How can we know when they sit to decide whether they're going to push China on to deal with the North Korean missile threat, whether they're going to hold back because of their business interests or whether they're going to stop this flow of American jobs to China or not? Will that be affected by their business? It's unprecedented. It's also against the rules.
Eisen raises concerns about the potential conflicts of interest involving the Kushner family and their business ties to China.
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His contempt, apparent contempt for the First Amendment here is of a piece with the larger pattern that you point out, starting with the first unconstitutional Muslim ban.
It's an abuse of the public interest for private gain that is very like the pattern in the White House.
He is escalating the pressure. It's something that I write about in my book. This is straight out of the autocrat's tool kit.
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