Kushner's corruption: 'Red flag after red flag' shows why GOP can't ignore new blockbuster report

Republicans, led by Oversight Committee chair James Comer in the House, are gearing up for a multi-year investigation of Hunter Biden's laptop, and whether it proves he used his father's name and status to enrich himself overseas. And yet, wrote commentator Dean Obeidallah for CNN on Monday, we already know former President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner did all of this — and the evidence is getting harder and harder for even Republicans to ignore. Obeidallah pointed to a new bombshell report by The Washington Post, detailing how Trump turbocharged the rise of Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman — and he and his family, Kushner included, are reaping financial benefit. "If Comer reads this article, he will see red flag after red flag of how Kushner and Trump potentially pocketed money from recent business deals with the Saudi government after helping Saudi Arabia and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, widely known as MBS, while in the White House," wrote Obeidallah. ALSO IN THE NEWS: The 'Horse & Sparrow' economic scam is back Then, when he left office, as he and Kushner faced "unprecedented business challenges," both came upon Saudi money, with Kushner receiving a $2 billion infusion from the Saudis into his private equity firm and Trump getting to host LIV golf tournaments, bankrolled by the Saudi wealth fund, at his properties.