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Kushner’s Lawyer Demands Vanity Fair Remove Foreign-Accounts Claim

By Drooid · Oct 26, 2026, 11:24 PM UTC · How we work

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U.S. attorney Chad Mizelle, representing Jared Kushner, demanded Vanity Fair remove the excerpt alleging foreign accounts.
Kushner posted on X that the allegations are insane and never happened.
Mizelle said his team sent Simon & Schuster a 13-page letter denying the claims.
Kushner said he voluntarily gave over 30 hours of testimony to several investigations.
Matthew Cole alleged Kushner could access UAE and Saudi accounts totaling about $2 billion, including $750 million.

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U.S. attorney Chad Mizelle, representing Jared Kushner, demanded Vanity Fair remove the excerpt alleging foreign accounts.
Kushner posted on X that the allegations are insane and never happened.
Mizelle said his team sent Simon & Schuster a 13-page letter denying the claims.
Kushner said he voluntarily gave over 30 hours of testimony to several investigations.
Matthew Cole alleged Kushner could access UAE and Saudi accounts totaling about $2 billion, including $750 million.