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Trump MELTS DOWN After His Family GETS OUSTED

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Trump MELTS DOWN After His Family GETS OUSTED

The transcript details extensive allegations of corruption involving Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law and top adviser, claiming he used his political influence to funnel over $700 million in funds from Middle Eastern governments—particularly Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Azerbaijan—through secret bank accounts. Dutch intelligence intercepted Kushner’s iPhone X, revealing access to a UAE account receiving funds from Azerbaijan, with suspected government ties. Kushner has denied the claims, asserting they are fabricated and lacking evidence, while arguing his volunteer status exempts him from financial disclosures. Critics point to his deep, unofficial engagement in diplomatic negotiations with Saudi and Russian leaders, as well as the $2 billion Saudi investment he secured despite lacking experience. These actions have drawn sharp scrutiny from watchdogs and lawmakers, with bipartisan support for investigation, including from Congresswoman Robert Garcia, who placed Kushner among top targets for inquiry. The narrative underscores a pattern of political and financial misconduct, with critics accusing the Republican Party of ignoring or minimizing such behavior—especially in contrast to similar scrutiny of other figures like Hunter Biden. The story raises serious questions about transparency, conflict of interest, and the role of non-official government figures in shaping foreign policy and financial deals.

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Alright folks, we have to talk about this new major bombshell story about the Trump administration, more specifically the Trump family and Jared Kushner, and the many different ways that Kushner has enriched himself using politics, embedded himself into our government despite not serving in any official role, and the ways that he has used that to benefit him and the Trump family. This story, when I read it, genuinely made me angry because of how blatantly corrupt everything is, and I think you're going to have the same reaction. So let's get into it, not waste any time. The art of the deal, this is an excerpt from a new book, Jared Kushner's hacked phone revealed his secret negotiations, including more than $700 million in transfers, an exclusive excerpt from princes and thieves, Jared Kushner and Mohammed bin Zayed, secret plot to remake the Middle East, examines how bank accounts linked the president's son-in-law and former senior adviser to Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. Just check this out. So mind-blowingly corrupt, in late spring 2020, a source I knew, according to this journalist, called me with a story. The Dutch government had hacked into Jared Kushner's phone and monitored him as he accessed a Dubai-based bank account. What was odd, the source said, was that the money in the account hundreds of millions of dollars had come from a bank in Azerbaijan. Most importantly, Kushner appeared to have transferred significant amounts of money from the Dubai account to other individuals, including a warlord, a mercenary, and a one-time hitman. The story sounded preposterous, I told my source, and yet, and of course, this is according to Vanity Fair who reported on the story who got the scoop. Six months later, I found myself speaking with someone else who about the UAE government and their use of mercenaries in conflicts around the Middle East and Africa, and when I asked on a whim whether they knew anything about Kushner and bank transfers from a UAE account, my acquaintance grew quiet, they then replied, "Yes." This is a story that might come out of like a James Bond movie, like a fictional movie, but it's actually real, and this has happened, it's been extensively reported on in this book and by Vanity Fair, and I want to share you some other details. In the Hague, the MIVD hacking team tried to reverse engineer the Russian penetration of Kushner's iPhone, Kushner owned what was then the latest model of iPhone X, released in November 2017, it featured Face ID, a state-of-the-art security feature that Apple had promoted at its launch. The Dutch team had been trying to pick the phone's door lock, so to speak. When it occurred to them that the Russians may have found an unlocked window to gain entry, instead, their hypothesis was correct. By early 2018, the MIVD had found access into the iPhone, a vulnerability that gave them access. The security exploit wasn't perfect, however, some malware allows a hacker to turn a victim's phone into a microphone and video camera, turn the phone on, or off, and pull and add files. The Dutch solution did not provide that level of access. Instead, when Kushner used the phone, they could see his screen, almost as soon as they got inside, the intelligence service began capturing every image of Kushner's screen as he used it, filing their own cache of surveillance on their internal computer servers. As they monitored Kushner's phone, they discovered he used it to log into a UAE bank account. By the time the Dutch spies had visibility into the phone, the account had received hundreds of millions of dollars from a bank account in Azerbaijan. Their initial assessment was that the bank account was affiliated with the government there. I am sick to my stomach, sick to my stomach. Jared Kushner, behind these backdoors, all the way back in Donald Trump's first term, was getting all of this money from governments in the Middle East, being funneled through a variety of different directions, and he was using that money for his benefit, his family benefit, Donald Trump's benefit, Ivanka Trump's benefit, and they just pretend like it didn't happen. Matter of fact, Jared Kushner has actually responded to the story already saying Vanity Fair posted an excerpt from a book containing outrageous and categorically false allegations. The allegations made by this author are completely insane and never happened. We denied every single one of these claims on the record, yet the author failed to provide a single shred of evidence to substantiate any of them. No bank statements, wire transfer records, account numbers, transaction dates, or other verifiable details were provided to support these extraordinary accusations. Maybe you should read the book. I don't know. During the period in question, I was one of the most scrutinized people in the world subjected to intense media coverage, multiple congressional investigations, and a special counsel investigation. I voluntarily cooperated with these investigations, providing over 30 hours of testimony. None of these allegations ever surfaced because none of these events ever happened. These are outrageous fabrications being presented as investigative journalism. This is not journalism. It's a mixture of fantasy fiction and advocacy written by someone who is either deeply disturbed or acting with sinister intent. Do you believe Jared Kushner? Do you believe Jared Kushner or do you believe the folks behind this book who spent so much time, I'm sure, vetting the information in this and Jared Kushner's deep connections? I mean, my God, including more than $700 million in transfers, and Jared Kushner included these two screenshots from the article in his tweets where he denied it outright and said it absolutely never happened. But to be clear, corruption surrounding Jared Kushner and allegations against him are not new. These allegations have been there a long time, and there's a lot of questions that he still hasn't answered in regards to his business dealings with the Middle East. Remember, after Donald Trump got out of office, he mysteriously obtained $2 billion from Saudi Arabia that was just sitting in a bank account that he could use for private equity and investing and stuff like that. It's like, what are we doing? Remember Hunter Biden sold paintings and Republicans wanted to launch an investigation because he painted. And Jared Kushner got $2 billion from Saudi Arabia? Oh, it's no problem. Come on. What about this one? This was all the way back in 2019 that Donald Trump overruled security officials to demand that Jared Kushner get a top secret security clearance. Why? Why does Jared Kushner need that? Why does the husband of your daughter need a top secret security clearance? Interesting. How about this one? All the way back in 2018, a report, Saudi Crown Prince says that Kushner was in his pocket mysteriously around the same time that these allegations in this book and this vanity fair article were taking place. Isn't that something? Alex Eman's of the Intercept reported Wednesday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salam had reportedly bragged to multiple parties that Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, was in his pocket, citing a source who speaks often with confidence of the Saudi and Emirati rulers. Eman's joined CNBSN to discuss the Intercepts report Thursday morning describing Kushner and the Crown Prince as having a very special and close relationship, which we have known for quite some time. And of course, the money I was talking about just a moment ago, Jared Kushner's PE firm secured $2 billion from Saudi Arabia despite objections that he was too inexperienced to manage the money, which I think we all know is true. And something interesting about this story as well, Jared Kushner tried to go to American-based banks to get this money, and they all rejected him. They all said, "You are not able to manage this money. You do not have the experience to manage this money. Why would we give you this money?" And so he had to go to Saudi Arabia. He had to go to Saudi Arabia to get the money. Just anybody, anybody in the Republican Party want to ask questions about this. Is anybody deeply concerned? Is this the president that the Republican Party has said that your son's, your family, can go and make a bunch of money from foreign nations when you're in office, when you're out of office? Nobody asks any questions? I mean, for the Republicans, that is, because the Republicans will never care. But if a Democrat sells paintings, then it's a big problem. John Ossoff said it perfectly, and I think you should hear what he had to say about Jared Kushner's corruption, excuse me, at a recent rally. How much do you guys know about Jared Kushner? Ivanka's husband, he's on the Saudi payroll for $2 billion. Did you know that? And now he's leading American diplomacy in the Middle East, apparently while at the very same time asking princes and shakes across the Arab world to give him billions more. If you're watching this online, don't take my word for it, look it up for yourself. Can you imagine a normal sitting U.S. ambassador just hitting up Saudi-Cran prince, Mohammed bin Salman for billions of dollars? But he's a Trump, a royal, a princelain. The rules are for us, not for them. And it's not just Jared getting in on the action. A company owned in part by Eric and Don Jr. has been pitching golf kingdoms on its drone interceptors during this war. The Financial Times reported, quote, "Pete Heggsef's broker looked to buy defense fund before Iran attack." Oh my God, I tell you what, never before have we seen so little effort to hide so much corruption. Oh man, well said, yup. Well said by John Ossoff, right, I mean, it really like they're just doing it out in the open. They just don't even care. They know that Republicans and members of their party and the Trump supporters are not going to turn on them for this, so they just do it out in the open. It's not even like they're trying to cover it up, you know what I mean? They just do it out in the open. And here's the thing about Jared Kushner, he's been able to avoid and evade financial disclosures because according to him, he's a volunteer, he's a government volunteer which the same rules for like a member of Congress or a president or whatever do not apply to him. This is an article written by CNN how Jared Kushner's firms investment in an Israeli company could be a major conflict of interest. And they point out that Kushner has skirted deeper scrutiny of this potential conflict of interest by acting as a volunteer envoy rather than accepting a government job that would require him to disclose his finances. Now what's interesting is a watchdog group is already suing the Trump administration over Jared Kushner's government work. They're saying, "Hey buddy, you're not just a volunteer envoy." You were deeply involved, deeply embedded in the Trump administration. If you are going to do this work and be part of the government, you have to follow the law. You have to disclose your financials which Jared Kushner does not want to do. And it makes you wonder why. It's like Donald Trump with his taxes. He didn't want to reveal it because he paid $750 in income taxes in many years of filing. Why does Jared Kushner not want to reveal his financial disclosures to the point that he's willing to fight it in court? It makes you wonder, it really does. And you know, Mike Johnson and the Republicans are already running cover for him, saying, "Jered Kushner is not directly involved in the administration." That's their claim about. - I want to ask you about something that is on the front page of the New York Times website today. We printed it out. Jeffree's, I came Jeffree's and Jared Kushner, meet privately as midterm attacks fly. We got it right there. President Trump's son-in-law and the man in line to be speaker of a Democratic-led House. If you guys lose your majority, they were together. What did you think when you saw that? - I heard about it the first time this morning. I know Jared, I think he's a smart guy and he hedges bets. But I'm telling you what, you better not bet against the House Republicans. I've been all around the country the last several weeks. This is going to come down to a race of about 19 seats. So we'll decide that they're Republicans. It's a contrast election. Contrast with pink common sense and crazy. I'm telling you our base is going to turn out and we're going to hold the House Republicans here. Does any part of you think that the White House might be trying to figure out which Democrats they can work with if Democrats make up when the House and that is why they would send Jared Kushner to meet with Jeffree's? - I don't know what that's about. I know Jared has interest in lots of other things going on. He's not really directly involved in the admin, at least in the day-to-day in the White House. But I would tell you this, I've been on a nonstop tour. This is my pit stop, Peter, on a third. - I don't need to hear from you anymore. I'm just going to cut you off. I don't need to hear from you, Mike Johnson. - Really, is that so, Mike Johnson? He's not a part of the administration. Then I just have a quick question. Riddle me this, Mike Johnson. Why is Jared Kushner directly negotiating with Vladimir Putin? Why has he been a part of negotiations with Iran? If this is a guy who is not part of the administration, not part of the day-to-day in the White House, why is he handling these high profile negotiations? A man that's not been appointed to any role. He's not been confirmed by the Senate. He hasn't received a single vote from the American people. Not a single one. Why? Why is he doing this? Well, they don't have an answer for that. And I was very happy to see Congressman Robert Garcia, the oversight-ranking member, when he was asked, who is at the top of your list to be investigated? This was recently, September 2nd, 2026, so not that long ago, and his answer is very relevant to the story. - Terrence, we'll keep hearing about these lists of all the people that are going to be investigated. Who's at the top of your list to be investigated in the next term? - Jared Kushner and Stephen Miller, probably. - Okay. - I mean, I've been just cheap people that have done more corruption than two of them, so they're going to be kept at the top of the list. - Okay, thank you so much. - Well said, I love to hear it. I am just so baffled by this report, and there's so much more in here. There's so many more details about the corruption of Jared Kushner and his connection to these governments in the Middle East, who are funneling all of this money to him, and he was just like openly doing it on his iPhone X, receiving hundreds of millions of dollars from a bank account in Azerbaijan, receiving it from the crown prince, sickening amounts of corruption. So I will leave it there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story and everything we just discussed. Have an amazing rest of your day, and we will talk soon.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Jared Kushner allegedly received hundreds of millions of dollars through secret bank accounts linked to the UAE, Azerbaijan, and Saudi Arabia, with reports of over $700 million in transfers.
  2. Dutch intelligence intercepted Kushner’s iPhone X, revealing access to a UAE bank account that had received funds from an Azerbaijani source, reportedly tied to government operations.
  3. Kushner’s financial dealings with Middle Eastern governments—including Saudi Arabia’s $2 billion transfer—have drawn scrutiny, with claims he used political influence to secure and manage these funds.
  4. Kushner has denied the allegations, calling them “outrageous and false,” and claimed no evidence supports the claims, while also asserting he was a volunteer, exempt from financial disclosure rules.
  5. Critics highlight his lack of formal government role yet deep involvement in high-level diplomacy, including secret negotiations with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Vladimir Putin.
  6. A watchdog group has sued the Trump administration, arguing Kushner’s role as a "volunteer envoy" constitutes government work requiring financial disclosures.
  7. Congressional officials, including Oversight Ranking Member Robert Garcia, have placed Kushner on a list of top individuals to be investigated, citing concerns over conflicts of interest and corruption.
  8. The allegations are framed as part of a broader pattern of political corruption involving Trump family members, with critics accusing the Republican party of downplaying or ignoring the misconduct.

Summary:

The transcript details extensive allegations of corruption involving Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law and top adviser, claiming he used his political influence to funnel over $700 million in funds from Middle Eastern governments—particularly Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Azerbaijan—through secret bank accounts. Dutch intelligence intercepted Kushner’s iPhone X, revealing access to a UAE account receiving funds from Azerbaijan, with suspected government ties. Kushner has denied the claims, asserting they are fabricated and lacking evidence, while arguing his volunteer status exempts him from financial disclosures.

Critics point to his deep, unofficial engagement in diplomatic negotiations with Saudi and Russian leaders, as well as the $2 billion Saudi investment he secured despite lacking experience. These actions have drawn sharp scrutiny from watchdogs and lawmakers, with bipartisan support for investigation, including from Congresswoman Robert Garcia, who placed Kushner among top targets for inquiry. The narrative underscores a pattern of political and financial misconduct, with critics accusing the Republican Party of ignoring or minimizing such behavior—especially in contrast to similar scrutiny of other figures like Hunter Biden.

The story raises serious questions about transparency, conflict of interest, and the role of non-official government figures in shaping foreign policy and financial deals.

FAQs

The Dutch intelligence service found that Kushner accessed a UAE bank account via his iPhone X, with hundreds of millions of dollars flowing into it from an Azerbaijan-based account, which they believed was affiliated with a government.

The story claims more than $700 million in transfers occurred through Kushner’s bank accounts, including from Azerbaijan to UAE and other entities.

Yes, Jared Kushner publicly denied the allegations, calling them 'outrageous and categorically false' and stating he provided no evidence to support them.

The banks rejected him due to concerns about his lack of experience in managing large-scale private equity investments, prompting him to go to Saudi Arabia to retrieve the funds.

His request for a top-secret clearance in 2018 raised concerns about the appropriateness of granting such access to a non-government appointee, especially given his close ties to Middle Eastern leaders.

The Crown Prince reportedly described Kushner as being close to him, suggesting a special relationship that may have facilitated financial and diplomatic access, supporting allegations of influence and favoritism.

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