Just to be super-clear: When foriegn oligarchs pay the head of a finance firm almost $100M with zero financial return, this is called bribery. It would not be hard for the SEC to price the investment risk and being criminal fraud charg<receives note> Oh, this SCOTUS said the SEC can’t do this.
So Jared Kushner has been paid around $87 million in fees from Saudi Arabia for his "investment" firm, nothing to see here, what Congress really needs is another investigation of Hunter Biden's dick pics www.nytimes.com/2024/09/25/u...
The son-in-law of former President Donald J. Trump has said he has intentionally moved slowly to invest investors’ money, which came primarily from foreign entities.
Wait are we taking about Eric Adams or Trump here?
In Jarkesy, the Leonard Leo Supreme Court made up new law that SEC can’t prosecute individuals for most crimes. Boy, who benefits from that? Billionaires, you say? Leonard Leo is paid by billionaires, you say? Expand the Court and change this law back.
It should sort itself out if Trump loses this election and Kushner winds up in multiple plastic drums.
Kushner is a snake and everybody knows that. That being said these large fund types don’t necessarily spit out returns in the first three or four years. The fund is still going to be in an immense financial disappointment for the investors, but you can’t measure that up to today.