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Yesterday at the White House, spokesperson Carolyn Levitt, was pressed on the question of how is it

appropriate that son-in-law Jared Kushner,

who no longer has an official role in the White House, but does have business antagonists

all throughout the Gulf, is allowed to be involved with those countries. Let's throw this.

How did the White House decide that it is appropriate for Jared Kushner to be working on matters that involve Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia?

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