Well Governor Christie sent Kushner’s father to prison – now Trump may be facilitating his son-in-law foray into the criminal justice system
The senior White House adviser under scrutiny by investigators is someone close to the president, according to these people, who would not further identify the official.
what a lala
In reply to birdseye
Beyond speculation now - it's everywhere
In reply to Chrissy
Trump still hasn’t learn that being president is not like running his real-estate business and the FBI is not his private detective agency
In reply to birdseye
Lock him up 
In reply to black
May yet come to fruition - would that be what they call poetic justice?
Reuters reports that the White House is currently reviewing a little-known ethics rule that forbids newly hired government lawyers from investigating clients of their former law firm for a period of one year. Robert Mueller left his firm WilmerHale to accept his appointment. WilmerHale represents Jared Kushner.
The Senate Intelligence Committee just announced that former FBI Director James Comey has accepted their invitation to testify in an open hearing. While the date has not yet been set, the hearing will occur after Memorial Day.
Chairman of the Intelligence Committee, Senator Richard Burr (R-NC), said in a statement:
“The Committee looks forward to receiving testimony from the former Director on his role in the development of the Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian interference in the 2016 US elections, and I am hopeful that he will clarify for the American people recent events that have been broadly reported in the media.”
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
Trump's Executive Order made it 2 years. Maybe he foresaw this eventuality and prepared for it. Dere may be method in de man's madness
