and then he issued this threat to jared kushner, again according to jared kushner saying, quote, you're the one undermining the president's agenda. if you go against me i will break you in half. don't f with me. and gagain that is jared kushner's accounting of this. we have reached tout steve bannon's spokesperson and have not heard back. kushner said he was woefully unprepared for the media war with steve bannon. the reality when we think about it is that jared kushner often came out on top in clashes with other officials. with steve bannon in particular, you'll recall that bannon was fired from the trump white house just eight months into president trump's term in office. and jared kushner subscribes in this book the reaction of white house aides after bannon was fired, talking about one episode where steven miller joked about splitting up bannon's responsibilities as kushner and hope hicks calling different reporters that they believed bannon was leaking to. but again, ultimately offering a really interesting insight and portrayal of those fights inside the trump white house. and thi

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. >>> new this morning, jared kushner reportedly opening up about his cancer diagnosis during his time at the white house. >>> caught on camera, a swimmer is attacked by a seal. what sparked the close encounter. >>> plus, the new study suggesting frequent naps are bad for your health. >>> and say it ain't so. the longtime ice cream truck staple discontinued after four decades. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the latest efforts to get to the bottom of the attack on the capitol. >> a federal grand jury has now heard testimony from at least two top aides to former vice president mike pence including his chief of staff. >>ry 6th committee is sharing new evidence, a video that includes a draft of former president trump's remarks from the day after the riot apparently showing what he did not want to say. abc's jay o'brien has the latest from washington. jay, good morning. >> reporter: andrew and mona, good morning. this new evidence comes after the january 6th committee's blockbuster hearing last week and it's a sign of what committee members have been saying since then, that their

jared kushner's book doesn't ab solve him from enabling him. the fact to bring steve bannon in the white house in the first place he is an anihilist. we have heard about how he just is an and and architectist. it just speaks to how dysfunctional the white house was and the president of the united states is responsible for it. >> i want to bring in john kasich of ohio for thoughts on this. what is your reaction on hearing what currentkushner? >> look. i ran a big state here. seventh largest state in the country. when they back bite and the other things it is really hard to get anything done. i'm not surprised by this and that there's tremendous chaos inside that building. it shows you why you have seen what you have seen in that administration. so there's no real surprise to me. what i would say is for anybody who wants to assume an administrative role if you don't get the people together and move in the same direction you won't get good results. >> charlie, how concerning is it to learn about this dysfunction within trump's west wing as he seem

jared kushner's firm, six months after leaving the white house, a fund tied to jared kushner, tied to mbs, invested $2 billion into jared kushner. this is a long relationship between the two. >> it's an interesting contrast with the current president who got a lot of criticism for his trip to saudi arabia. but if you look back at the trump administration, jared kushner and president trump took mbs at his word when the crown prince told them he had no role in jamal khashoggi's murder. that's not what u.s. intelligence says. they have been so willing to take the side of saudi arabia in so many aspects, particularly this. and you kind of have to wonder why. >> yeah, and saudi arabia presents a complicated -- it's complicated for the current administration as well. they're not profiting off it the way that the trump family is, clearly, here, but biden's had his issues, too. >> and i think these families sort of feel like there are all these political figures and elected officials who will easily target and go after and criticize the saudi government until the very moment that it's not in

>> let's look at the implic implications of the statement from jared kushner. any normal administration, the white house counsel threatening to quit would be an earthquake of a political internal event in the white house. if that happened in the biden white house, our jaws would be on the floor. the fact that the president's son-in-law and adviser, in that office, we had whiners in the building, that tells you about the culture of the administration, as it pertains to the legal limits of the presidency and the advice of the white house counsel's office. beyond that, it's something that we reported in our book that you mentioned in the intro. you have republican leaders on capitol hill, folks like mitch mcconnell, urging the white house counsel, to stay in his job, so that there were adults in the room when events like january 6th happened. and, boy, did that turn out to be important. that pat cipollone and people like him at quit the administration in the middle of november. and you would have the total, to borrow a term of any of the republicans in washington,

alex, from jared kushner's taped testimony about pat cipollone during the first hearing, listen to this. >> him and the team were saying, we are going to resign, we won't be here if this or that happens. i kind of took it up to just be whining, to be honest with you. >> lesser thought behind that? not just the thought of this being sort of whining, i remember a colleague of ours tweeted out something like, jared kushner if he had been around during watergate you might he may have lost off the notion of the saturday night massacre as not wanting to work on the weekend. i hear the whining comments that he's made. it'll be fascinating to hear how many times did he maybe threatened to quit? did he try to put his foot down in a way that would say, look, this has serious ramifications. >> well laura, let's just reflect for a second on the implications of that statement from jared kushner, any normal administration, the white house counsel threatening to quit would be an earthquake, if that happened in the biden white house, i think our jaws would be on the floor. the fact that the president's

jeremy, you and your colleagues on the cnn white house team have new reporting on jared kushner's upcoming book that details his, quote, west wing war, with steve bannon. kushner describes bannon this way saying, quote, jared, right now you are the one undermining the president's agenda. and if you go against me, i will break you in half. don't f with me. >> i don't think that was blanked out. >> no. i'm not going to put the words in my mouth. i'm sure all viewers know what it means. bannon is going up against the president's son-in-law here. i covered this from the capitol hill side. apparently it was even worse in the white house. . >> steve bannon was one of the first in a long line of people to learn when you go up against jared kushner, you're probably going to lose, the president's son-in-law. that is often how it worked in the west wing. he portrays himself as woefully unprepared with this media war with bannon in these excerpts of repeatedly leaking against kushner, against his allies like gary cohn. he wised up to it pretty fast and he was able to fight that media war as well. and

jared kushner working on middle eastern issues through the transition. this children along with others around the president, many of the president's critics called then and enablers. it's true at times they seemed to be enabling his behavior but often times their turning away and not doing too much to corral him and when you talk to sources familiar many of them it's an impossible task to do anything but just nod and go along with what's happening inside that white house. >> another audience question, do you think trump in his heart of hearts really believes the election was stolen from him? bob woodward. >> it's a great question and i wonder how you tap into trump's heart of hearts. he wouldn't talk to us for this book though last year i interviewed him for 10 hours. he was nice happy with the last book rage about how he failed to protect the people from the coronavirus when he was given intelligence warnings and so forth. you know, what this reporter learned, you want to describe the events and behavior and what's said, what seems to be the motive but

he was scared was the quote from jared kushner. yet, kevin mccarthy won't testify to the president's state of mind that day. what is he hiding? the committee asked him to sit for a voluntary talk. he refused. they sent him a subpoena. he refused. we know it was stunning he went to mar-a-lago and helped rehab the president. i think his actions on january 6th going from the moment to where he was calling trump for help and then if you look at the photos that the january 6th committee revealed where they show congressional leaders huddling around the phone asking defense secretary chris miller for assistance, finding a way to security the capitol, he's absent from those photos. where is he? as we all know after congress resumed business, he supported the objections. what was kevin mccarthy doing that day? it's not a question about trump. it's what the republican leader was doing. was he on board with this idea that you can't help secure the capitol because as general milley relayed from mark meadows people in the white house were worr

jared kushner and paul manafort. and the the subject of the meeting to repeal the magnitsky act. and in theory she was offering dirt on on hillary clinton. and and this was it was quite remarkable when this information came out because this was the first sort of documented meeting between insider trump campaign officials and and people you know agents of the russian government and it's still unclear exactly what happened in that meeting. nobody. we all know what was asked for. we don't know exactly what was offered. but what it did show was two things one one how desperate putin was get rid of the magnitsky act and and the second thing it showed was was how crafty he was about approaching the trump campaign which which i thought was both ominous and interesting. in the in the time that we have left, mr. spreader. i want to return to the war in ukraine, which is the really the showdown for putin and putin's russia. and the outcome will obviously have lasting impact on the world and i want to ask you what i think of as the as the dave petraeus question famously on his way into iraq

mark yes. jared kushner? yes. mark meadows? _ yes. jared kushner? yes. mark meadows? yes. _ the panel contrasted the lack of action of the president with the violent scenes unfolding in the capitol. members of the vice president's team were described as being on the phone with relatives to say goodbye, fearing the worst. this is a previously unheard clip of the radio chatter between secret service agents as they tried to protect mike pence from the rioters. hold. hold! we need to move now. copy. if we lose any more time, we may lose the ability to leave, so if we're going to leave, we need do it now. they've gained access to the second floor and i've got public down here below. copy. they are on the second floor, moving in now. we may want to consider getting out and leaving now, copy. will we encounter the people once we make our way? - repeat? will be encounter any - individuals if we made our way to the...? there's six officers between us and the people that are 5—10 feet away from me. and even the day after, the panel argued, donald trump did little to calm the

jared kushner saying kevin mccarthy was scared. clear attempts to remind people in the moments during the attack and after the attack denny mccarthy understood the gravity of it. they want to the make it clear to the former president. the word scared was fascinating. maybe a double whammy. >> what do you call it, trolling? when we come back millions under heat warnings around the globe as scorching weather terrorizes the globe around the world, europe, china a next. ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it lookso good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too

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jared kushner's ran long, ivanka trump. a lot of them have run long. we don't know the questions. we don't know if they tried to drill down on what cassidy hutchinson testified to. we don't know whether they tried to ask questions beyond the scope of what was understood that would be asked and whether cipollone tried to talk about executive privilege. if the committee did not ask specific questions, i'm not sure how forth coming cipollone would have been on his own. >> shan, what does it say to you about the length of the videotape. what does it say about the level of executive privilege that cipollone may or may not have played. >> it's hard to infer, as maggie was saying, obviously asked a lot of questions. these are very skilled questioners. if cipollone thinking he was skillful enough to dance around things, not give out damaging information, probably is mistaken. even if he tried to invoke privilege, he wasn't doing that for the entire seven hours. there was a lot of information that wouldn't have been privileged where he didn't try to invoke that protection. whatever he thin

do you remember jared kushner telling you that? >> that took me by surprise. i don't recall that. if anything on the staff including the son-in-law of the president of the united states told me i have a very serious health matter, i'm telling the president. you don't get to keep secrets from the president of the united states. i don't have a specific recollection but i can assure you any chief of staff finds out a senior person like that is ill, the president is going to know about it. >> appreciate talking to you. >> thanks, anderson. >> coming up next, the former president is called to give back the press that they deserve. and why the president is saying he is the most persecuted person ever in the history of this country. also more on the economy teetering between high inflation and possible recession. we'll talk to the political person who famously said, "it's the economy, stupid." james cacarville joins us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover intuitive technology at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ♪ ♪ step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy f

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even jared kushner talks about the pardon palooza he was overseeing and jared kushner testifies to cipollone's discomfort in the final days with everything that was going on. what do you make of cipollone's decision and this is a bit of a cave on cipollone's part and the early negotiations as far as i understood it were that cipollone would testify narrowly about the episodes. it is my understanding from punch bowl and i invite katie or luke to jump in if i have this wrong, but he may or may not answer all of the questions and it is my understanding that he didn't walk through the door with anything off the table in terms of what they would ask. >> i think that's because there's been so much testimony that's illuminated this to a degree. we know what happened, but as we learn about why it happened and how it happened, even in the trump white house it's worse than we could have imagined in a work of fiction. >> it strikes me as having worked in the white house it just seems like -- and this is really the entire four years, but this episode, people basically ignored lawyers and ignored white hou

we also heard from cassidy hutchinson. >> jared kushner describing those thefts resignation as whining from the white house counsel's office. >>> coming up, she rolleder her sleeve to get the first covid vaccine in the united states. now she's about to receive the presidential medal of freedom, nurse sandra lindsey joins us live from the white house in just a f few minutes. and now get relief without a pipill with tylenol dissolve packs. rerelief without the water. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you imdiately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed matcyour job criteria. visit indeed.c/hire and get started today. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your

jared kushner, during stop the steal, that's where he was. he was overseas locking in his next career, so is this administration foolish to think it could ever get anything done with somebody like mbs, especially given who he is to the trump family? >> i think that they have to have -- and probably do have pretty low expectations. but just how much they can get out of mbs here? they will get a little bit more in the normalization process with israel. which frankly was already in a train. because the saudi has backed the abraham accords. they might get some positive statements, on energy markets, and they can help in the immediate term. in the long run, you have the image, of the president of the united states, going to mbs after the murder of jamal khashoggi. frankly, after a lot of other problematic behavior, multi year war in yemen. the mistake for the obama administration. in the steak continuing u.s. support ever since then. you have saudi sport so supporting from the iran deal, and i ran on the door of having nuclear weapons. again, i ju

. >> new video from the january 6th committee featuring donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, as well as evanca trump, dishing on her dad's speech the day after the capitol riots. >> also ahead, not your average cell phone towers? why the fbi believes some could be equipped with chinese spyware strategically placed across the u.s. >> plus, a pastor robbed in the middle of his sermon. a million dollars in jewelry stolen, and a live stream captured the crime going down. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm kasie hunt in for jake tapper. we start with our politics lead and the january 6th committee releasing new evidence in its case against donald trump as it narrows its focus for the coming weeks. on the agenda, trying to compel testimony from ginni thomas, a conservative activist and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, over her role in advocating to overturn the 2020 election. committee vice chair congresswoman liz cheney telling cnn they will consider a subpoena if thomas doesn't cooperate. >> we certainly hope that she will agree to come in voluntarily, but the committee is

jared kushner was there and he put together the framework for the $2 billion deal that he got personally from the saudi's. he was a government official and in the president's inner sanctum and his son-in-law negotiating with saudi arabia on the taxpayers dime so that when he left office, he would have a golden parachute and a fluffy bed to lay in. it is not giddy -- get any more fluffy than to billion dollars. host: stephen in virginia on the democrats line. caller: the congressman is doing a great job articulating a message that the democrats are failing with. on january 6, mike pence would not get in the secret service car. republicans did wonderful work from 2016 to 2022, but the only thing wrong with the economy was covid. on january 21, it is all biden's fault. all of the pain that the country was then, but january 21, covid ruined the trump economy. host: congressman, go ahead. guest: even in times of national emergency, republicans play games and they will put process over people. they have always stood for putting politics over people. since january 21, we have dealt with the pan

kushner, top advisor, and others took note. these are also the sorts of moments, at least inasmuch as they involve january 6, that the committee is going to be pressing him on today. >> chuck, when we hear from him, it's important to hear whether he confirms and validates cassidy hutchinson's very critical testimony from the other day, a week or so ago, when she was talking about the actual events on january 6 and his warnings. >> sure. she came across to me as very credible, very logical, very linear. but she's only one witness. whoever the witness might be, andrea, as a former federal prosecutor, we are always looking for corroboration, whether through the testimony of other witnesses or through documents. i imagine that mr. cipollone is one person who can corroborate some of what we heard from ms. hutchinson. i'm sure there are others. remember, the committee has spoken to close to 1,000 witnesses. we have only seen and heard from a handful of them. while mr. cipollone can corroborate parts of the story, so can others. the w

jared kushner and nick luna filmed the message in the rose garden. let's hear what they had to say and see the never before seen the raw footage of the president recording this video message. >> ultimately these are marks that we are looking at exhibit 25 these remarks were not the one city delivered in the rose garden. do you know why the president decided not to use? these >> i don't know sir, i do not know why. >> did the president use any written remarks as you know or did he just go off the cuff? >> to my knowledge it, was off the cuff sir. >> when you're ready sir. [noise] >> tell me why. >> when you're ready sir. [noise] >> who's behind me? >> we're all clear now. >> i know your pain, i know you're hurt. we had an election -- i know your pain i know you're hurt, we had an election that was stolen from us, it was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side. but you have to go home now. we have to have peace, we have to have law and order, we have to respect our great people in law and order. we don't want anyone hurt.

those are the kind of little vignettes you can get if you buy jared kushner's book. but what is interesting is what that reflects. at that time, someone at fox news saying, fax, truth would win the day over donald trump's lies, in that case that he thought he won, or lied he won, or claimed he won. now, we also have a split at fox news. just last night, you have hannity going on out of the way to praise donald trump's washington speech. and that is a type of coverage. but here is what is difference. remember all those beaches that were covered, especially in fox, buy a lot of media? this was donald trump's first time in washington since becoming the loser of that election. and during the day, take a look at what happened. during the trump speech, no trump. they just had normal fox coverage. that is what i am showing you on the right. however, during former vice president pence's speech, who took a different approach to january 6th and also still is mulling a run for president, well, they aired 17 minutes of that pence speech yesterday and zero, zero for trump. this i

i was talking with mick mulvaney, jared kushner's new book came out in which he says that john kelly, the -- the predecessor for him, his white house chief of staff, shoved ivanka out of the way, he said it is inconceivable, inconceivable that john kelly, white house chief of staff would have shoved ivanka. he also said in the book, kushner claims he told mulvaney that he had thyroid cancer, mulvaney said he never told me that, i have no recollection of it, and if he had, i would have remembered it. >> where were you? where is the new show? chris wallace, we got to put a go-pro on your head so we get this stuff on tape. >> that could be the show, "the green room". >> you'll see some things you don't want to see if you have a go-pro on my head. >> that's a better tease. >> you think we don't want to see. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> bye, guys. >>> in moments, we're going to receive a key inflation report. >>> a bill that would help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits and other toxins has been blocked by republicans, many of whom voted for this already once before. we'll

and so leader mccarthy reached out for help to of our can trump who was at the white house in jared kushner, who that afternoon had just arrived back on a flight from the middle east. >> so at some point in the afternoon, mr. robb and mccarthy, a place a phone call to mister scavino zest line and it was transferred to the president. is correct? >> that's generally where on. >> they were. you involved in making that transferring that call? >> i >> yes. >> that where is the president at the time that he took that call? >> it was in the dining room. >> would you personally reach out to the president for more support? >> i've already talked to the president i call them. i think we need to make a statement make sure that we can calm individuals down. >> did mister mccarthy indicated he had been in touch with president trump? he he had some conversation. i don't recall of this is the truth. the president or somebody at the white house, but i think he he expressed frustration i'm not taking the circumstances seriously station that moment. >> is the republican leader about that. you know what the p

kushner where many agreements are ongoing between israel and saudi arabia, and significant empowerment of belligerent and bellicose expansion. that will become apparent. stuart: what do saudi's get from america? >> what the saudis may be -- fractured relationships with the united states, they are being courted to engage with israel like the abraham accords but that is the long-term goal. the saudis would like to be expanding their defense agreements and contracts with the united states and israel in joint aerial integrated defense system. stuart: a lot of opportunity for something positive, closer relationship, saudi arabia, israel, golf states, united states, combined against iran. i would think that was a positive. >> that the positive but it is already occurring without the engagement of president biden. the ground for that was laid in the obama doctrine years which favored iran over the sunni arab states and when president biden is visiting in saudi arabia the region remembers him endorsing the supremacy of iran over the sunni arab world, they remember the iran deal because the mem

then you look at the palestinians and the peace deal jared kushner put out there for the first time ever the israeli prime minister. that has never happened before. >> . >> and whether biden will resign after the midterms. >> so they are building on the abraham accords. they are doing that. at least a little. [laughter] steve: we will be right do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. the true spirit of america embodies goodwill... generosity... and the grit to get things done. that's what's inside every spirit of america box we send to our troops and diplomats at the point of need

hutchinson: mark, about that, -- about the trump -- ivanka trump, jared kushner -- those are the people i am aware of. >> do you know why that group of people that it was necessary to release this statement? ms. hutchinson: from what i understood and from what the reports were coming in, there was a large concern of the 25th amendment being evoked and there were concerns or what would happen in this -- in the senate. the primary reason i have heard other than we did not do enough on the sixth and we need to get a message out there to condemn them. the secondary reason was what would happen in the final 15 days of your presidency if you do not do this. rep. cheney: the president delivered the remarks. unlike many of these other speeches, he did not ad lib.. he recited. even on january 7, the day after the attack, the president could not bring himself to say, ", "this election is now over." did you hear mr. trump at one point went to add language about targeting those who took place -- part in the rights --riots? ms. hutchinson: i did hear that. >> said he was instructed not to include? w

kushner. on the israeli side, frankly the democrat constituency is not where the president is. most of them want -- nick: let's talk about palestinians. u.s. officials say they will not be any announcements reversing trump-era policies, for example, reopening the consulate in jerusalem, or changing trump-era policies on the settlements. what do u think president biden's visit with the palestinian authority president, how will that be received? is a token visit. obviously democrats expect him to nor the palestinian issues. he will probably announce some aid to be palestinians, but he will not announce anything like moving the consulate back to jerusalem, because israelis don't want. is he going to go and express more empathy about the occupation, and is he going to meet with a family of slain american palestinian journalist, as many people have been demanding? that is the question were going to be watching. nick: and each of these trips have actual concrete actions and announcements that come w

then you look at the palestinians and the peace deal jared kushner put out there for the first time ever the israeli prime minister. that has never happened before. >> . >> and whether biden will resign after the midterms. >> so they are building on the abraham accords. they are doing that. at least a little. [laughter] steve: we will be right back. steve: back in the day of 2018 democrats way talk about the coalition and then the young people and people of color. and the browning of america. they literally said that. a mortal threat to the gop republicans. but what do you know it's not exactly turning out like that. just as we have been saying it is now becoming a multiracial working coalition while the democrats are rich and white and what is something that those one homogenous group based on skin color black and brown people benefited from those policies. but putting black and brown to americans it doesn't take a genius to spot some things that may be pushing people into thinking those of latino americans. >> say it with me. the future is ours. thank you. steve: the famous rallying cr

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. >> reporter: trump's son-in-law jared kushner was asked why those lines were crossed out. >> it looks like here that he crossed out that he was "directing the department of justice to ensure all law breakers are prosecuted to the full extent of the law. we must send a clear message not with mercy but with justice. legal consequences must be swift and firm." do you know why he wanted that crossed out? >> i don't know. >> he also has crossed out, "i want to be very clear, you do not represent me, you do not represent our movement." do you remember -- do you know why he crossed that language out of the statement? >> i don't know. >> reporter: former white house officials have testified trump had to be convinced to make any comments at all. >> we felt like it was important to further call for de-escalation. >> reporter: one of trump's closest aides, john mcentee, testifying kushner turned to him to help push the president. >> he knew since i'm always with him that, hey, if you ask your opinion, you know try to nudge this along, this will help everything cool down. so that's what i did. >>

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kushner and obviously working for president trump back in august 2020. the first time the senior member of the united states used abram accords was two days after the afghanistan debacle and president biden just yesterday in jerusalem the first time and publicly raising them, that is fantastic. the reason why, it is not a democratic policy, an american policy. when our error allies were together and we as americans are safer, more secure and willing to be more prosperous. >> carley: right now showing live images of president biden speaking in jerusalem pledging to give $100 million towards palestinian hospital and will meet with a leader today. this is something that would not have happened under the trump administration. relations between israel and the united states were a little bit more simple for president trump because he made it very clear that he was pro-israeli man. he cut off ties with palestinian that something that the biden administration has reversed. how do you feel about that? >> well, president biden is at a hospital primarily with arab

kushner, his allies in the media including sean hannity, republican members of congress. everybody saw this. this wasn't something difficult to comprehend, including his most loyal supporters. comprehend, including his most loyal sopporters-_ loyal supporters. thank you very much _ loyal supporters. thank you very much indeed _ loyal supporters. thank you very much indeed for- loyal supporters. thank you | very much indeed forjoining loyal supporters. thank you - very much indeed forjoining us here on bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: hopes of a deal between ukraine, russia and turkey to allow grain exports through the black sea to resume. radio: i see you coming down the ladder now. i that's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight. for the first crash - in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. _ it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt

what are they going to say, have jared kushner drives the cart? i'm going to similar gains? this is not golf. don, if we took the nfl and took half the teams, and decided she said, hey, we pay you each 100 million dollars, does not matter how you do, you get the upfront, and we are going to own you, and you are going to play where we see you will play, wouldn't football fans be upset? that is how it feels to a school fence. >> this one thing, you said this is all about attention for the former president and the pga. doesn't it mean money as well, right? you can add that up. >> not only does he have to swamp -- the southeast don't even know what they are doing. they are paying way too much for prices to, players, different courses. he has another one, the big saudi wrapping at a trump draw. he will be there, like you will be there tomorrow on the range going, hey, dj, playing good but you can't beat this guy. a judge the play is crazy. he drives his golf cart right in the middle the fairway to rallies fans for pausing the course for this helicopters. it is just a disaster. if

kushner. >> i suspect that you can't tell me what is in those interviews, if i ask you, or you are not going to forever idea of reasons. but, can you describe the extent of your cooperation with committee. i understand that you side and spoke to them as well, right? >> yes, i saw the with them for two hours, we went through all their questions, i answered them very directly in honestly, and they were very professional, and if you want to see what is in that material, you will have to wait for the series to come out. >> there has been reporting that subsequent to this as the news has broken, that you have had security. the you've hired security, and there is maybe some fear about your security situation. i know that when people end up in the sort of crosshairs, some people in the maga movement, that can end up being the case. what has your experience been like? >> well apparently, i am an undercover fbi agent with a funny accent, or i am an eye my six guy, but yeah there's all sorts of conspiracy theories been banged about by people online. i think after the subpoenas i've received, inc