There's no ambiguity about what's happening here at all. Look, if this were an isolated episode, Anderson, that would be one thing. What we've seen in again and again with Mr. Kushner, with Ivanka, with the president, with so many others in the White House and in the administration, they want to hang on to their business interests in a way that we have never seen in American history.
Eisen discusses the ongoing issues with the Kushner family's business interests and their potential conflicts with government decisions.
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