During a recent interview former White House Trade Advisor Peter Navarro made explosive allegations against former Trump White House Senior Advisor and son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Navarro claimed he was only an advisor because of his father-in-law and that he lied or overstated a cancer diagnosis in order to sell books, Mediate reports.
Kusher has said that he was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.
Navarro made the claims while appearing on Newsmax and said that Trump would still be president If it weren’t for the actions of Kushner as his advisor.
Navarro said of Kushner, “M.O. is basically, take credit for whatever success we had, blame anybody when something didn’t work.”
Navarro then addressed Kushner’s book, “It’s fiction… And the thyroid thing, that came out of nowhere. I saw the guy every day. There’s no sign that he was in any pain or danger or whatever. I think it’s just sympathy to try to sell his book now.”
Navarro then dropped the hammer, “Time after time, whether it’s mismanagement of the campaign, mismanagement of the pandemic, taking too much credit for NAFTA, taking too much credit for the Abraham Accords. I mean, the guy was just a one-man wrecking crew, 36 years old I think when he got in there with no training. His only qualification was that he was the boss’s son-in-law.”
According to Navarro, Kushner is not worthy of Trump’s trust.
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Navarro is a piece of shit!
No, he is not. He is emotional as is MY DJT, different perspective/personality. Look at the too many DJT ok’d to be inside. I think the President has oftentimes poor choices due to wanting to be liked.
Trump would still be president if he had campaigned on the issues and the accomplishments of his administration instead of whining about how unfair everybody was towards him.
Likewise, the Senate would still be in Republican hands if Trump had gone to Georgia and campaigned on the issues instead of crying about how the election was “stolen” from him (see above).
If he hadn’t ‘stir’ the stolen pot, it would continue unabated.