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Former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, says he will not be returning to the White House should Trump be victorious in November.
Kushner said on Tuesday that he wishes his father-in-law well but will not be joining him in the White House for a second term, opting to instead focus on his investment firm, Affinity Partners.
“I was very fortunate to play a role in the campaign and then join him in the administration,” Kushner told Axios’ Business Editor Dan Primack. “There was some incredible things we were able to get done together. Very, very proud of them. But this time, I think he’ll be able to build a really incredible team based on the people who are available.”
Kushner said he “enjoyed” his time in the White House but has since taken a liking to living out of the spotlight with his family in Florida. He also praised the former president’s campaign team.
“I think that the team around him is maybe the best he’s had,” Kushner said.
