Donald Trump Says He's Looking At Ways To Get Ivanka 'Involved' In New Administration
- 7 years ago
Donald Trump told Chris Wallace of 'Fox News Sunday,' that he'd like to get Ivanka and his son-in-law Jared Kushner 'involved' in the new administration.
During an interview with Chris Wallace on 'Fox News Sunday,' Donald Trump commented on the potential involvement of his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner in the new administration.
He said, "They’re both very talented people...I would love to be able to have them involved.”
Trump added, "If you look at Ivanka -- she's so strongly, as you know, into women's issues and childcare...Nobody could do better than her."
On Kushner, he said, "He's very talented, he's a very talented guy...So we're looking at that from a legal standpoint right now."
CNN had reported on Monday that Ivanka and her husband are considering relocating to Washington, D.C.
The report heightened concerns regarding conflicts of interest and a potential breach of regulations regarding nepotism.
Should Donald Trump follow through with his plan to pass control of his business dealings over to his adult children, Ivanka having an official connection to the White House could further muddy already murky waters.
President-elect Trump is expected to speak with the press on December 15 and address concerns about how his company will be handled while he is in office.
During an interview with Chris Wallace on 'Fox News Sunday,' Donald Trump commented on the potential involvement of his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner in the new administration.
He said, "They’re both very talented people...I would love to be able to have them involved.”
Trump added, "If you look at Ivanka -- she's so strongly, as you know, into women's issues and childcare...Nobody could do better than her."
On Kushner, he said, "He's very talented, he's a very talented guy...So we're looking at that from a legal standpoint right now."
CNN had reported on Monday that Ivanka and her husband are considering relocating to Washington, D.C.
The report heightened concerns regarding conflicts of interest and a potential breach of regulations regarding nepotism.
Should Donald Trump follow through with his plan to pass control of his business dealings over to his adult children, Ivanka having an official connection to the White House could further muddy already murky waters.
President-elect Trump is expected to speak with the press on December 15 and address concerns about how his company will be handled while he is in office.