charge and said “precious months” were wasted waiting for federal action. Some critics are even more direct in demanding a federal takeover, including a national quarantine.

It is the legal version of panic shopping. Many seem to long for federal takeovers, if not martial law. Yet like all panic shopping, they are buying into far more than they need while not doing as much as they could with what they have. For decades, governors tried to retain principal authority over public emergencies, but they did very little with those powers. While many are doing impressive work now, some governors seem as eager to contain the blame as the coronavirus. Call it political distancing.

Even if Trump nationalized the crisis by deploying troops, imposing price controls, and forcing production of ventilators, the Constitution has left most police authority and public health safety to the states in our system of federalism. The Framers believed liberties and powers were safest when held closest to citizens in local and state governments. Elected officials at the local and state levels are more readily held accountable than unknown Washington bureaucrats. Of course, with authority comes responsibility, and the latter notion is not always as welcomed as the former.

Despite all the hyperbole of the last few days, the federal authority of the president to act is much more limited than many appear to believe. Trump cannot, and should not, simply take over the crisis. While he may want to “open for business” by Easter, he has no clear authority to lift state orders for citizens to stay at home. His greatest authority is supplying assistance in the production and delivery of necessary resources such as ventilators. While he can put conditions on some assistance, he cannot commandeer the authority of governors in their responses to the pandemic.

... The Federal Emergency Management Agency was not created until 1979. Its mandate was to coordinate national responses to assist state and local governments in disasters. It was never meant to shift control.

I was a critic of the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act adopted by states in 2002 as the way to respond to public emergencies from terrorist attacks to pandemics.

...My objection was that it seemed premised on the idea that the “best cure for terrorism may be a small dose of tyranny.”

...States remain in the best position to address emergencies, and such laws gave governors ample authority to act. But they did relatively little in the next two decades to prepare for public health emergencies. A New York Health Department task force report in 2015 has resurfaced, warning that the state faces a shortage of 15,000 ventilators in a pandemic. While the report did not call for stockpiling supplies, states clearly have not done enough, individually or collectively, to set aside such resources.

The Democrats/Leftists, like Cuomo, are desperately trying to blame President Trump for their own failures. THEY left their states unprepared.

As Kushner says, it's clear that some governors are better managers than others. President Trump and the federal government has had to pick up the governors' slack, but the states must assume responsibility for their lack of preparedness.

As Turley notes, "Unlike highly centralized European countries, our leaders have the ability to make far more tailored responses on a state by state basis. Each state can tailor its response to its individual threats or needs, and look to the federal government for badly needed resources."

Some Americans have reason to be disturbed with their governors.

Jimmy Fallon: Jared Kushner Security Clearance Joke

JIMMY FALLON: Speaking of Trump, his son-in-law Jared Kushner just lost his security clearance at the White House. They say it's because of shady business dealings, financial problems, and lack of foreign policy experience. When he heard that, Trump said, 'OK, now you can call me Dad.'

Trump, Neo-Nazis, and KKK - the False Reality

Is President Trump's daughter Ivanka an Orthodox Jew?

Is President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner an Orthodox Jew?

Are three of President Trump's grandchildren being raised as Orthodox Jews?

Yes, yes, and yes.

Of course, Trump is coddling the KKK and neo-Nazis, especially given his family ties. That's understandable, right? It makes sense that he would be sympathetic to the neo-Nazi and KKK mindset, right? Right?

We're witnessing an absolutely unhinged meltdown. People are going crazy.

We need to direct our disgust at the neo-Nazis and the white supremacists and Antifa. We need to marginalize them in every way possible to keep them on the fringe of our society, where such extremists belong. We need to express our outrage over James Alex Fields Jr.'s choice to slam his car into a crowd of protesters, killing Heather Heyer. That's obvious, isn't it?

I do not believe Trump supports neo-Nazis or white supremacists. Moreover, I do not believe it's wrong for the president to acknowledge the reality of the Antifa movement. It's right to denounce violence and hatred.

People really need to calm the hell down. This is all irrational. It's a bizarre attempt to construct a false reality, by the media, by Democrats, by Republicans.

It all comes down to the fact that Trump's critics hate him. He can do nothing right because they hate him. They really hate him. They really, really hate him.

Jake Tapper: Obama lied and got away with it because the media loved him https://t.co/1VXI33bt4m

— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) August 15, 2017

Russia Scandal

Jared Kushner: 'I Did Not Collude With Russia'

Jared Kushner: “Let me be very clear: I did not collude with Russia.” pic.twitter.com/jLp04Kfiko

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 24, 2017

JARED KUSHNER: Donald Trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, and that is why he won. Suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him.

Chris Matthews: Ivanka and Jared, Saddam Hussein's Sons

Chris Matthews, MSNBC, always manages to sink to a new low.

Chris Matthews Compares Ivanka Trump & Jared Kushner to Hussein Sons https://t.co/aYKLMvS2qY

— The Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) March 28, 2017

CHRIS MATTHEWS: You know, we kid, I kid about everything, but, you know, Uday and Qusay working for Saddam Hussein-- you couldn't go to a restaurant and have eye contact with one of those guys without getting killed. These people are really powerful. Imagine getting into a fight in the office with Jared or Ivanka. They have enormous power. And they're always gonna be there.

From the Daily Wire:

Uday and Qusay Hussein were two of the most evil individuals ever to walk the earth. To compare those two inhuman creatures – even in an oblique fashion – to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner is unconscionable. It's not only shockingly inappropriate, but it dulls the American people's intellectual and emotional senses to the reality of wickedness.

Just as comparing President Donald Trump's policies to those implemented during the Holocaust demeans those who suffered under the Third Reich, comparing Ivanka Trump and Kushner to the Hussein brothers cheapens the agony of all who were tortured, raped, and murdered under the late-Ba'athist regime.

Chris Matthews is truly a disgrace.

Bill O'Reilly apologized for his comment comparing Maxine Waters' wig to James Brown's hair. While insulting, O'Reilly's dig is nothing compared to what Matthews said.

Will Matthews apologize for his horrible remarks about the First Daughter and her husband?

Unlikely.

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Read about Uday and Qusay's crimes here.

Jimmy Fallon: Jared Kushner, 'Exchange' Trump Joke

JIMMY FALLON: In a new interview, Trump's son-in-law and top advisor Jared Kushner said the government should be run like a company where the citizens are the customers. Then people said, 'Well, in that case, we have a president we'd like to exchange.'

Jimmy Fallon: Jared Kushner Joke

JIMMY FALLON: It just came out that Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner had an undisclosed meeting with a Russian bank that was under sanctions by Obama. When he heard his son-in-law was having meetings with shady Russians, Trump said, 'You could start calling me Dad.'

Jimmy Fallon: Jared Kushner Joke

JIMMY FALLON: There's another scandal for the White House. It came out today that Trump's son-in-law and top advisor Jared Kushner will be questioned about his meetings with Russian officials. If they find out he did anything illegal, he'll be sentenced to still being Trump's son-in-law.