Jared Kushner
The then-president's daughter and son-in-law were reportedly unaware of the very public way they were about to be canned from their White House roles.
As to why his father-in-law took the documents, Kushner told Sky News to ask him. "What I will say is that ... he was under constant attack,” he added.
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The former White House adviser said he's "hopefully" among the "first generation to live forever."
The former White House adviser fumbled when answering whether he'd work for his father-in-law again.
The former first son-in-law's "Breaking History" offers a selective view of his time in the White House.
She hints Kushner may have turned over information because of suspicions or trouble linked to his massive $2 billion Saudi business deal.
That's when Trump's son-in-law and adviser realized he was "woefully unprepared" to deal with the volatile White House strategist.
The ex-president's son-in-law and former adviser made the revelation in a new memoir.
Trump's son-in-law and adviser testified he was preparing to shower as the U.S. Capitol was being overrun and the House GOP leader asked for his help.