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Acting President Donald Trump has discussed with his advisers the possibility of granting a preventive amnesty to his children, his son-in-law and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, writes the New York Times, citing two sources who have information on the subject. The revelation comes a day after the NYT wrote about an argument between Trump and Giuliani, in which the lawyer asked the president to grant him a preventive amnesty.
Donald Trump told advisers that he is concerned that the Justice Department in the future Biden administration will seek revenge on him and investigate his three oldest children, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump. , but also Ivanka’s husband, Jared Kushner, who is a senior White House adviser, according to NYT sources.
Donald Trump Jr. was investigated by Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III for his contacts with the Russians, who provided compromising information about Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election campaign, but was never charged.
Jared Kushner gave false information to the federal authorities about his contacts with foreigners, in the procedures for which he was going to receive a security clearance, but in the end he received said clearance from the president himself, NYT recalls.
The newspaper also writes that it is unclear why Donald Trump is concerned about Eric and Ivanka Trump, although the Manhattan district attorney, who is investigating the Trump Organization business, has expanded the investigation into million-dollar tax breaks from the consulting invoices. what part seems to have gotten into Ivanka Trump’s accounts.
The allegations that could be made against Rudy Giuliani are also unclear. He was investigated this summer by federal prosecutors in relation to his business in Ukraine and his role in the removal of the US ambassador in Kiev, a scandal that led to the initiation of proceedings. the impeachment process against President Trump.
Editing: Bogdan Pacurar
