Jared Kushner Criticizes CNN Reports
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- Jon Michael RaaschDaily Mail
- Brian FloodFox News
- Sophie HurwitzMother Jones
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Senior Trump advisor Jared Kushner accused CNN of publishing a "deeply misleading story and headline" suggesting his "diplomatic work in the Middle East somehow benefited investments in Israeli defense companies" in a fiery social media post on Friday.
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Senior Trump advisor Jared Kushner accused CNN of publishing a "deeply misleading story and headline" suggesting his "diplomatic work in the Middle East somehow benefited investments in Israeli defense companies" in a fiery social media post on Friday.
Coverage 3 articles
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Mother Jones
2 Oct Jared Kushner scolds CNN over 'deeply misleading’ report, says key info buried behind paywall
Fox News
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Daily Mail
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