The FBI raided Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
He was a publisher and a real estate mogul after he graduated from Harvard.
He helped her father win the presidency, and then wed her.
The man is tougher than he appears.
The 41-year-old was part of Trump's closest circle of White House aides and an important part of the Trump family through his marriage to the former president's daughter.
It's possible that his family's political background made him an unlikely candidate for a position in the previous administration. He is a descendant of a New York family that made its money in real estate.
After graduating from Harvard and New York University, he became a real estate magnate and publisher of the New York Observer. Even though he doesn't speak much, he became a national figure in the process of his father-in-law's ascendance.
The unflappable golden exterior is what makes someone unafraid to bungee jump or counter punch when they feel slighted.
The former first-son-in-law broke his silence on the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago.
"They always over pursue him and make mistakes in trying to get him, and that's what happened here, because Trump drove his enemies so crazy," he said.
There was a lot of speculation that he could have been a mole in the FBI.
This is how the man rose to the top of American politics.
The child of Seryl and Charles was born on January 10, 1981. Joseph Kushner was a survivor of the Holocaust. He has three brothers and sisters.
New York Magazine is one of the sources.
Charles is a powerful real-estate developer and major Democratic donor who founded a New York real-estate firm with his son. He was an important part of the life of the man.
Biography.com is one of the sources.
Vice President Al Gore came to Livingston to give a speech when he was 19 years old. Charles introduced him to him. Pat said that he handled himself well for a young person. It was not the last time he acted older than his age.
Although he was a member of the high school basketball team, Kushner had other hobbies.
He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in government. The family of the man who donated $2.5 million to boost his son's chances denied the allegations. They made donations to Cornell and Princeton.
Wealthy people use donations to get their children into elite universities, according to a book by Daniel Golden.
He spoke to a former official at the high school who said there was no way he would get into Harvard if he wanted to. The SAT scores didn't warrant it. There was no way this would happen. Jared was accepted.
The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and ProPublica are some of the sources.
You would ask, "Where have you been?" Saigal told The New York Times that he was talking to a contractor because the doors on one of his buildings were malfunctioning.
According to the investigative book "Kushner Inc.", Charles had a business associate regularly take Kushner out to dinner, and then report back to him to make sure he wasn't doing drugs, or dating people who weren't Jewish.
Charles Kushner was sentenced to a year in prison in 2005 for 18 counts of tax evasion. Charles retaliated against a government witness. He hired a sex worker for her husband and then sent the video to her.
The New York Times has a list of sources.
While his father was in jail,Jared took over his duties at the company. He traveled to Alabama every weekend to visit his father.
The New York Times is the source of this story.
Chris Christie was the US attorney at the time. The man wouldn't forget the person.
The sources are Biography.com and US News.
At the time of his father's arrest, Kushner was an intern. He threw himself into the family business after his father's public trial convinced him to abandon his dream of becoming a prosecutors.
The US News has sources. It's time.
The trial had something to do with that. He could see how the media was interested in the scandal. He said in an interview that there wasn't much benefit to being out there.
According to Vanity Fair, the media did more than just that.
Emily Jane Fox wrote that Charlie Kushner's humiliation gave him perspective. He is usually calm and collected in the face of conflict. He was hardened by misfortune because every blow was softened by his huge fortune.
The New York Observer was bought for $10 million. He bought the paper because it had a great brand. He said he would be lying if he said it didn't have an effect. I didn't know how much power and influence the paper had when I purchased it.
The New York Times is the source of this story.
Kaplan was the editor at the time. The film "Citizen Kane" is an example of his hope that every young man who owned a newspaper should enjoy it.
According to New York Magazine, Kaplan referred to The Count of Monte Christo as a classic tale where the main character uses his wealth to get revenge against his enemies once they are no longer suspects.
He was talking about what happened to his dad. The media was blamed for Charles' death.
Kyle Pope, one of his editors, told The New York Times that despite owning the paper, he didn't understand the business.
Pope told The New York Times that he didn't know that it was possible to write a negative story on someone and still be powerful. Negative stories in the paper won't diminish his power. It might increase his power. He thought you had to tell good stories about people.
The newspaper had five editors over the course of a decade.
He used the paper for his own reasons. Elizabeth Spiers said she hunted for dirt on real estate developer Richard Mack after he refused to help Kushner.
After he continued to insist that the story was there, he had three different reporters look for it.
The Observer was owned by Kushner. Murdoch was one of the most well-known. According to The New Yorker, the pair now speak almost daily. Murdoch gives advice and the White House is still functioning.
At his 35th birthday party, he had a network of older mentors, and the median age was around 70.
The most expensive New York building ever paid for was 666 Fifth Avenue.
It was more than three times what the previous owner paid.
The New Yorker said it was a Trump purchase. In the late 1980s, Trump overpaid for a trophy property, borrowed a lot, and encountered serious financial challenges that became public.
He graduated from New York University with two degrees.
The New York Times is the source of this story.
The same amount was paid for 666 on Fifth Avenue as the same amount was paid for all of the apartments in New Jersey. The signal indicated that the Kushner's had arrived in New York. The Kushners were not from the swamps.
New York Magazine is one of the sources.
They began dating in 2007. Their relationship was perfect because their outings were covered by the photographers.
They were perfect due to their deep knowledge of real estate and being children of controversial fathers.
Time says they could be mistaken for a political marriage.
A real-estate broker introduced them to each other a few years ago.
It was said that they broke up because Trump wasn't Jewish. Wendy Deng, the third wife of Murdoch, invited the two children onto Murdoch's family boat without letting on that the other party was also invited.
After getting back together, they converted to Judaism.
The CEO of the company was named in 2008. It was hard. The recession happened in 2008. Thanks to management loans, the company was able to survive.
New York magazine has sources.
The couple married in 2009. The couple wed at the golf club.
This is the source of the article.
They played themselves at a fictional Observer party on "Gossip Girl". Josh Schwartz, one of the show's writers, regretted their appearance because they didn't speak.
Time is the source of this story.
The deal that kept control of 666 Fifth Avenue was made in 2011. The building that cost $1.8 billion had lost its value.
This is the source of the article.
More than $7 billion in real estate acquisitions were taken part in by the Kushner Companies from 2010 to the present day. Multiple buildings in Brooklyn's Dumbo were worth $715 million in 2016 and 17 buildings in Manhattan's East Village were worth $130 million in 2013).
The New York Times is one of the sources.
Along with plush real estate in New York, the company bought thousands of apartment complexes in struggling Rust Belt cities. The company had 20,000 apartments in these cities by the end of the year.
The New York Times is one of the sources.
An investigation by ProPublica found that Kushner's company had been evicting people who didn't pay rent, as well as chasing late fees for years. It took a lot of construction and a lot of evictions, but the result wasphenomenal, according to Kushner.
The source of this story is Politico.
Theo was born in 2016 and is one of three children that Trump and Kushner have.
Business Insider is the source of this story.
He focused on politics as his father-in-law ran for president. Silicon Valley's elite helped him run Trump's digital, online, and social-media efforts.
The Washington Post said that by quietly building a successful online fundraising and targeting operation far beyond his candidate's comprehension, Kushner gave Trump a fighting chance to keep the race close.
He was born and raised a Democrat. He endorsed Romney in the 2012 election because he was disappointed in Obama's relationship with Israel.
The New York Times is the source of this story.
People were surprised by his enthusiasm for his father-in-law. He said that his perception of politics had changed as he toured the country.
According to New York Magazine, he told a private audience of more than 400 people that he lived in a bubble on the Upper East Side.
He said that he thought about immigration in terms of Silicon Valley's needs, about education the way Robin Hood Foundation philanthropists did, about climate change in terms of carbon emissions, and not mining jobs.
He saw a different country on his tour. According to Time, he found a country that was angry and looking for a champion.
Trump's son-in-law was in the background during the campaign. He prepared Trump for his speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and helped smooth out the relationship with Megyn Kelly.
He defended Trump in a column in the Observer after he posted a picture of Clinton with a Star of David. He said that Trump was not anti-Semitic or racist, and that he talked about his grandparents' Holocaust experiences.
I want people to know where I'm coming from. I am aware of the difference between dangerous intolerance and these labels that are thrown around to score political points.
A group of people met a Russian lawyer in Trump Tower. He said he was promised dirt on Clinton before the meeting.
After he decided the meeting wasn't worth his time, he had his assistant get him out of the room.
The meeting was a waste of our time and I quickly determined that my time was not well spent. He asked his assistant to call him on his cell phone, so he could leave and get back to his work. I need an excuse to leave the meeting.
The Russian ambassador to the US was told in December 2016 that he was interested in setting up a communications back channel between the two countries. Kislyak was surprised by the suggestion.
The Washington Post is the source of this story.
On Inauguration Day, Trump's son-in-law assumed his position in the White House.
The Daily Beast is one of the sources.
He remained a stakeholder despite stepping down as CEO. He retained investments worth up to $761 million despite selling some of his assets.
The selling was mostly to his brother or trust.
He was one of Trump's closest advisers even though he had no political background. He told a congressional committee that he wasn't intending to play a big role in his father-in-law's campaign.
The New Yorker's source.
His office was located next to the president's dining room and steps from the Oval Office. It was occupied by some of Obama's advisers.
Time is the source of this story.
He made his presence felt right away. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie accused Donald Trump's son-in-law of carrying out a political "hit job" by firing him as payback for what happened to his father.
The Guardian is the source of this story.
According to The New York Times, he was in charge of Middle East peace talks. "If you can't make peace in the Middle East, nobody can," said Trump.
The Daily Beast is one of the sources.
When he arrived in D.C., he realized that the problems there were so complex that they would have to be fixed before.
The Washington Post is the source of this story.
In a leaked off-the-record summer lecture, Kushner said he'd had enough of people telling him to understand the issues in the Middle East. We don't want to learn about history. Enough books have been read by us. He asked the interns how they came up with a conclusion to the situation.
The source is wired.
Along with the expectations of the Middle East peace deal, he was supposed to establish trade deals, push criminal justice reform, and reform veteran care.
The Washington Post is one of the sources.
All of the work he had been doing, and all of the photos he'd been in, hadn't been heard from until June of last year.
According to the Washington Post, Michael Cera sounded like James Earl Jones.
The special counsel Robert Muller was investigating his attempts to get foreign support for his family business during the presidential transition.
Business Insider is the source of this story.
As the scandal surrounding former White House staff secretary Rob Porter's alleged domestic abuse mounted, it was revealed that he was also working under a temporary security clearance.
Business Insider is the source of this story.
Political commentators questioned his future in the White House after he lost his top secret clearance. He wasn't given clearance because of concerns about his business interests and the possibility of foreign influence. The Trump administration granted it.
Business Insider is one of the sources.
Several other terrible news stories broke that same day. According to reports, four different countries were trying to manipulate him, and his company received massive loans from firms he had met with.
The New York Times has sources.
He continued with his work. He was in Jerusalem in May of last year to open the American embassy. He said that when President Trump made a promise, he kept it.
ABC news
There were disagreements between Trump's aides, particularly between the president's son-in-law and former chief of staff. His security clearance was upgraded by Kelly. According to reports, Trump asked Kelly to get his daughter and son-in-law out of the White House.
The source is Vanity Fair.
In December of last year, Trump announced that Kelly was leaving. The New York Times said it was a coup. According to one of the president's allies, the couple are now in charge of the building.
The New York Times is the source of this story.
Trump supported an extensive prison and sentencing reform that got through the Senate that month. It was called a rare success by the New York Times.
The New York Times is one of the sources.
In March of this year, a letter written by a late Democrat called into question the use of an online messaging service by the son of a president. The letter wasn't completely accurate, according to the lawyer.
The Guardian is one of the sources listed.
A vision for peace in the Middle East was announced in June of 2019. The US's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital made the Palestinians reject it.
The Washington Post is the source of this story.
An investigation by The Guardian found that a company that was part-owned by Kushner had received $90 million from foreign investors. Concerns about improper influence were raised due to the fact that Kushner is an international envoy for the US.
The Guardian is the source of this story.
In October, as impeachment proceedings began against Trump, it was his son-in-law and chief of staff Mick Mulvaney who was put in charge of the president's impeachment strategy.
CNN is the source of this story.
Trump made his son-in-law a project manager for the border wall. Trump wasn't happy with its progress. Installation of cameras to live-stream the construction process was one idea that Kushner had.
The Washington Post is the source of this story.
Compared to many of Trump's other advisers, he proved himself to be competent. It makes sense that Trump puts family first.
Vanity Fair is one of the sources.
Business Insider has an article on it.
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