Kushner: Private-sector government tours of duty beat permanent political class
Jared Kushner · No Priors Ep. 131 | With Jared Kushner · Sep 11, 2025 · at 51:54
Former White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner discusses the necessity of rotating private-sector talent into federal government roles.
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“I think that it's very, very important to have private sector people going into government, doing tours of duty versus just having a permanent political class which I think is is not necessarily great for the long-term interests of America.”
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