Kushner Sues Over $2 Billion Gulf Fund Claims in Book

Jared Kushner is suing over a book that claims he managed $2 billion in secret Gulf slush funds. The book, titled 'Princes and Thieves,' was written by Matthew Cole and alleges that Kushner had access to more than $2 billion in 'slush money funds' from leaders in the region. The book's claims were published in an excerpt in Vanity Fair, which covers Kushner's years as a senior White House adviser in the first Trump administration. Kushner and his legal team issued sharp statements denying everything in the book, calling the allegations 'completely insane' and 'false and defamatory.' The White House also dismissed the book as 'complete fiction' written by a 'failed spy thriller writer.'

The book's claims were published in an excerpt in Vanity Fair, which covers Kushner's years as a senior White House adviser in the first Trump administration. The book, titled 'Princes and Thieves,' was written by Matthew Cole and alleges that Kushner had access to more than $2 billion in 'slush money funds' from leaders in the region.

The White House also dismissed the book as 'complete fiction' written by a 'failed spy thriller writer.' Kushner and his legal team issued sharp statements denying everything in the book, calling the allegations 'completely insane' and 'false and defamatory.'

Kushner's legal team is preparing a lawsuit over the book's claims of secret Gulf slush funds.

The book presents no evidence or documentation, only 'mysterious words from unnamed sources.'