Kushner: Kevin Hassett to become Trump's national economic advisor
Jared Kushner · Jared Kushner - The Mechanic · Invest Like The Best · Dec 20, 2024 · at 49:37
Jared Kushner, founder of Affinity Partners and former senior advisor to Donald Trump, explains how his firm uses macroeconomic experts for global due diligence.
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“Kevin Hassett, who's on our team, is now going to become the national economic advisor for president Trump.”
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