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A private investment firm run by Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, has been paid $157m in fees since 2021 without returning any profit to investors.
The findings have fueled suspicions that Affinity Partners, may be a foreign influence-buying operation established in anticipation of the former president returning to the White House.

May be? LOL. The Trump family of grifters continues to do their thing...

"According to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, 99% of Affinity's investor funds have come from foreign sources."
"Affinity Partners, has yet to return even a cent of profit to its foreign investors."
"Kushner has not disclosed the identity of two "mystery foreign investors." Putin? Xi?
Why would foreign governments/investors give someone with no experience and a limited track record as an investor billions of dollars?

Can you imagine if Hunter Biden was running a scam like this on the American people?

"Trump's team is the Corleones with no experience." Chris Christie

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sketchy-way-jared-k...

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jared-kushner-shady...

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