Democracy scrutinized the son-in-law of Trump. It's about billions of dollars in his accounts

Democrats are scrutinizing Jared Kushner's involvement in diplomatic negotiations, questioning potential foreign influence and conflicts of interest. Congressman Jamie Raskin has called for Kushner to resign from negotiations regarding the Middle East and Ukraine, citing concerns over foreign payments and possible blackmail. Allegations suggest Kushner had access to significant foreign funds during his time as a White House advisor, with claims of monitoring by Dutch intelligence. Kushner and his lawyers deny these accusations, asserting that no verifiable evidence supports them, and he views his business connections as diplomatic assets.