You know, this is what I call the swamp's last stand, and I think that this is really the last chance for the American people to truly have an outsider in Washington.

And hopefully when the president wins, he'll be in a position where he'll just accelerate the changes that he's been able to make and really drain the swamp and truly bring, you know, power in America back to the American people.

Some of the more effective policymakers in American history have also been the most unexpected,

perhaps even the most reluctant. Such is the case with today's guest, Jared Kushner.

In 2016, after working in real estate and business, Jared was presented with an assignment

he had never anticipated when his father-in-law, Donald Trump, was elected president.

Jared promptly divested from many of his businesses to become a senior advisor to the newly

elected president.

Despite a media that is eager to minimize the accomplishment of the Trump administration,

Kushner has been at the forefront of some of the White House's most successful initiatives.

From the First Step Act, a groundbreaking criminal justice reform bill signed into law in 2018. To the monumental new peace deals in the Middle East, Kushner and his team have been leaders in shaping the future of the country at home and abroad.

Kushner, a modern Orthodox Jew, has managed to accomplish all of this while balancing a robust family life along with his wife Ivanka, who converted to Judaism in 2009. Cushner has become one of the

closest advisors to the president and continues to play a major role in the current re-election

campaign. Jared joined the show to share his experience with the president and to remind the

American people of the administration's accomplishments that will continue given four more years in office.

It was a great conversation. I hope you enjoy it.

Jared Kushner, or as the left likes to call you, the devil incarnate, welcome to the show.

Appreciate your time.

Thank you, Ben. It's great to be with you. You know, I want to start by asking you some questions. The media actually will not ask you, because it might, number one, humanize you and number two point out that you are not, in fact, the devil incarnate. incarnate, why don't we start with the fact that you and your office have been largely involved

with creating the first

movements toward peace in the Middle East in a full generation, which means that normally,

you know, if you were a Democrat or in a Democratic administration, presumably that would mean

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