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In an interview with The Real Deal after his release, Kushner said that going to jail was the greatest obstacle he faced in life. However, it was also an opportunity for him to learn about himself.
“It gave me an opportunity to learn a lot about myself,” Kushner told The Real Deal. “I learned a lot about other people. I learned a lot about different areas I’ve always had an interest to learn about, whether it be Jewish history or derivative financing.I didn’t waste my time in jail. I was able to read the Wall Street Journal cover to cover every day.”
Kushner also called the incident with his sister “a family tragedy” and he believed that God and his parents will forgive him in heaven. He did say that he didn’t think his parents would forgive his sister though for “instigating a criminal investigation and being cheerleaders for the government and putting their brother in jail because of jealousy, hatred and spite.”
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Chris Christie sent Charles Kushner, father of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, to jail ten years ago and now it's revenge time. They all sound like a nice bunch...
"During the case, Charles admitted to smearing his brother-in-law, who had cooperated with prosecutors, by hiring a prostitute to have sex with him in a motel room, then sending a secretly recorded video of the encounter to the man's wife, Charles Kushner's own sister".
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3940624/Jared-Kushner-cause-conflict-Trump-s-transition-team.html