Jared Kushner has announced intentions to legally challenge allegations made in a new book by journalist Matthew Cole, which claims he engaged in corrupt dealings with foreign leaders during his time as a senior adviser. The book alleges Kushner profited billions in exchange for influencing U.S. foreign policy. Kushner has denied these claims, stating they are unfounded and lacking evidence. His attorney has indicated that they have sent a letter to the book's publisher, Simon & Schuster, challenging the allegations and threatening legal action.
Key facts
- Jared Kushner plans to sue over allegations in Matthew Cole's book.
- The book claims Kushner profited billions from foreign deals.
- Kushner denies all allegations, calling them categorically false.
- His attorney sent a letter to Simon & Schuster challenging the claims.
- Critics have raised concerns about Kushner's potential conflicts of interest.
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