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Jon Stewart Is Thrown When Journalist Starts Interview With Jared Kushner’s Denial: ‘Am I in Trouble Now?’

"What the f--k? What are you doing?" the comedian adds The post Jon Stewart Is Thrown When Journalist Starts Interview With Jared Kushner’s Denial: ‘Am I in Trouble Now?’ appeared first on TheWrap .

During an interview on The Daily Show, Matthew Cole, a journalist, began his conversation with an unexpected statement. He announced that he would be reading a denial from Jared Kushner, the subject of Cole's book "Princes and Thieves." Stewart, the host of the show, was visibly surprised and asked, "Am I in trouble now? What the f--k?"

Cole reassured Stewart that he was fine and that he was good to proceed with the interview. The duo then delved into the contents of Cole's book, which details five years of investigation into alleged secret financial agreements between Kushner and leaders of the Middle East. Stewart admitted that while he initially found the book "frustrating" and compared it to a religion, he believed there might be some truth to it.

Cole, however, remained confident in his findings, stating that the book only scratches the surface of the Trump administration's corruption.

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