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Barbra Streisand slams Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner’s earnings amid Hunter Biden scrutiny
Barbra Streisand took to social media to slam the media over their coverage of Hunter Biden after it was revealed he was present at his father’s White House meetings
Barbara Streisand didn’t mince words in a now-trending post on X, formerly known as Twitter, slamming the hefty earnings Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner raked in during their White House tenure under Donald Trump’s presidency.
At 82, the iconic singer and actress weighed in on the ongoing scrutiny of Hunter Biden and his “inappropriate” presence at Joe Biden’s White House meetings. She pointed out the lack of similar attention towards Trump’s daughter, despite her significant income during her father’s term and speculation about her future political ambitions if Trump secures a second term.
Despite Ivanka’s recent distance from her father amidst his bid for office and legal entanglements, only breaking her silence after an attempt on his life, Streisand emphasized that it doesn’t erase the past White House earnings.
Taking to X, Streisand expressed her dismay over the intense focus on Hunter Biden’s financial affairs while overlooking the fortune amassed by Trump’s progeny.
The press was obsessed with Hunter Biden. But barely a word about how Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump made 82 million dollars while working in the White House,” Streisand penned.
Ivanka and Kushner opted out of salaries for their White House roles, where she served as a senior advisor and director of the Office of Economic Initiatives and Entrepreneurship, and he as a senior advisor and director of the Office of American Innovation.
Despite their roles in the White House, Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner managed to earn a significant income from their outside interests. According to financial disclosures reported by The Washington Post and Politico in 2018, Ivanka earned $3.9 million from her stake in the Trump International Hotel, $5 million from her clothing line, $2 million in income and severance from the Trump Organization, and a $289,000 advance from Penguin Random House for her book, Women Who Work.
