Jared Kushner releases lengthy ‘fact check’ against New Yorker story on his ‘dollar diplomacy’ — tells The Post, ‘People can judge for themselves’
“For years, I let the stories go unanswered,” Kushner told The Post on why he chose to speak out. “I focused on my work, but when false claims get repeated enough, people start believing them."
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“For years, I let the stories go unanswered,” Kushner told The Post on why he chose to speak out. “I focused on my work, but when false claims get repeated enough, people start believing them."
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