Saudi Arabia made a $2 billion investment in former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law’s firm, Affinity Partners, in addition to $25 million per year in management fees, Rep. Jamie Raskin , the ranking member on the panel,Raskin also argued that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had “direct personal involvement” in securing the funding, raising “the significant possibility that there was a large quid pro quo.
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have been unable to obtain the documents from Kushner’s firm, according to Raskin.Comer is leading the panel’s investigation into President Biden’s role in Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings.
Aside from the Saudi investment, Raskin expresses concern about the $200 million in funding Affinity Partners reportedly received from the UAE and Qatar and reports that the firm’s over $3 billion of assets under management are 99% “attributable to clients who are non-United States persons.” “I trust that you will recognize that the Committee cannot claim to be ’investigating foreign nationals’ attempts to target and coerce high-ranking U.S.
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