the heavy non-intervention of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner

The inaction of the entourage in question. On Thursday, the commission of inquiry in charge of uncovering the underside of the invasion of the Capitol, on January 6, 2021, by supporters of Donald Trump crying electoral fraud, determined that Donald Trump was “at the center” of an “attempted coup”, due to his multiple unfounded accusations of electoral fraud. The role of Donald Trump in the historic event, which led to the interruption of the certification of the election results and the emergency evacuation of elected members of Congress, is the subject of particular attention because the billionaire never conceded defeat, despite legal evidence.

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However, shortly after the election, some members of Donald Trump’s entourage knew full well that the billionaire had lost. “We’re moving to Miami,” Jared Kushner even told his wife Ivanka Trump the day after the election in November, according to the “New York Times.” And what if his father-in-law had just declared, in the middle of the night and when some states had not finished counting and the momentum was in favor of Joe Biden, that “frankly, we won this election”. Long weeks of denial of his defeat – which he still has not publicly admitted – and baseless accusations of electoral fraud followed, fed by certain clans close to Donald Trump, in particular his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani. But, as during the four years in the White House, his daughter and son-in-law did not intervene despite the situation which ended with the invasion of the Capitol by pro-Trump fed on unfounded accusations and Donald Trump leaving Washington. even before the investiture of his successor, refusing in an exceptional rupture of the traditional peaceful transfer of power to attend the ceremony of January 20.

In the midst of an eruption of her father’s supporters on Capitol Hill, the former White House adviser spoke on Twitter: “American patriots: any offense or disrespect for our law enforcement is unacceptable. The violence must stop immediately. Please be peaceful,” she wrote. A message deleted a few minutes later, in the face of the manifest violence of the protesters. His message echoed that of his father, whose Twitter account had been suspended: “Please support our Law Enforcement and Capitol Police. They are really on the side of our country. Stay peaceful!”

“I took it a bit for whining”

“It affected my perspective,” replied Ivanka Trump, when asked about her reaction when then-Justice Secretary Bill Barr told her there was no evidence of voter fraud. “I respect Minister Barr. So I accepted what he said,” she added. To the same question, angled on the desk of White House legal adviser Pat Cipollone, her husband Jared Kushner was more haughty: “He and his team were always saying, ‘Oh, we’re going to quit, we won’t. won’t be there if this or that happens.” So I kind of took it for whining, to be honest.” Despite the alerts, none intervened with Donald Trump.

But Ivanka Trump’s remarks, while relatively harmless, angered her father. “She was not involved in monitoring or studying the results of the Election,” he wrote on his account on Truth Social, the site he helped launch after he was banned. from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. “She was vetted and was, from my perspective, the only one trying to be respectful of Bill Barr and his role as Attorney General (he sucked!” he continued. Late 2020 , the former president had not hidden his disappointment after the revelations proving that Bill Barr had known since the spring that investigations were targeting Hunter Biden, the son of his successor, on whom much of Rudy Giuliani’s efforts focused. Why Bill Barr Didn’t Tell the Public the Truth About Hunter Biden Before the Election Joe Lied During Debate Saying Nothing Was Wrong, Or Underway – Press Confirmed Big disadvantage for the Republicans at the polls!”, he then cursed, with the same capital letters that he kept on Truth Social.