The coronavirus testing-site website Trump promised on March 13 was built not by Google, but by a team of engineers at Oscar Health, where Jared Kushner’s younger brother is co-founder and investor.
The website has been suddenly and mysteriously scrapped. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
The website has been suddenly and mysteriously scrapped. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
Per @yayitsrob: “The company’s work on the coronavirus website could violate federal ethics laws, several experts said.”
In my book “Kushner Inc.,” I examined this conflict of interest with Oscar. For example, sources told me Jared kept trying to get his brother Josh involved in the shaping of a new health care bill. (Jared denies this.)
I learned that someone who had worked in accounting at Kushner Co. started to ask about an entity that had appeared in the financials: BFPS.
BFPS, this person was told, stands for “Brothers First, Partners Second.” It may be a vehicle for an arrangement Jared had talked about.
BFPS, this person was told, stands for “Brothers First, Partners Second.” It may be a vehicle for an arrangement Jared had talked about.
The way he described the arrangement, in detail, to a former business associate, was that each brother gives 50% of his profits to the other, so as to avoid disagreements.
If such an arrangement existed, it is possible that it changed when Jared went into the White House. However, a BFPS Ventures was listed on Jared’s financial disclosure forms. (A spokesman for Josh said there is no such arrangement and this is “completely and utterly untrue.”)
